A previous order is a useful reference. It is not a complete specification or a current availability check.
Give each decision an owner before an artwork revision becomes a cost or delivery dispute.
Choose the trade term with a named place and version, then document freight, risk, customs, and acceptance as separate project decisions.
Use one commercial record, evidence-linked milestones, and a separate verification path for any bank-detail change.
A registration document can identify a business. It cannot prove it can meet your artwork, quantity, quality, and delivery date. Treat identity, capability, and sample evidence as separate questions.
A low unit price can describe a smaller order, a different decoration, an earlier handoff, or costs that have simply been left outside the quote. Compare the completed buying scenario instead.
