Private Label
Discuss branded packaging and the nail set as one retail specification.
View Private LabelAn OEM or ODM brief should identify who supplies the design, what can change, and what the finished retail set must contain. Treat the nail, sizing, artwork, accessories and printed packaging as separate approval points.
Confirm the sample scope, revisions, minimums, price and timing for the named project before ordering. If you mainly need branding on an existing design, compare private label; for a new design direction, see custom development.
Separate the product, artwork, brand elements and pack-out so each can be reviewed and quoted clearly.
Share your own or authorised artwork, mood boards or sketches. Mark which details must be reproduced and which can change.
Discuss logo placement, labels and branded inserts for an own-brand product line.
Review gift boxes, display cards, branded inserts or nail kits against your product and packaging brief.
Agree which product, finish, fit and packaging details need to be checked against the approved sample for your order.
Review the brief, sample, specifications and delivery options before production.
Outline your design, target market, quantity and packaging requirements.
Discuss references, artwork, finish and product specifications.
Ask about sample availability, cost and timing for your project.
Approve the specifications, project quote, MOQ and schedule before placing an order.
Use one agreed reference for design, fit, finish and packaging when reviewing production and planning repeat orders.
Share your brand vision, target market and design references.
Discuss which artwork or packaging proof is needed to evaluate your brief.
Confirm sample availability, scope, fees, revisions and delivery for the selected route.
Approve the written specification, price, quantity and schedule before an order is placed.
Agree which checks will compare the finished order with the approved sample.
Share your destination so available shipping options and responsibilities can be discussed.
Use these categories to write your brief. Availability depends on the selected design and production route.
Specify the shape and length you want, then confirm what is available for the chosen tip and route.
Provide colour references and compare the actual sample under consistent light before approval.
State the nail count and size map your customer needs. Request measurements in millimetres for review.
Identify the surface effect you want. Confirm feasibility, appearance and durability on the selected sample.
Mark the placement and scale of any detailed art or decoration, then discuss the suitable production route.
List boxes, cards, inserts, instructions and accessories separately. Confirm materials and print requirements before approval.
Tell us about your designs, target market, quantity and timeline. We will discuss the details that need confirming before a quotation.