Design
Send authorised artwork, colour references, pattern placement and finish preferences. Mark what must match and what may change.
Custom development · B2B
Custom press-on nails, defined around your brand.
Bring the design direction. Specify the fit, set contents and packaging. Review the sample before you approve a larger order.
The short answer
Start with the object, not just the image.
A custom nail project needs one brief covering the artwork, shape, length, size system, finish, set contents and brand presentation. This makes the sample useful for a real buying decision.
Include your sales market, estimated quantity by design and intended launch window. Feasibility, sample scope, minimums, price and timing are confirmed for the selected project—not assumed from a photograph.
From idea to specification
Make the Product, Not Just the Picture, Your Own
Use your own or authorized design references. Identify which details must match, which can be adapted, and what the final customer should receive in the box. The pictured nail set is a design example, not a promise that every finish or component is available for every order.
Share a Custom BriefExplore Handmade Nails01 / Define the product
Three decisions make the collection.
Fit & set
Specify shape, length, nail count and size system. Compare widths, profile and comfort on the physical sample.
Presentation
List the logo, box, card, instructions and accessories separately. Review the assembled set before approving print.
02 / Choose the route
Handmade or machine-made?
Let the design detail and reorder needs lead the discussion, not the label alone.
Handmade
Discuss this route for detailed art and raised decoration. Confirm acceptable variation, sample scope and quantity for the selected design.
Explore handmadeMachine-made
Discuss this route for a more standardised assortment or repeat-oriented programme. Confirm the size map, finish and reorder reference.
Explore machine-made03 / Sample to approval
Make the approved sample the standard.
A picture starts the conversation. A named sample and written specification give you something concrete to approve.
1
Send the brief
Share authorised references, your market, designs, quantities and packaging needs. Mark open decisions.
2
Confirm the route
Agree the sample scope, costs, revisions and timing for the selected design.
3
Review the object
Check fit, edge finish, colour, decoration placement and the assembled retail set—not only photos.
4
Approve in writing
Record the sample version, quantity, pack-out, inspection points, price and delivery terms before production.
04 / Prepare your enquiry
What makes a useful quote?
Send one brief with the details you know and the questions still open.
- Business name, target market and sales channel
- Artwork you own or are authorised to use
- Shape, length, size map and estimated quantity by design
- Set contents, packaging, destination and intended launch window
For a fuller checklist, see the buyer guide. If your main change is the logo or box, compare private label.
Buyer questions
Custom Nail FAQs
Send your business or brand name, target market, design references you are authorized to use, preferred shape and length, sizing needs, estimated quantity by design, packaging requirements and destination. Mark anything still undecided.
Ask for a sample scope that covers the decisions you need to make: fit, colour, finish, decoration and pack-out. Sample availability, fees and revisions are confirmed for the selected design and production route.
Describe the nail design and the retail set separately, including any logo card, box, insert or accessories. Available options and costs are confirmed against your brief before approval.
No universal quantity or lead time is stated on this page. They depend on the selected design, production route, packaging and destination and should be confirmed in a written quotation.
Let's Define Your Next Collection
Send the product direction and the questions you need answered. We will discuss the next step against your brief.