WHOLESALE & PRIVATE LABEL / BOOT & CARGO PROTECTION
Source dog boot and cargo liners for wholesale and private label ranges with NOVpets. Compare floor, seat-back, side-wall and bumper coverage for SUV and wagon collections. We are based in Shanghai and work with Australian and New Zealand pet businesses; dimensions, materials, MOQ, samples and delivery terms are agreed for the selected model.
PLAN YOUR PRODUCT
Start with your preferred direction. We’ll use it to discuss product options, samples and a quotation.
Read the buyer guideWHOLESALE BUYER NOTES
Dog boot liners, also called dog cargo liners, protect the vehicle’s load area. For Australian SUV and wagon ranges, the useful comparison is the coverage map and dimensions, rather than a universal-fit label.
| Area | Dimensions and design to confirm | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Boot floor | Width at the wheel arches, usable depth and floor shape. | The narrowest width can differ from the opening width. Record both where needed. |
| Rear seat backs | Panel height, split-fold layout and headrest attachments. | Folding the rear seats can change the area that needs protection. |
| Side walls | Panel height, attachment method and access to vehicle fittings. | Full-height side coverage is a different specification from a floor-only mat. |
| Bumper flap | Flap length, width and storage or fold-away position. | Check loading coverage and confirm that the flap is stored clear of the tailgate before closing. |
Compare face fabric, backing, seams, edge binding and attachment points. Check whether the proposed fixing method suits the interior trim. Material claims and cleaning instructions should refer to the selected liner, not an unrelated fabric swatch.
Ask for dimensions in millimetres and mark them on a drawing. If your retail listing will name a vehicle, review a sample in that vehicle before making a compatibility claim.
Folded liners can occupy very different carton volumes. Compare packed dimensions and weight, units per carton and outer carton dimensions when requesting freight estimates. Define colour and size variants before comparing MOQ and unit prices.
Logo labels, packaging and care instructions can be discussed with the selected model. Use the dog travel buyer guide to keep sample approval and purchase specifications together.
BEFORE YOU APPROVE A BULK ORDER
Use the chosen sample to agree the specification, artwork and packing. These are purchasing checks to plan with your supplier, not claims that an illustrated product has passed testing.
Oxford describes a woven fabric construction; TPU can be used as a film or laminated barrier, and PVC as a coating or layer. They are not three interchangeable whole-product specifications. Ask for the layer construction and assembled-product evidence before comparing claims.
| Material description | Ask for | Confirm on the selected sample |
|---|---|---|
| Oxford face fabric | Fibre composition, fabric weight or denier, finish and any backing. | Handling, abrasion expectations and cleaning instructions. |
| TPU film or laminate | Film or laminate position, bonding and seam construction. | How the complete liner, including seams and openings, is assessed for water protection. |
| PVC coating or layer | Coating position, construction and supplier material documentation. | Flexibility, contact with trim and intended cleaning method. |
| Review area | Before sampling | Keep with your approval |
|---|---|---|
| Vehicle and coverage map | Measure the usable floor, wheel-arch width, seat backs and any side panels. | Photograph the sample in the agreed rear-seat position; label the coverage areas. |
| Backing and attachments | Identify the backing and fixing method for the intended interior trim. | Check movement, contact surfaces and attachment positions on the sample. |
| Water and care | Separate surface-fabric claims from the performance of seams and the complete liner. | Agree how moisture and cleaning checks will be carried out; retain results with the specification. |
| Packing and freight | Record folded size, unit weight, units per carton and carton dimensions. | Use the same packing assumptions when comparing unit prices and freight quotations. |
ANSWERS FOR BUSINESS BUYERS
They generally describe protection for the vehicle load area. “Boot liner” is common Australian terminology; “cargo liner” is also used by suppliers. Compare floor, seat-back, side-wall and bumper coverage to establish whether two quotations describe the same layout.
Send the required coverage, approximate quantity, colour and logo or packaging needs. NOV PETS reviews wholesale and private label enquiries for boot liners; MOQ, sample cost and production timing are confirmed against the selected specification.
Measure usable floor depth and width, including the width between wheel arches, plus seat-back height and any side-wall or bumper coverage. Record the rear-seat position and proposed fixing points. Do not infer fit from the vehicle class alone.
No. A boot liner is interior protection. It should not be presented as a restraint, cargo barrier or crash-tested device. Any transport or restraint system needs a separate assessment.
WHAT TO EXPECT NEXT
Review the proposed construction, dimensions, colours and intended use.
Agree the sample, logo details and packaging before approving the order.
Confirm quantities, currency, delivery terms and the lead-time starting point.
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