Browse by category, style, or finish.
Use product pages to choose suitable options. A product page is the starting point for discussion, not a promise of fixed price, stock, or lead time.
Sourcing
China lighting sourcing support after product discovery.
Aglaia Lighting helps buyers reduce sourcing friction by organizing product options, supplier-fit checks, specification details, and quote requests before purchase decisions.
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Product shortlisting
Start from suitable products, categories, styles, and reference details.
02Specification confirmation
Clarify dimensions, finish, material, light source, plug, packaging, and market needs.
03Supplier-fit review
Use an internal checklist to decide which product and supplier options fit the request.
04Quote and sample coordination
Prepare the next step for quote review, sample discussion, packaging, or project timing.
How it connects
Products help you choose. Sourcing helps you confirm what is practical.
A table lamp, wall light, pendant, floor lamp, or chandelier can lead to different levels of review. A single-product enquiry is not the same as a hotel schedule, a private-label line, or a modified design.
The cleanest first step is to shortlist suitable products, send the practical details, and keep simple product questions separate from orders that need specification, supplier, packaging, or sample review.
Confirm the details that affect the request.
Use a quote request for quantity, custom, private-label, project, packaging, plug, voltage, document, or sample needs.
Separate product browsing from reviewed orders.
Simple product enquiries, bulk orders, private-label needs, custom work, and project schedules should be handled with the right level of review.
Internal supplier-fit framework
Factory Fit Review helps us decide what to recommend.
For sourcing requests, Aglaia can use an internal Supplier Matching Framework before discussing a quote path. The review looks at product capability, material and finish suitability, packaging and breakage risk, sample and bulk lead time, MOQ and price structure, photo, video, and specification readiness, private label support, communication responsiveness, and evidence status.
Important: Our supplier-fit review is an internal decision framework. It helps us decide which products and supplier options are suitable for different buyer requests. It is not a certification, audit, or guarantee.
First message
A useful sourcing request does not need to be long.
Send what you already know. Missing details can be discussed, but these points make the first reply more practical.
Product category or product linkQuantity range or project scheduleTarget market or countryFinish, colour, or material preferenceSize, shade, plug, or voltage notesPackaging or private-label needsSample needs or review timingPhotos, drawings, or room lists
Quote-first confirmation
Product browsing and quote requests should stay clear.
Keeping them separate makes the site easier to understand now and easier to expand when purchase links are added.
For one product question.
Use this only when the product, price, payment, shipping, and return terms are ready to show clearly.
For reviewed orders.
Use this for quantity orders, private-label packaging, modified design, project schedules, samples, and market details.
Sourcing FAQ
Common questions before choosing a path.
Which sourcing path should I use first?
If you are unsure, start with a quote request and include the product category, quantity, market, and any custom or packaging notes. We can then point the request toward product selection, custom work, private-label planning, or project review.
Can I buy products directly?
Individual purchase links can be added for simple products, but they stay separate from bulk, custom, private-label, sample, and project requests. Those orders should start with a quote request.
When should custom or project work use a quote request?
Use a quote request when the order depends on finish changes, dimensions, tooling, packaging, market requirements, project quantities, room schedules, samples, or details that need review before price and timing are confirmed.
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