What "figure" means in a replica handbag listing
In wholesale replica handbag catalogs, the word figure carries one of three meanings. It is a price number, a numbered reference in a spec sheet, or a body figure used to judge fit. The meaning depends on where the word sits. A figure next to a currency symbol is a price. A figure next to a photo is a label. A figure in a fit note is a measurement of the person who carries the bag.
Outline Guide to High-Quality Replica Handbags Wholesale
Figure as a price number
Wholesale quotes list one number per unit. A listing that reads "figure: 42" means 42 dollars per bag at the stated minimum order quantity. Ask three questions before payment: currency, minimum order quantity, and Incoterms. A figure of 42 in USD at 20 pieces differs from 42 in CNY at 200 pieces. Tier pricing uses several figures: 20 pieces at $52, 50 pieces at $46, 100 pieces at $41.
Freight adds a second figure. Air cargo from Guangzhou to Los Angeles ran near $5 to $9 per kilogram in 2024. A 1.2 kg bag adds $6 to $11 per unit. Ask for the landed figure: unit price plus freight plus duty.
Figure as a numbered photo reference
Spec sheets label images: Figure 1, Figure 2, Figure 3. Figure 1 shows the front face. Figure 2 shows hardware and stamping. Figure 3 shows lining and the interior tag. Request the full figure list before you approve a sample. A supplier who sends Figure 1 alone hides stitch count, zipper brand, and edge paint.
Figure as body fit
Bag dimensions decide how a bag sits on a body figure. Three numbers matter: height, width, and strap drop. A 25 cm strap drop puts the bag at the hip. A 50 cm drop puts it at the waist. Measure your shoulder-to-hip length and compare it with the drop figure on the spec sheet.
Legal facts to note
Counterfeit goods are illegal to import into the United States. 19 U.S.C. § 1526 lets Customs and Border Protection seize and destroy merchandise that copies a registered trademark. CBP reports about 20,000 intellectual property seizures a year. Under the Lanham Act, a trademark owner can block use of a mark that causes confusion. Buyers, not just sellers, can face seizure and civil claims.
Checklist before you order
- Confirm the price figure, the currency, and the minimum order quantity in writing.
- Ask for figures 1 through 6 of the sample, front to interior.
- Match strap drop and bag height to your own measurements.
- Ask which trademarked elements the bag copies.
- Keep the invoice, the payment record, and the shipping documents.