OYOYI SERVICES

Swimwear Development & Supply Chain Services

Source materials, develop samples, or plan production. Choose the support your project needs, with scope, deliverables, and costs agreed before work begins.

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Use one service or several. You do not have to place a garment production order to work with OYOYI.

Choose the Work You Need

Start with a specific task, not an all-inclusive package. Each service has its own requirements and agreed outcome.

Materials & Components

Source materials for your own development or production partner. A garment order with OYOYI is not required.

Typical scope: Fabric and lining selection, trims and hardware, labels, logos, and packaging requirements.
What to share: Reference images or material codes, specifications, target quantities, and delivery requirements.
What we agree to deliver: Agreed materials or samples, with specifications, quantities, and sourcing terms confirmed before purchase.

Reference swatches, custom components, and bulk material orders are different requests. Confirm the scope before ordering.

Discuss Material Sourcing

Sampling & Development

Move beyond file review into physical development when your design needs a sample or further technical work.

Typical scope: Pattern and sample requirements, material trials, fit feedback, and agreed development revisions.
What to share: Your tech pack or design references, target measurements, selected materials, and development questions.
What we agree to deliver: The agreed physical sample, with its development brief, sample quantity, and included revisions defined in the quotation.

Sample quantities, revision rounds, pattern deliverables, and shipping are confirmed separately. Review alone does not include sample making.

Discuss Sample Development

Production Support

Prepare the requirements for a production run and coordinate the work agreed for your project.

Typical scope: Production specifications, material requirements, order quantities, quality checkpoints, and delivery planning.
What to share: Confirmed product requirements, sample status, quantities by style and color, and your target delivery date.
What we agree to deliver: The agreed production work and handover, with the execution party, approval points, and delivery responsibilities defined in the quotation.

MOQ, capacity, lead time, and manufacturing responsibility depend on the project. No universal quantity or delivery promise.

Discuss Production Support

What Your Plan Covers. What We Quote Separately.

Your technical file and the physical work around your product are different parts of development.

Tech Pack & Membership Benefits

Editable tech packs and professional review on free and paid plans.
Annotations, feasibility questions, missing information, and suggested next steps.
Eligible material reference samples according to your plan, with shipping separate.

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Separately Agreed Services

Physical sample making and additional development work.
Custom components, material purchases, and production orders.
Storage, handling, shipping, and testing coordination where feasible.

A material reference sample is not a custom-made component or finished garment. Membership does not automatically include execution services.

Additional Requirements

Support Beyond Development

Some projects need help after the material or product is ready. These requests begin with a feasibility check, not an automatic service commitment.

Storage & Dispatch

Discuss storage, handling, packing, or dispatch requirements for materials or finished products.

To assess your request: goods and quantities, storage duration, handling instructions, shipment frequency, and destination.

Before proceeding: agree on the location and provider, handling tasks, stock-record requirements, fees, and dispatch responsibilities.

Availability depends on the goods, location, and service provider. Overseas storage and ongoing fulfillment require separate confirmation.

Discuss Storage or Dispatch

Testing Coordination

Discuss how to arrange product or material testing with an appropriate service provider.

To assess your request: the product or material, target market, intended use, and any buyer-specified test requirements.

Before proceeding: agree on the test scope, laboratory, sample requirements, quotation, and reporting arrangements.

Testing is performed by the agreed provider. Coordination does not guarantee a passing result, certification, or market approval.

Discuss Testing Requirements

From Your Requirement to an Agreed Scope

A clear starting brief helps us determine what can be done, who should do it, and what it will cost.

Share the Task

Tell us the outcome you need. Include your tech pack, material references, or product details where available.

Confirm Feasibility & Scope

Identify missing information, the proposed execution route, responsibilities, and the approvals needed before work starts.

Agree, Then Proceed

Confirm deliverables, fees, timing, and change arrangements. Execution starts only after the project terms are agreed.

Your Product

Style images, a tech pack, material codes, or existing samples.

Your Requirement

The specific work or decision you need help with.

Your Quantities

Sample counts, material volumes, or intended order quantities.

Your Timing & Destination

Target dates, intended market, and delivery location.

Do not have every detail yet? Share what you know. We can identify what still needs to be confirmed.

Real Supply Chain Experience

Manufacturing Roots. Flexible Ways to Work.

OYOYI brings TideLine's swimwear manufacturing experience and supply-chain foundation into a service relationship built around your project.

The work may involve the manufacturing team, material suppliers, or other agreed service providers. The execution party and responsibilities should be clear before you commit.

You can keep your existing manufacturer and use OYOYI for the development or material support you need.

Explore Real Materials About OYOYI & TideLine

Glossy High-Stretch Swimwear Fabric
An existing material-library reference, not a completed client project or proof of stock availability.

Service Questions

Can I buy materials without ordering finished garments?+

Yes. You can discuss fabric, trim, component, or packaging sourcing as a standalone requirement. Specifications, quantities, supplier conditions, and delivery costs are confirmed for that order.

Are these services included in my membership?+

Tech pack review and any eligible material reference samples follow your plan. Physical sample making, custom components, material purchasing, production, storage, dispatch, and testing are not automatically included. Additional work is agreed and priced separately.

What if I only have an idea or reference images?+

You can start with the information you have. Share the design references and the outcome you need. Creating a tech pack can help clarify the requirements, but an incomplete file does not prevent an initial service discussion.

Do you make everything in your own factory?+

OYOYI is backed by TideLine's manufacturing and supply-chain foundation. Depending on the agreed scope, a project may involve the manufacturing team, material suppliers, or other service providers. Confirm who performs the work and the responsibilities in your project agreement.

Can I keep working with my existing manufacturer?+

Yes. You can use OYOYI for technical development or material support without moving garment production. Any work involving your manufacturer requires an agreed scope and clear responsibilities.

Can you arrange overseas storage or manage another factory?+

Share the location, goods, and tasks you need help with. These requests require a feasibility assessment and an agreed service provider. This page does not promise an established overseas warehouse or factory-management network.

Does testing coordination guarantee compliance?+

No. The relevant testing scope, laboratory, sample requirements, and reporting arrangements must be confirmed for your product and target market. Coordination is not a guarantee of passing a test, certification, or market approval.

How are price and timing confirmed?+

They depend on the work, specifications, quantities, provider availability, and approval requirements. Confirm the scope, deliverables, charges, and schedule before execution. Tech pack review response windows are not sample-making or production lead times.

Tell Us What You Need Help With

A material requirement, a sample, a production plan, or a specific supply-chain task. Start with the outcome you need.

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Scope, service availability, timing, and costs are confirmed for each project.