You do not need to have every detail decided before contacting BEAUTME. Whether you are selecting an existing product, exploring changes to a design or starting with a new idea, the first step is to explain what you want to achieve.
This guide explains three starting points for cooperation, what to share in your enquiry and which details can be discussed later.
Choose the starting point that fits your project
1. Source an existing product
If you have found a model that suits your needs, start with our Product Collection. Share the model name or product link, intended use, target market and estimated quantity if known.
An existing listing is a starting point for discussion, not a confirmation of immediate stock. Availability, specifications, pricing, packaging and delivery arrangements need to be confirmed for your enquiry.
2. Adapt a BEAUTME design
If a design is close to what you need, tell us what you would keep and what you would change. You might want to discuss proportions, storage arrangement, finish direction or other functional requirements.
Visit Customize Our Designs to explore this route. Requested changes are subject to review; not every feature or combination can be assumed feasible.
3. Develop from your own brief
If existing designs do not address your needs, begin with the problem you want to solve. A written description, rough sketch or your own reference materials can help explain your direction. A complete technical drawing is not required for an initial conversation.
Our Develop Your Design page outlines a proposed route from understanding a brief to feasibility review, a proposal, sampling and production arrangements. The scope and sequence vary by project and require agreement.
What to include in your first enquiry
- Product or idea: a model name, product link, sketch or short description.
- Intended use: where the product will be used and what it needs to do.
- Target market: the country or region you plan to supply.
- Priorities: what matters most, and any requested changes.
- Commercial direction: estimated quantity, budget direction, packaging needs and preferred timing, where known.
Leave unknown details open. Writing “Please advise” or “Still exploring” is more useful than inventing specifications you have not decided.
Frequently asked questions
Can I enquire without technical drawings?
Yes. Start with the intended use, your priorities and any space or storage needs. Drawings and technical details can be discussed as the scope becomes clearer. An initial enquiry does not confirm that a project is technically feasible.
Can an existing product also be customized?
You can ask about changes to an existing model. Existing products, design customization and dedicated development describe starting points, not rigid categories. Whether a particular adjustment is suitable requires individual review.
Are FOLD designs ready to order?
The FOLD designs currently presented as Concept / In Development are design studies, not a ready-to-ship or production-approved range. Proposed configurations require feasibility review and sample approval. Lighting, electrical, power and installation requests require technical assessment.
Is there one minimum order quantity, sample fee or lead time?
Do not assume a single figure applies across the range. Quantities, sampling arrangements, pricing and lead times are confirmed for the particular product or development scope. Share your requirements so the relevant arrangements can be discussed.
What if I do not know the dimensions or budget yet?
Describe the application and your priorities. Explain any limits you already know and mark the rest as open for discussion. You can ask for design advice instead of providing a complete specification.
Does submitting an enquiry confirm an order?
No. An enquiry begins a discussion. Product details, feasibility, samples where applicable and commercial arrangements need to be agreed before proceeding.
Start with what you know
Choose a product, describe a need or share the direction you want to explore. We can use that information to discuss an appropriate starting point.