Customization

OEM: Develop to Your Requirements

For an OEM inquiry, provide your product specification, artwork, reference sample, dimensions, material requirements and branding details. Identify which requirements are essential and which can be discussed so feasibility can be reviewed before sampling or quotation.

ODM: Discuss Options from Your Buyer Brief

Share the intended use, target market, product positioning and reference ideas. Materials, construction, product combinations and finishing options can be discussed against your brief, with suitability and availability confirmed before sample development.

Customization Options

Materials: specify composition, fabric construction and the desired feel or performance.

Sizes: provide finished dimensions, measurement methods and any required tolerances.

Colors: identify the color reference and whether approval requires a physical swatch.

Embroidery / decorative details: provide artwork, placement, dimensions and finishing references.

Labels: share branding, care-label text and market-specific requirements.

Barcodes: provide the approved code data, format and placement requirements.

Packaging: describe individual packing, set presentation, carton requirements and shipping destination.

Availability and feasibility of each option depend on the product and order and should be confirmed before approval.

Sample Approval

Requirement → Feasibility Review → Sample → Revision / Approval → Bulk Reference

Begin with a clear specification and confirm the sample scope, cost and schedule for your project. Record requested revisions and approve the material, dimensions, workmanship, branding and packing details that will serve as the bulk production reference. Any later change should be reviewed for its effect on the agreed specification and quotation.

Request a Quote

Send your product brief, specification or reference, quantity, target market and customization requirements. Identify any artwork, sample or packaging details that still need to be confirmed.