Requirement review
Turn references and ideas into a workable supplier search brief.
Product & supplier sourcing
Find a supplier that fits the product — not just the search term.
Best for early-stage brands, boutiques and retailers sourcing lifestyle products from China.
Before the supplier list
Make the buying decision easier to compare.
A sourcing search works better when suppliers answer the same product, packaging, quantity and market questions. We organize those inputs before recommendations are made.
Share your product briefA supplier shortlist is only useful when the brief is clear.
Before comparing factories, we clarify what success looks like: material, dimensions, finish, packaging, target market, quantity, timeline and the trade-offs you can accept.
Share your product briefSupplier search
Identify sources that align with product type and order profile.
Comparison
Organize practical differences in product, MOQ, quote and response.
Sample plan
Decide what should be sampled, compared and revised before production.
What is included
Typical sourcing deliverables
- Clarified product brief and missing-question list
- Supplier search based on product and buyer requirements
- Initial supplier communication in Chinese
- Comparison of suitable options and visible trade-offs
- MOQ, customization and sample questions
- Sample ordering and consolidation when agreed
- Suggested next step before order commitment
The goal is not to produce the longest supplier list. It is to help you make a better sourcing decision.
What we need from you
Reference images or drawings, materials and dimensions, estimated quantity, target market, packaging needs, target price if available, preferred timeline and any non-negotiable requirements.
What happens next
- You send the product brief.
- Gemini Source reviews category fit and missing information.
- You receive a proposed scope, responsibilities and fee structure.
- Work starts only after the scope is accepted.
Start the search well
Send the product, quantity and destination market.
Even an early brief is enough to begin identifying the decisions that matter.