Structured quote collection
Launch one RFQ with the garment, quantity, delivery context, and files already attached.
QuickToPrint / For Buyers
Create RFQs once and compare apparel printing suppliers with less cleanup
Buyer teams use QuickToPrint to keep the quote request, supplier responses, and award decision inside one sourcing workflow instead of rebuilding the story from email threads.
Cleaner supplier comparison
Review price, lead time, and supplier notes inside a format that is easier to compare.
Awarded follow-up in context
After the decision is made, the buyer keeps the production conversation attached to the same sourcing record.
Step 1
Build the RFQ brief
Capture the garment scope, decoration method, timing, quantities, and delivery context once.
Step 2
Track supplier responses
Use the workspace to review quote arrivals, unread messages, and RFQs that are ready for a decision.
Step 3
Choose and move forward
Award the best-fit quote and continue the follow-up with the awarded supplier in the same workflow.
- Supplier responses stay tied to the original request
- Quote review is easier when every supplier answers from the same brief
- The buyer can keep communication inside the sourcing record after award
- Public supplier profiles help with early shortlist building before the RFQ is launched
Can buyer teams use QuickToPrint for both short runs and bulk programs?
Yes. The same workflow can support short-run requests and larger apparel sourcing projects as long as the brief is structured clearly.
Do buyers need to choose one supplier before creating an RFQ?
No. The workflow is built to help buyers compare suppliers, not lock them into one option before they understand the responses.