Ad costs keep rising. Unit costs don't have to. Test new SKUs from stock in 7–10 days, scale proven winners to made-to-order, and see every step in an auditable dashboard — no trading-company markup, no black box.
Most DTC brands run on a supply chain assembled in year one and never revisited. It shows up in three ways.
Upload photos of a SKU you already sell — plus your current unit cost if you want a straight comparison. Within 24 hours: tiered quote with price, MOQ, and lead time. If we can't beat what you have, you'll know by tomorrow.
New product experiments shouldn't take a 45-day commitment. Stock Match ships in 7–10 days from MOQ 30 — validate demand with real sell-through before you commit to real volume.
When a SKU proves out, upgrade the same project to an Exclusive Version or full Made to Order — your spec, your fabric, your margins improving with volume. History, files, and QC standards carry over; nothing restarts.
Quotes, sample approvals, QC photos, shipment sign-offs — all in one dashboard, all timestamped, all button-confirmed. When your ops hire takes over sourcing, the entire history is there. No knowledge locked in anyone's chat app.
3-stage QC on every order — not just the first one. 120+ audited factories means a winning SKU always has a second source. You review QC photos of your actual units before each shipment leaves.
AI Studio generates on-model shots and product video from your order's QC photos. New SKU pages and ad creative without booking a shoot for every colorway.
A US streetwear brand moved one hoodie SKU to Fashionme as a benchmark test — same quality standard, 38% lower unit cost, delivered in three weeks.
Keep it — and give us one SKU as a second source. Best case, you cut cost on a hero product. Worst case, you've stress-tested your supply chain and gained a backup. Single-supplier risk is a real cost too.
It's one project's real result, not a promise. Your number depends on the SKU, volume, and your current markup stack. That's why the quote is free and takes 24 hours — benchmark it against your actual COGS and decide with data.
That's what the two-route structure is for. Stock Match covers tests and fast drops; Made to Order scales confirmed winners with locked specs and per-order QC. Brands typically run both lanes at once.