Service scope at a glance
| Product fit | Find a supplier whose existing capability matches the planned product. |
|---|---|
| Branding | Confirm logo method, artwork format, placement, size, and color. |
| Packaging | Coordinate retail packaging, inserts, labels, and cartons. |
| Samples | Approve the physical product and packaging before production. |
| Quality | Inspect against the approved sample and written specification. |
Start with the product and market
Define who will buy the product, where it will be sold, and which features matter. The destination market influences labeling, warnings, testing, documentation, packaging language, and shipping decisions.
Customization choices that affect cost and MOQ
- Logo method such as printing, embroidery, engraving, molding, labels, or stickers.
- Custom colors, materials, dimensions, components, or finishes.
- Retail box, pouch, insert card, manual, barcode, and carton artwork.
- Tooling or mold requirements for structural product changes.
- Testing, certifications, and destination-market labeling.
Use samples to lock the specification
A useful sample approval records the exact product version, materials, dimensions, colors, branding, packaging, and permitted tolerances. Written comments and dated reference images help prevent ambiguity when production begins.
Protect the launch timeline
Artwork revisions, custom packaging, material sourcing, tooling, sample approval, production, inspection, and shipping each require time. Build the timeline backward from the required arrival date and leave room for corrections.
Frequently asked questions
Can I private label with a small order quantity?
Sometimes. MOQ depends on the product, customization method, materials, and packaging. Simpler branding usually offers more flexibility.
Can you create my logo or packaging design?
You should provide final brand assets or work with a designer. Susie can coordinate supplier artwork templates, production requirements, and sample feedback.
Who owns the mold or tooling?
Ownership, storage, maintenance, and future use should be agreed in writing before tooling is ordered.
Do private label products need testing?
That depends on the product and destination market. Regulatory and laboratory requirements should be checked before production.