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OEM / ODM

Three paths. None of them is a mystery mold.

Tell us what you already have — a logo, a reference, or only a season — and we will say which path it is before anyone talks about tooling.

Path 01

You already like the piece

We decorate a current item: colorway, logo, header card, barcode, or a retail box around a shape that already exists.

You provide

  • The item number, or two you are deciding between
  • Logo in vector, and Pantone or a physical swatch
  • Where the mark should sit, and where it must not

You get

  • A decorated sample before bulk
  • A proforma that separates piece, setup, and pack
  • A carton mark with your SKU, not ours alone

Best for

  • Promo houses with an event date
  • Retailers who need their own card on a proven shape
  • Marketplace sellers adding a barcode and a suffocation warning

Path 02

You have a reference

We adjust a mold we can legally use: a size change, a simpler face, a solid color instead of glitter. We do not copy a character, a registered shape, or someone else's reserved design.

You provide

  • A reference photo or a sample you have the right to develop from
  • The change that matters — scale, material, or a feature to remove
  • Your target unit price, so we stop before the tool outgrows it

You get

  • A written note on whether the change is a paint, an insert, or a new cavity
  • Tooling cost and who owns the tool when the invoice is paid
  • A first-shot sample, then a corrected shot if the first one is honest about being first

Best for

  • Buyers with a house shape that needs a safer material
  • Brands moving a plastic fidget into silicone
  • Shops that want a shape they can own — not a film character

Path 03

You have a season, not a SKU

We propose a short range from the line and from workshops we already audit. You approve the items you will actually sample.

You provide

  • The channel, the season, and the shelf or campaign
  • A target retail or a target landed cost
  • What you will not sell — licenses, age grades, materials

You get

  • A shortlist, and the question each sample must answer
  • One consolidated sample shipment
  • A bulk plan that says what can share a container and what should wait

Best for

  • Distributors building next year's basic range
  • Retailers planning Halloween or Easter without guessing in March
  • Corporate teams who need a family of gifts, not a single stress ball

From brief to booking

  1. 01

    Brief

    Channel, quantity, target, and the date that is not movable.

  2. 02

    Shortlist

    Item numbers, not adjectives. Sourcing cuts anything we cannot defend.

  3. 03

    Sample

    Paid, photographed against the swatch, and marked with what still fails.

  4. 04

    Approval

    You sign the sample. The bulk is not a new interpretation of it.

  5. 05

    Inspection

    Quality checks the lot. The report rides with the packing list.

  6. 06

    Ship

    EXW, FOB, or DDP — the term we quoted, on the port we named.

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