A clear route
from idea to sample.

Choose a starting point around what you already have. Then align on the work, the inputs and the sample to approve.

Which starting point is yours?

OEM

You bring: Formula, approved sample or specification; packaging source; target market.
We review together: Production fit, formula–pack compatibility and the verification still needed.
What to confirm: An agreed production sample and specification, with project terms confirmed.

ODM

You bring: Benchmark product; what to keep or change; texture, shade and pack preferences.
We review together: A development direction, sample comparisons and a record of your feedback.
What to confirm: A selected sample direction and the revisions needed before production.

A line idea

You bring: Target customer and channel; launch priorities; the formats you want to explore.
We review together: Range structure, product roles and a practical first sampling sequence.
What to confirm: A focused first-launch brief covering the chosen products and packaging direction.

Do I need a registered trademark to ask for samples?

No. You can start with a product brief. Trademark status is optional; market-specific documentation can be discussed when relevant.

What are the MOQ, sampling fee and lead time?

They depend on the formula, packaging, quantity and review requirements. Share your brief so the project can be assessed before a quotation.

Can I use the exact brand or packaging shown here?

The images are development references. Your brand, artwork, packaging availability and permissions need to be confirmed for your project.

A reference, a formula or a first idea. Tell us where you are starting.