SKU Affected
Identify product name, size, colour, set build, barcode and purchase order line before making changes.
Revision control
Bedding order changes should record the affected SKU, specification field, old requirement, new requirement, sample or artwork version, price impact, timeline impact and final approval status. Buyers should confirm revisions before bulk production, inspection or packing uses the updated instruction.
Change scope
Revision control protects the order when a buyer changes a size table, fabric, colour, label, packaging file, quantity or delivery target.
Identify product name, size, colour, set build, barcode and purchase order line before making changes.
Record old requirement, new requirement, approval date, approver and supporting sample or file.
Confirm whether the change needs a revised sample, material swatch, colour approval or construction photo.
Review fabric cost, fill weight, trims, labels, packaging, MOQ and inspection cost before final pricing.
Check material readiness, production queue, artwork lead time, packing availability and shipment date.
Keep the approved revision with the specification sheet, sample approval, inspection checklist and repeat-order notes.
Revision flow
State the affected SKU, old detail, new detail and reason for the revision.
Review sample, material, price, MOQ, production and delivery effects.
Confirm the updated spec sheet, artwork, sample or packing instruction.
Carry the approved revision into production, inspection, packing and repeat orders.
Revision FAQ
Buyers should state the affected SKU, old requirement, new requirement, reason for change, target approval date, sample or artwork reference, and whether the change affects price, quantity, inspection or delivery timing.
Specifications can sometimes change after sample approval, but buyers and the factory should confirm feasibility, price impact, material availability, production timing and whether a revised sample or file approval is needed.
Version control helps repeat orders use the right size table, fabric reference, label file, packing instruction, inspection checkpoint and approved change history instead of mixing old and new requirements.