NEXTWEAR

Most suppliers offer payment terms like LC or 30% advance, but NEXTWEAR uses T/T, which is common for faster transactions but requires trust. Shipping terms are set at FOB Inchon, meaning the buyer takes responsibility once goods leave the port — this shifts risk and cost to the buyer. Using USD as the accepted currency simplifies international payments, especially for buyers in North America or Europe. Inchon is a major port in South Korea, so NEXTWEAR has strong access to regional supply chains. NEXTWEAR operates with a mid-sized workforce of 51-100 employees, which suggests a focused and agile team capable of handling custom orders efficiently. The lack of specified revenue, compliance standards, and inquiry response time raises questions about their scale and reliability — buyers should verify these details before committing to large volumes or long-term partnerships.