Who it is for
Retailers, distributors, companies, designers and hospitality teams sourcing products or production for their business.
01 / BUYERS
FROM LOMBARDY / TO THE WORLD
The right product.
For your project.
Naverine helps you explore Lombardy products and manufacturing skills around a specific brief. We start with Lombardy producers: share your project to assess what to source, whom to involve and which terms to verify.
We are building the network and initial opportunities. An introduction does not guarantee selection or orders.
AT A GLANCE
Our starting point
Use, audience, quantities, budget, destination and timeline. Your project directs the research beyond the examples shown.
The outcome
Where a match exists, a proposal with products, terms and clear next steps. There is no automatic online purchase.
NAVERINE / FROM AN IDEA TO FIRST CONTACT
For those sourcing products
Products, use, quantities, budget and timing: a brief that helps us understand your project.
PDF forms: complete and send ↗
01 / COMPLETE02 / SAVE03 / SENDPDF ↗A clear brief.
A focused search.
Research starts with what your project needs. Describe a need, material, technique or a project still taking shape.
Define the brief
Share your business, market, audience and intended use. Add quantities, budget range, target date and delivery location. If you have a reference, describe its purpose and essential constraints.
An ongoing assortment, corporate gift and custom production have different needs. Separate requirements from ideas we can explore.
Research and proposal
Initial research focuses on products made in Lombardy and the skills of its producers. We assess relevance to your brief across sectors, including those beyond the examples on this site. Availability is not already confirmed: origin and manufacturing locations must be documented in the proposal.
A proposal should clarify maker, materials, origin, specifications, minimum quantities, pricing, timelines and relevant documentation. Missing information is resolved before commitment.
Samples and customisation
Where useful, agree samples, references, changes and approval criteria. Sample and delivery costs, return terms and timelines are defined beforehand.
Custom production needs shared specifications. Changes after approval can affect price or schedule and must be addressed explicitly.
Seller, delivery and import roles
Before ordering, clarify contractual counterparty, invoicing, payment, transport and responsibilities. Naverine’s involvement does not replace defining seller or importer.
Product requirements, destination, packaging and charges are assessed per project. Singapore is the first research market; this does not imply universal product availability in every country.
Orders and reorders
An enquiry is not a purchase. An accepted proposal and written terms define quantities, variations, payment, schedule and issue handling.
Continuity and reorders depend on capacity and agreements. The project is developing, so unverified availability and response times are not promised.
AN ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
You need an object for a hospitality project but have not chosen a material. Start with intended use, quantity and date: these allow different production options to be compared.
Then assess techniques, samples, specifications, terms and delivery. This illustrates the process and is not an existing order or confirmed product availability.
FREQUENT QUESTIONS
Can I request something not shown here?
Yes. Describe your project; the examples do not limit the research. Feasibility and producers will be assessed.
Is there one minimum quantity?
No. Minimum quantities depend on product, maker and customisation.
Can I buy online?
Online checkout is not active. Proposals and terms are discussed directly.
Are pricing and delivery already guaranteed?
No. Each proposal confirms pricing, availability, timelines and responsibilities before an order.
THE FIRST STEP
Your project
starts here.
Relevant business information is enough to start. Use the PDF and submission path, or email info@naverine.com.
- Business, website and target market
- Products needed and intended use
- Indicative quantities and budget
- Target date and customisation
- Delivery country and importer, if known