Private Label · OEM · ODM
Three ways to build
a product under your name.
Choose the model that fits your budget, timeline and how different your product needs to be.
| Private label | ODM | OEM | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | An existing factory product with your logo, colours and packaging. | A factory’s own engineered design, modified to your requirements. | A product made to your drawings, samples or specifications. |
| You provide | Logo, packaging artwork, quantity | Change list, branding, quantity | Design files, specification or reference sample |
| Tooling | Usually none | Sometimes, for changed parts | Often: new moulds or dies |
| Typical MOQ | 300–1,000 units | 500–2,000 units | 1,000+ units |
| Typical timeline | 25–45 days after sample approval | 35–60 days | 45–90 days including tooling |
| Best for | Testing a product or launching quickly | Differentiating without full development | A product that does not exist yet |
Typical ranges for consumer products. MOQ and timing depend on the product, materials and factory.
What we handle
From first sample to repeat orders.
Samples
Factory samples, modified samples and pre-production samples, shipped to you by express for approval.
Branding & packaging
Logo application methods, retail boxes, inserts, manuals and barcodes, produced to your artwork.
Specification records
Approved samples and specs are kept on file, so every reorder matches the first.
Mould coordination
Quotation, ownership terms and trial samples for new tooling.
Compliance planning
Testing to your market’s rules arranged with independent labs before mass production.
Amazon readiness
Listing photos of samples, FNSKU labelling and FBA-compliant packaging.
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