Design & Finish
Discuss shapes, colours, French tips, chrome, cat-eye, 3D art and seasonal designs.
Private label may mean a branded insert, a printed box or a more extensively customised product. List the nail design, size assortment, accessories and packaging as separate decisions so you can compare options without confusing packaging minimums with product minimums.
Ask to review the nail sample and packaging proof together. Confirm artwork approval, setup costs and any unused printed packaging before ordering. Our buyer checklist helps you prepare the details.

A strong private-label brief connects the nail design to fit, instructions and shelf presentation. The pictured set is a design reference, not an example of approved branded packaging. Confirm each available option against your product and market.
Share a Private Label BriefCompare OEM & ODMStart with a focused brief and confirm each option against your order requirements.
Discuss shapes, colours, French tips, chrome, cat-eye, 3D art and seasonal designs.
Explore logo placement, retail boxes, instruction cards, adhesive tabs and inserts.
Confirm MOQ, sampling cost and timing against your actual design and packaging brief.
State your sales market, channel, intended customer and estimated quantity by design.
Identify shape, length, sizing, nail count, finish and any requested accessories.
Check fit and finish on the nail sample, then check printed artwork and pack-out separately.
Confirm available packaging, minimums, price, timing and destination before placing the order.
Send your product direction, estimated quantity and packaging idea. We will discuss the available route and what must be confirmed in a quote.