Separate the purchased pack from promotional gifts

The client-supplied catalogue contains packs with a base selection and a separate list of gifts. For example, the listed Immunity Pack — Women Black contains two women’s Black AULORA pants and sixteen SHIRUTO boxes labelled 30s. Its additional gift list is recorded separately. A gift appearing in a printed catalogue is not a guarantee that it is still included in a current order.

Check the units in every line

Two pants means two garments; sixteen boxes labelled 30s describes a different unit. Write each product name next to its quantity so that garments, boxes, sachets and gifts cannot be confused. Ask the seller to confirm the complete order in the same units before comparing two offers. A larger number printed in an offer does not automatically mean it contains more of the item you want.

Confirm size restrictions and the final quote

This particular printed pack specifies the same size for its two pants. Verify the current size options and exchange conditions before ordering. Request the complete payable total, delivery charge, stock confirmation and current gift terms. Product images are illustrations of the items; use the written offer to establish the actual purchased quantities.

  • Purchased products and quantities.
  • Current gifts, if any, listed separately.
  • Size and colour choices, including same-size restrictions.
  • Total price, delivery and expiry details where relevant.

Sources and catalogue references

Check the current label and seller’s terms before purchasing. Printed offers may have changed since the catalogue was supplied.