– Material: Specify the type of material used, such as cotton, polyester, spandex, nylon, or a blend of these. The material determines the durability, comfort, and stretchability of the leggings.
– Size: Provide details about the available sizes. This could range from small, medium, large, to extra-large, or could be based on measurements like waist size, hip size, and inseam length.
– Color: Indicate the range of colors the leggings are available in.
– Design: Explain the design details such as high-waist, low-rise, capri-style, full-length, ankle-length, with pockets, without pockets, etc.
– Stretchability: Provide information on the leggings’ stretchability, which determines the fit and comfort of the leggings.
– Thickness: Provide details on the thickness of the leggings, as some customers may prefer thick leggings for winter or thin ones for summer.
– Waistband: Describe the type of waistband – elastic, drawstring, wide-band, etc.
– Seams: Information on the position and durability of seams, if there are any special features like flat seams for comfort, etc.
– Care Instructions: Instructions on how to wash and care for the leggings to ensure longevity.
– Features: Any additional features such as moisture-wicking, breathable fabric, UV protection, anti-odor, etc.
– Brand: The name of the brand manufacturing or selling the leggings.
– Packaging: Details about how the leggings are packaged and if there are any branding or labeling on the package.
– Minimum Order Quantity: The minimum number of pieces a business needs to order.
– Pricing: Detailed pricing based on the quantity ordered.
– Shipping: Information about shipping options, costs, and delivery timeframes.
– Return/Exchange Policy: Details regarding the return or exchange policy for the leggings.
– Certifications: Any relevant certifications to assure quality or ethical production, such as OEKO-TEX, GOTS, Fair Trade, etc.
– Country of Origin: The country where the leggings are manufactured.
– Lead Time: The time from when an order is placed to when it is shipped.’