ABOUT AURUN GROUP

Outdoor sourcing starts with understanding your business.

AURUN GROUP is a China-based B2B sourcing business for international buyers. This website brings our outdoor living focus together with a practical way to discuss your product and supply requirements.

White patio furniture surrounded by lush garden planting
Outdoor inspiration · Photo: Unsplash

Who we work with

Our website is built for professional buyers developing garden, patio and camping assortments: garden centres, specialist retailers, importers, wholesalers, online sellers and brand owners. These businesses may look at similar products, but their buying decisions are shaped by different priorities.

A garden centre needs a range that works together on the shop floor. An online seller needs clear specifications, manageable packages and understandable assembly information. An importer needs to compare quantities, packing and delivery terms across an assortment. We start the discussion with those differences instead of treating every inquiry as the same request.

Our product direction

Our current outdoor direction covers garden tables and chairs, loungers and swing seats, camping and folding furniture, garden storage, and shade products. The aim is to help buyers connect individual items with an intended customer, use setting and selling season.

Tell us whether you are planning a compact balcony collection, a family garden range, portable leisure furniture or practical outdoor storage. Sharing the use case alongside product references helps define the dimensions, materials and features worth comparing.

How we approach a sourcing project

Understand the commercial brief

We begin with your target market, sales channel, customer profile and intended price position. Planned quantities and your required arrival window provide context for the discussion. Identify any features that are essential and those that can remain flexible.

Develop a comparable specification

A clear brief brings together measurements, materials, finishes, accessories and packing requirements. Product photographs are a starting point; written details and agreed samples are the reference for deciding whether an item meets your needs.

Keep decisions explicit

Record the selected item, sample status, customization scope and agreed order terms. If a requirement changes, clarify its effect on the specification and quotation before proceeding. This keeps the discussion useful for both purchasing and operations teams.

Customization begins with a clear brief

If you need private-label packaging, colour changes, branding or a different product configuration, include those details in your first message. Send artwork requirements, reference colours, packaging formats and any relevant dimensions. Customization feasibility, sample arrangements and minimum quantities depend on the item and should be agreed before an order.

For online retail, also describe carton limits, labelling, product data and assembly information. For stores and distributors, explain shelf or display needs, assortment structure and language requirements. These details help avoid evaluating an attractive product that does not fit your actual route to market.

Information that supports a buying decision

We encourage buyers to assess products as part of a complete supply brief. Ask for item-specific dimensions, material descriptions, packed size, quantity per carton and care or assembly information. Where testing or documentation is required for your destination, identify the exact requirement early and confirm what is available for the selected item.

Price, minimum order quantity, sample cost, production timing and shipping terms are order-specific. A website introduction cannot replace the written specification and commercial agreement for your purchase. Our focus is a clear conversation that lets you evaluate the actual offer.

Start with one useful conversation

You do not need a finished sourcing document to get in touch. A product link or photograph, estimated quantity, destination and short description of your customers are enough to begin. If you are building a wider assortment, share your category priorities and we can discuss the scope together.

Explore buyer planning guides or send your sourcing brief.

Tell us what your customers need

Share your product references, sales channel, destination and planned order quantity. Let’s turn your buying brief into a focused product discussion.

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