Turn an early idea into a manufacturable glove.
Send a complete tech pack, a rough reference or simply the buyer and target price. Raqim returns a practical construction route, open decisions and sampling recommendation.
Configuration decisions
Choose each component for a commercial reason.
Every option affects buyer expectations, performance, durability or cost. Options that change construction or artwork require sample approval.
Palm latex
Choose Contact for premium grip, Giga for a performance balance, or training latex for abrasion resistance and cost control. Every route should be sampled.
Cut and fit
Negative fits close, roll finger adds latex contact, and hybrid constructions combine fit cues. The choice changes feel, target user and sewing complexity.
Backhand
Knit, neoprene, Breathaprene, mesh and latex panels support different breathability, structure and price positions. Punch zones add cost and visual impact.
Wrist closure
Full straps feel familiar, removable straps add flexibility, and strapless cuffs create a modern fit. Closure changes need fit approval.
Branding
Logo placement, color, printing, embossing and wrist labels create recognition. New artwork and placement are confirmed on a sample.
Packaging
Polybags suit efficient volume packing. Hang tags, wallets and barcode labels support retail presentation and add unit cost or minimums.
Development process
Know what you give, receive and approve.
Timing is confirmed after the concept, material availability and artwork are reviewed.
Brief review
You provide the buyer, quantity, target price and references. We return open questions and suitable starting routes.
Specification
We compare materials and construction. You approve the route, price assumptions and items that remain flexible.
Prototype
We produce the agreed sample. You check fit, graphics, materials and packaging, then record revisions or approve it.
Production handoff
The approved sample and written specification become the production reference. Later changes require written review and may need another sample.
OEM questions
Commercial terms before development starts.
Ask about confidentiality, ownership, revisions, minimums and the decisions that become locked after approval.
Do I need a complete tech pack?
No. A sketch, reference glove, target buyer or target price can start the review. A tech pack is helpful when available.
How are IP and NDA requests handled?
Raise confidentiality requirements before sharing sensitive files. NDA and design-right terms should be agreed in writing for the project.
Who owns the final design?
Design ownership and permitted use depend on buyer-provided artwork, Raqim platform elements and any development work. Confirm ownership and exclusivity in writing before development.
How many sample revisions are included?
Revision scope is quoted for each project. Material, construction or artwork changes may require a new sample and additional cost.
Are tooling or mold costs possible?
They may apply when a project needs custom tooling, molded parts or special development. Any cost is identified before approval.
Can changes be made after sample approval?
Changes can be reviewed, but they may affect price and timing and may require a new sample. No change enters production without written confirmation.
A rough reference is enough for an initial review.
If specifications are undecided, describe the buyer, target price, quantity and market. We will return a recommended starting route and the questions needed for pricing.
