Studios, furniture retailers and online home stores send us a product and a deadline. We come back with who can make it, what it lands at, and when it arrives.
No supplier commissions. You see the factory's own quote.Fee agreed first. Never a slice of your order value.Your suppliers. Contracts and tooling in your name.
The argument
Buying without a buying office, and with one
Without
Supplier found at a trade fair, checked on a website
Costing stops at the unit price, then freight and returns eat it
Quality judged from a photo the supplier chose to send
The delivery date is discovered once the order is late
Terms come straight off the supplier's template
With us
Shortlist audited on capacity, certification and financial health
Landed cost modelled per line before a purchase order exists
Written specification, approved sample, inspector in the factory
A dated plan with the slack built in where it belongs
Purchase terms that put tooling and liability on the right side
Capabilities
Take one. Or hand over the whole function.
Supplier sourcing
Manufacturers and wholesalers shortlisted, audited and referenced before you commit.
3–5 weeks
Cost and margin
Landed cost per line: unit, tooling, freight, duty, damages, and the price that clears your margin.
2–4 weeks
Quality programme
A written standard, an approved reference sample, inspectors reporting with photographs.
Per order
Logistics planning
Freight compared on total cost, packaging redesigned, deliveries booked around your storage.
Per shipment
Contracts and risk
Payment milestones, tooling ownership, UK compliance, a second source for critical lines.
2 weeks
Supplier management
Performance reviews, defect logs and price negotiations run on your behalf.
Retained
Briefs we get
Three versions of the same problem
Who sends it
Interior design studios, usually mid-project.
What we do
Find the maker, agree the specification, run sampling, then hold the delivery date against your install programme.
What comes back
A bespoke piece on site at a price the client already approved, and one contact instead of five.
Who sends it
Furniture retailers, four to six months before a launch.
What we do
Shortlist and audit suppliers, model landed cost per line, size the order to your cash flow, inspect before the balance is paid.
What comes back
A range plan you can merchandise against, with a defensible margin on every line.
Who sends it
Online home stores watching returns climb.
What we do
Rework packaging and freight, enforce a written quality standard, rebuild replenishment on lead times that are real.
What comes back
Lower delivered cost per unit, fewer breakages, a restock calendar that holds.
Twenty-four weeks
A range of ten to fifteen products, end to end
Week 1Week 8Week 16Week 24
Brief and range plan
Weeks 1–2
Sourcing and sampling
Weeks 3–8
Production and inspection
Weeks 9–18
Freight, delivery and review
Weeks 19–24
Fees
Published, so you can rule us out quickly
Indicative. The figure in your scope is fixed and does not move unless you change the brief.
Single product sourced
from £3,400Shortlist, audit, quotes, sampling and one approved supplier.
Range costed and sourced
from £11,500Ten to fifteen products, landed cost model, supplier contracts.
Quality programme
from £780 per inspectionSpecification, reference sample, inspector and photo report.
Retained supplier office
from £4,200 per monthThree months minimum. We act as your buying team.
Send a brief
Three lines is enough to start
Product, rough volume, date. We answer briefs the same week, and we say straight away if it is not for us.