Terms of service
The content on this website is provided for factory introduction, product category review, capability explanation, small-B buyer route planning, and business inquiry purposes only.
Product capacities, timelines, and MOQ references on this site are general guidance. Final production terms depend on material choice, construction, quantity, compliance requirements, and shipping destination.
To confirm a live project, use the contact page and include your RFQ details.
Terms details
The pages on this site explain Connect5 manufacturing routes, product categories, sample development, QC, factory proof, markets, and buyer program examples. They help buyers decide whether to open an inquiry, but they are not a final quotation, contract, guarantee, or production commitment.
MOQ, lead time, pricing, materials, packaging, compliance language, and export planning depend on the real brief. A useful RFQ should include bag category, quantity, destination market, material direction, logo or trim details, packing needs, timeline, and whether the buyer needs proof, sampling, or direct pricing.
Sample timing and bulk production estimates shown on the site are general references. Final timing can change based on material availability, trim development, artwork approval, revised samples, compliance review, holiday schedules, packing requirements, and shipment planning.
Creator merch, nonprofit fundraising bags, union member gift bags, event swag bags, employee welcome bags, and other small-B program pages are buyer routes for communication. They do not remove the need for factory review, sample confirmation, and commercial approval before production.
Buyers should not infer unsupported claims from category or audience pages. For example, Connect5 does not claim union-made production; the site explains China sampling and Cambodia production. Any sustainability, recycled-material, compliance, or sourcing claim must be confirmed against the actual material route and available documentation.
When buyers send artwork, reference photos, tech packs, logos, or product specifications, those materials are used for project evaluation and factory communication. Buyers remain responsible for confirming that they have the rights to use submitted artwork, brand assets, and product references.
To move from website evaluation into a live project, use the contact page and include the strongest available RFQ details. If the form API is unavailable, the email fallback provides a direct route to the factory inbox.
Leave your message here and the factory team can follow up from the lead queue. You can also use the email fallback anytime.