SummaryDongguan D-Ray Headwear Co., Ltd. is identified as a combined company supplying caps, hats, and clothing. Its stated business scope covers clothing, apparel accessories, sports goods, labor protection products, daily necessities, and related manufacturing and wholesale activities. The supplier reports available SDK support, four production lines, valid manufacturing contracts with affiliated subcontractors, inventory capacity, overseas warehouse and showroom capabilities, and documented procedures for service assessment, corrective actions, and complaint handling. It has participated in the Magic Show trade show but reports no overseas agents or branches. Financial records are identified for 2021–2023, but no financial performance values are provided. Audit information lists BV as the audit organization and an audit validity period from August 23, 2024 to August 22, 2025; the meaning of the reported evaluation result is not specified. Environmental assessment, approval, and fire-drill status remain unknown.
Supplier typeThe supplier is identified as a combined company, Dongguan D-Ray Headwear Co., Ltd., with a product focus on caps, hats, and clothing. Its stated scope includes clothing manufacturing and R&D, apparel accessories, sports goods, labor protection products, daily necessities, and import-export activities.
After-Sales capabilityThe supplier reports overseas warehouse and showroom capabilities, and states that service assessment, corrective/preventive action, and customer complaint procedures are documented and followed. It also lists overseas service offerings including debugging, maintenance, training, repair, and equipment installation, although it has no overseas agents or branches.
R&D capabilityThe supplier explicitly reports having an available SDK and lists clothing research and development within its business scope. These records support the existence of some R&D and SDK capability, but do not quantify innovation output, patents, or development performance.
Production capacityThe supplier reports four production lines, inventory capacity, valid contracts with its affiliated subcontractors, and a standard operating procedure for outsourced manufacturing. However, it does not continuously reconcile quantities for each batch or production lot, indicating a documented production-control weakness.