Contact — Send Your Item List and Quantities for a Quote
Hangzhou Fujie Outdoor Products Inc. handles inquiries through the form on this page and by email. No phone number or named contact is listed on this site. Include your item list, quantities and destination market in your message.
Preview build: this inquiry form is not connected yet and messages sent from it will not be delivered. The form and the email address below go live when this site launches.
What to include in your message
A useful inquiry names the family first, then the use, then the items. Start with the page that matches your need: rubber boots for wet ground, neoprene boots or waders for water work, hunting boots or safety boots for their own uses, snow boots for cold and snow, or the camping and fishing family pages for tents, accessories and gear. Then describe the ground, the water or the job in plain words. A sentence about where the boots will be worn, or where the tent will stand, is worth more than a list of adjectives, because it states the actual conditions in the inquiry instead of a guessed specification.
Quantities should be stated plainly. Give the total you need, and any split you already know, such as a split by wearer group or by the groups you serve. If a split is not decided yet, say so, and say what would decide it. Do not invent a figure to fill a gap in the form. The destination market belongs in the same message, because it shapes the documents and the questions that follow. If you need certificates, name the market and the documents you need, and remember that certificates are available upon request: ask for the documents themselves rather than assuming any particular document from a page on this site.
How to describe items without a model name
This site publishes no model names, sizes or specifications, so an inquiry should describe items by family and by use rather than by a code. Name the family page you started from, describe who will wear or use the item and where, and list anything the item must allow the wearer to do: walking on mud, standing in shallow water, working on wet ground, or spending a day in snow. If a choice on this site is still open — for example, between waders and rain boots, or between rubber boots and neoprene boots — say which pages you compared and what is still unclear. That single sentence puts the open decision in the message itself, so the message states the decision that is actually open.
Protection and material questions should be asked directly, in the inquiry, before ordering. If the boots are for work use, state the work and ask which protection type applies, and confirm it before ordering. If the use involves long time in water, state how deep the water is and how the wearer moves through it, and ask what to confirm about the family you have chosen. If the use involves cold, describe the cold in plain words — the season, the hours outdoors, the ground under snow — and ask what to confirm. The confirm-before-ordering boxes on the family and guide pages list the questions for each family; copy the ones that apply into your message.
If you prefer email, write to sales@rubberbootsupplier.com with the same information: the family, the use, the item list, the quantities and the destination market. Put the family name in the subject line so the message can be sorted to the right place, and keep the body in the same order as the form on this page. A message that states the item list and the quantities, and that names anything to be confirmed before ordering, states every confirmation question in one place.
The company is based in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China, and that city-level location is the only address published on this site. If you need a fuller address for shipping or paperwork, ask for it in your message and state why it is needed. Do not add a phone number or a named contact from any other source to your records from this site, because no phone number or named contact is listed here. The form below and the email address above are the two inquiry routes this site offers, and both carry the same request: send your item list and quantities for a quote.