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Accessories cover the widest range of items in any fashion catalog — from sunglasses and hats to scarves, socks, and phone cases. Each category has its own sizing logic, material considerations, and availability patterns. This guide helps you prepare a complete inquiry for any accessory type.
Why accessories need the most detailed inquiry
Unlike bags or shoes, which have relatively standardized categories, accessories are a catch-all. A “phone case” could mean a silicone cover, a leather pouch, or a beaded sleeve. A “hat” could be a snapback, a beanie, or a wide-brim sun hat. The more specific you are in your first message, the faster you get a useful answer.
Sizing by accessory type
Glasses and sunglasses
- Glasses sizing is printed on the arm: lens width - bridge width - temple length (e.g., 52-18-140).
- If you do not have your size, measure a pair that fits: lens width (widest point of one lens), bridge (distance between lenses), and temple (arm length).
- Ask whether the lenses are polarized, UV400, or non-protective.
Hats
- Hat sizes are measured by head circumference. Use a soft tape measure around your head, 1cm above the eyebrows and ears.
- Snapback and adjustable caps are one-size-fits-most; fitted hats need exact sizing.
- Beanies usually stretch and are one-size, but very large or small heads may need specific sizing.
Scarves
- Scarves rarely need sizing, but ask about dimensions — a 60cm square is very different from a 180cm rectangle.
- Material matters: silk, cotton, wool, and acrylic all feel and drape differently.
Socks
- Sock sizes usually correspond to shoe size ranges (e.g., “fits US 7-11”).
- Ask about material blend — cotton, wool, bamboo, or synthetic — and whether the socks have reinforced heels and toes.
Phone cases
- Always specify your exact phone model (e.g., “iPhone 15 Pro Max”, not just “iPhone 15”).
- Ask about material (silicone, hard plastic, leather) and whether it supports wireless charging.
What to include in your first message
- Item type — be specific: “polarized sunglasses,” not just “glasses.”
- Style reference — screenshot or catalog link.
- Size or model — head circumference for hats, glasses size, phone model for cases.
- Color preference — specify the exact shade.
- Material preference — if you have one (e.g., “wool scarf, not acrylic”).
- Quantity — how many, and whether they are mixed types.
- Destination country.
Availability questions
- Is this exact item currently available?
- Are there color or material alternatives?
- Can I mix different accessory types in one order?
- What preparation time should I expect?
- Are there minimum quantities for any item type?
Mixed accessory orders
One advantage of sourcing accessories is that they are small and light, making mixed orders cost-effective. You can combine glasses, hats, scarves, and socks in a single shipment. When ordering mixed items, number each item in your message so the supplier can confirm availability for each one individually:
- [screenshot] — Black polarized sunglasses, size 52-18-140
- [screenshot] — Navy beanie, one size
- [screenshot] — Wool scarf, 180cm, charcoal grey
Packaging considerations
Accessories often come individually packaged, which is good for resale but adds bulk. If you are ordering for personal use, ask whether items can be consolidated into fewer packages to reduce shipping volume.
Where to start
Browse the Accessories Catalog to find items you are interested in, then send your complete inquiry through WhatsApp.
Related reading
- How to evaluate bag craftsmanship — hardware and material quality cues that apply to accessories
- Bag care and storage guide — leather and fabric care principles relevant to accessories
- Complete belt sourcing guide — leather grading and sizing methodology