Before committing to a wholesale bracelet order, confirm three things on the selected SKU: the size the buyer will actually sell, the clasp the end customer will use, and the specification the supplier will produce against. This checklist covers sizing and clasp checks, and it separates RainSo’s published process coverage from details that must be fixed in the order documents.
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Start by reviewing the selected SKU on the products page, then collect the sizing, clasp, magnet-placement and finish details needed for the inquiry.
Wholesale Bracelet Sizing and Clasp Checks
| Check | What to Confirm | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Sizing | Record the selected SKU’s sizing in the product specification as part of the standard production flow. Order-based QC can include dimension checks, but no universal size range or tolerance should be assumed. | Production flow · QC process |
| Clasp function | Make sure the clasp type and opening/closure function are included in the QC plan for the selected SKU. Exact clasp type is set in the order documents. | QC process |
| Magnet retention | Check that the product specification names magnet position, retention and surrounding structure, and that production compares these points against the approved sample. | Magnet placement control |
| Approved sample reference | During production, magnet position, retention and surrounding structure are checked against the approved sample. Treat any unrecorded sizing or clasp detail as an open point to confirm in the order documents. | Magnet placement control |
What bracelet size actually means
Three measurements are easy to confuse, and they are not interchangeable:
- Wrist circumference — the measurement around the wearer’s wrist. This is the number the end customer knows.
- Total length — the full length of the bracelet laid flat, including the clasp. This is what most suppliers quote.
- Inner circumference — the length of the circle the bracelet forms when closed. This is the number that decides fit.
For a fixed-length style, inner circumference is close to total length minus the clasp and any overlap. For an adjustable or open-cuff style the useful range matters more than a single number, so confirm the minimum and maximum opening instead.
Clasp checks that affect fit
Checking a clasp is not only about whether it opens and closes. Confirm:
- the clasp type matches the order documents;
- the closure holds under normal handling;
- alignment and any sharp edges are acceptable on the sample;
- the clasp does not reduce the usable inner circumference more than expected.
Exact sizing values, clasp types, magnet fixing methods and tolerances are SKU-specific. Send the target sizes and clasp preference with the inquiry so the team can confirm them against the selected SKU.
How Product Specification, QC and Approved Sample Fit Together
RainSo’s standard production flow covers product specification, material and structure preparation, magnet placement, component assembly, surface finishing, inspection and packing for the selected SKU. The seven-step QC process covers material, finish, dimensions, magnet placement, clasp function, structure and packing, depending on the order.
For magnet position and retention, the product specification should name the placement, retention and surrounding structure, and production should check those points against the approved sample (magnet placement control). If a sizing value, clasp type or fixing method is not recorded, treat it as an open point to confirm before production.
Review the general magnetic jewelry manufacturing process before you approve a sample.
For in-stock buyers: what to check before ordering
For a wholesale stock order, keep the size check tied to the selected SKU rather than a general bracelet-size chart.
- Confirm the inner circumference or the exact adjustable range for that SKU.
- Ask for a short video showing the clasp closing and opening on the actual style.
- Check whether the clasp or overlap reduces the usable inner circumference.
- If available, review test-sale or customer feedback about fit rather than inferring fit from total length.
- If a measurement or closure video is not confirmed, treat the size as unverified for the order.
FAQ
What should buyers verify before approving a magnetic bracelet sample?
Confirm that the product specification covers sizing, clasp type and function, magnet position and retention, structure and finish. During production, magnet position, retention and surrounding structure are checked against the approved sample. Exact sizing values, clasp types, magnet fixing methods and tolerances are SKU-specific.
Does RainSo check clasp function during QC?
Yes. RainSo’s published seven-step QC process includes clasp function, along with material, finish, dimensions, magnet placement, structure and packing, depending on the order.
How is magnet retention verified?
Magnet position, retention and surrounding structure are confirmed in the product specification and checked against the approved sample during production. The exact fixing method is SKU-specific.
Are universal sizing ranges or pass/fail thresholds available?
Exact sizing, clasp type, magnet fixing method and tolerances must be confirmed per SKU or project in the order documents. RainSo does not treat these as universal defaults.
For a qualified quote, send your target quantity, market or buyer type, sizing and clasp preference, and any magnet-retention requirements to RainSo. Small-batch buyers can use the same inquiry path and should include the SKU details they are testing.
For the product data fields used in online catalogues, see Google Merchant Center product data specification.
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