OEM / ODM DEVELOPMENT
Your signature
in every detail.
From a proven shape with your brand finish to a fully developed tool system, we help turn a brief into production specifications.
01 / DEFINE
Start with the right level of customization.
- Private label
- Adapt an existing product direction with your identity and packaging.
- OEM
- Produce to your confirmed design, specifications and quality requirements.
- ODM
- Develop a new product direction with material, structure and finishing input.
MOQ, packaging, sample timing and production lead time are confirmed for each project. They depend on the approved specification, materials, decoration, packaging, quantity and destination requirements.
02 / YOUR STARTING POINT
What to share
in your brief.
You do not need a finished technical specification to begin. A clear starting direction helps us understand the project and identify the next practical questions.
- 01
Product intent
What should the brush or set help the end user do?
- 02
Reference direction
Share an existing product, a visual reference or an initial concept if you have one.
- 03
Brand expression
Tell us about your logo, finish, color direction and packaging expectations.
- 04
Commercial context
Let us know your target quantity, market and requested timing so we can assess the project correctly.
03 / PROJECT FLOW
- 01Brief & application
- 02Material & component direction
- 03Sample review
- 04Specification approval
- 05Production & final inspection
04 / COMMON QUESTIONS
How custom projects work.
Do you have a fixed MOQ?
No fixed MOQ is stated on the site. MOQ is evaluated after the product, materials, decoration, packaging and project requirements are understood.
Can we begin with a product reference?
Yes. A reference direction helps define the application, form and visual target. Requirements are then confirmed with the project brief.
When are sample timing and production lead time confirmed?
They are assessed after the specification, quantity, materials, packaging and requested destination requirements are clarified.
Can packaging be part of the project?
Yes. Packaging expectations can be included in the brief and reviewed as part of the overall project requirements.