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The company facts behind the RFQ.

Before a first RFQ, most buyers want to know who is on the other side. These are the company-level facts HACOLD publishes — what they mean for your order, and which details stay a per-project confirmation.

Published company facts

Six company facts and what they mean for your order.

These are the details a buyer can check before the first conversation. Each one shapes how an order runs — the sections below explain what it means in practice.

01

Founded in 2020

HACOLD was established in 2020 as a purpose-built womenswear development and manufacturing partner — not a legacy factory converting from another category.

02

Based in Dongguan, Guangdong

The operation sits in one of the Pearl River Delta's most mature garment clusters, with fast access to fabric markets, trim suppliers and finishing services.

03

About 120 people

The team covers merchandising, the pattern and sample room, cutting, sewing, finishing, quality control and dispatch — large enough for parallel styles, small enough that decisions stay short.

04

Exporting to five regions

Order experience across North America, Western Europe, North Africa, Southeast Asia and the Middle East — each market brings its own labelling and compliance requirements.

05

Five womenswear categories

T-shirts, hoodies, polo shirts, trousers and skirts — the published MOQ band runs from 200 to 500 pieces per style and moves with fabric, process count and colour count.

06

One named contact

Harry Huang is the public project contact for email, phone and WhatsApp. The person who answers your RFQ is the person who reaches the sample room.

How to read them

What these figures cover, and what they leave open.

A fact without context is just a claim. Here is what each published fact changes for a buyer planning an order.

  1. 01

    A young company, shown on purpose

    2020 means a short organisational path: the person answering your RFQ reaches the sample room directly. It also means fewer years of public record — so we invite verification through company documents, a video call or a visit rather than asking you to take the number on faith.

  2. 02

    Why 120 people matters to your order

    Mid-size scale is the reason the published MOQ band starts at 200–500 pieces per style instead of thousands: the lines are designed for a brand's active range, not for filling one oversized program. It also means capacity is real but finite — order-specific scheduling is confirmed per project.

  3. 03

    What five export regions change

    Destination market decides labelling, packaging and compliance details long before production starts. Sharing your target market early in the RFQ is the single cheapest way to keep the schedule intact.

What is confirmed per project

What is published here, and what we confirm per project.

The facts above are complete at company level. Documents, certifications and customer relationships follow a different evidence standard and are handled per project.

01

Company registration documents

Business licence and registration details can be shared for order verification once a project conversation is underway.

02

Certification and audit status

Published only with document evidence; until then, certification is discussed per project rather than claimed on this page.

03

Customer identities

Buyer relationships stay confidential. What can be shown is the project-record method on the case-studies page.

Questions before the next step

Verification questions buyers ask first.

These answers define the decision boundary for this page. Commercial terms and factory-specific feasibility still require project review.

01Where is HACOLD located?

Dongguan, Guangdong, China — inside the Pearl River Delta garment manufacturing cluster. The exact address and factory visit arrangements are confirmed when a project conversation starts.

02How large is the team?

About 120 people across merchandising, pattern and sampling, cutting, sewing, finishing, quality control and dispatch. Order-specific capacity and scheduling are confirmed per project in the quotation.

03Which markets does HACOLD ship to?

Order experience covers North America, Western Europe, North Africa, Southeast Asia and the Middle East. Your destination market determines labelling and compliance requirements, so state it early in the RFQ.

04Can these details be verified?

Yes. Company registration documents, a live video walk-through or an in-person visit can be arranged as part of supplier verification — ask for what your compliance process needs.

View the complete buyer FAQ

From research to a useful brief

Send the brief with your verification questions attached.

You do not need every answer before the first conversation. Share the product direction, available files, quality expectations and known commercial context.

Send an inquiry

Two steps, then review. Text only; no file uploads.

  1. Step 1 of 2 Fit check
  2. Step 2 of 2 Details
01 Initial fit check

Start with five required details. Add your project requirements next, then review before sending.

Choose the closest current category. Construction and supplier fit still require review.

Enter the buyer's working estimate, or “Not confirmed.” This is not an MOQ statement.

Add a website or phone Optional

A link to your brand or company site helps the review start with real context.

Include a number if you would like us to reply by phone or WhatsApp.

Nothing is sent from step 1. The detailed specification comes next.

When you select “Send RFQ”, the text fields are emailed to HACOLD and stored in the private inquiry dashboard for follow-up; short-lived pseudonymous request metadata is used for abuse control. Email and WhatsApp remain available as backup channels. Do not include confidential files until a separate handling method is agreed.