Supplier & facility
Company identity, operating location, relevant production areas, key processes and known subcontracting.
FACTORY EVIDENCE & QUALITY REVIEW
Evidence before a supplier decision.
We organize factory, sample, production and inspection evidence around your approved product requirements—so claims, observations and open questions stay separate.
Project evidenceCollected against an agreed brief
WHAT BUYERS CAN REVIEW
A traceable record—not a folder of unexplained photos.
The exact evidence depends on product, factory access, project stage and buyer approval. We label the source, date, scope and unresolved questions wherever practical.
Product & sample
Sample photos or video, measurements, materials, construction, packaging and differences from the brief.
Production checkpoints
Available material, setup, work-in-progress and packaging evidence tied to the approved requirement.
Inspection findings
Defined checks, sample scope, defects, quantities, photos and questions requiring a buyer decision.
Workflow illustration—not a factory audit photograph.
THE EVIDENCE WORKFLOW
Every image should answer a sourcing question.
- 1Define the requirement
Product, specification, quantity, destination, branding and risk points are recorded first.
- 2Request relevant proof
We ask for evidence related to the claimed factory capability and the exact quoted product.
- 3Review and label gaps
Observed facts, supplier statements and unverified items are not presented as the same thing.
- 4Buyer approves the next step
Samples, deposits, production responses and shipment remain buyer-controlled decisions.
EVIDENCE STANDARDS
What we do—and do not—claim.
Where possible, evidence is tied to a supplier, facility, sample or production lot rather than presented without context.
A document or image for one model is not automatically treated as proof for every product made by a supplier.
Time-sensitive evidence is reviewed for relevance; old documents or media are not silently presented as current.
Factory, customer and product information is not placed in a public gallery without appropriate permission.
Missing specifications, unclear ownership and unverified claims remain marked for follow-up.
Photos, samples and audits reduce uncertainty but do not guarantee future production or commercial results.
PUBLIC EVIDENCE LIBRARY
Real project records will be added only with permission.
We are preparing category-based factory, sample and inspection records for public viewing. Until consent and context are confirmed, project evidence is shared directly with the relevant buyer instead of being used as anonymous decoration.
Evidence collection activePublic records pending review and consent
REAL PRODUCT WORK
Brand-ready hygiene products developed for Companylove.
These are real product and packaging examples provided by the brand owner for portfolio use. They demonstrate category experience—not fixed factory offers, performance guarantees or universal specifications.
Lavender baby wipes
Finished retail-pack presentation with branded film, lid, fragrance direction and 100-piece format.
Explore wet wipes sourcing →
Jasmine baby wipes
A second branded package direction showing how fragrance, color and artwork create a distinct retail variant.
Explore wet wipes sourcing →
Baby diaper range
Branded carry-pack example covering product format, size identification and front-of-pack communication.
Explore baby diaper sourcing →
Adult taped diapers
Adult-care retail packaging example with format, size and pack-count communication.
Explore adult care sourcing →
Adult pull-up pants
A separate product format and packaging route within the adult incontinence category.
Explore adult care sourcing →
Lotion tissue multipack
Branded multi-pack presentation showing product count, pack architecture and consumer-facing claims direction.
Discuss a similar project →Portfolio note: Product claims, specifications, certifications, MOQ, price and current production availability require separate project verification. Images © Companylove, used with brand-owner permission.
START WITH YOUR PRODUCT
Tell us what needs to be verified.
Share the product, quantity, destination and the risks you want reviewed. The evidence plan should follow the requirement—not a generic checklist alone.