From a sketch on a napkin to a sealed container

Three ways to work with us, depending on how much of the product you want to own. The costs and the calendar are on this page, because the two questions you are about to ask are "how much" and "how long". Production itself runs about 60 days whichever route you take; what changes is how much development sits in front of it.

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OPTION A · FASTEST

Stock model, your brand

An existing certified model with your logo, colourway and packaging, each quoted as a separate line. No re-testing beyond the label check.

MOQ
On quotation
Tooling
none
To warehouse
about 60 days

OPTION B · MOST COMMON

Modified platform

Our chassis, your canopy, handle, fabric and fold detail. Partial tooling, partial re-test — the usual balance of cost and differentiation.

MOQ
On quotation
Tooling
On quotation
To warehouse
60 days from tooling sign-off

OPTION C · FULL ODM

New product from scratch

Your concept or ours, engineered from zero. Full mould set, full certification, design registration in your name.

MOQOn quotation
ToolingOn quotation
To warehousetooling agreed, then 60 days
Tooling belongs to whoever paid for it. If you fund the moulds, they are yours — named in the contract, and released to another factory if you ever leave. Suppliers who will not put that in writing are telling you something.

Seven steps from brief to sealed container

01
Brief & NDA
Target market, price band, standard.
2 days
02
Design & DFM
Drawings, materials, mould-flow review.
2–3 weeks
03
Tooling
Moulds cut, cost quoted openly.
4–6 weeks
04
Sample & lab
In-house pre-test, then accredited lab.
3–4 weeks
05
Pilot run
50 units, line balanced, packaging proofed.
1 week
06
Mass production
IPQC checkpoints, weekly photo update.
60 days
07
Docs & shipment
Full file, export papers, container sealed.
5 days

Steps 02–04 apply only when there is new tooling, and they are scheduled with your quotation. Without them, production runs about 60 days from order confirmation.

The things you would otherwise have to ask for

What are your payment terms?
Payment is by T/T (bank transfer) or by letter of credit (L/C). The deposit and balance schedule is agreed with the quotation.
Who owns the design?
Anything you brief or fund is yours, including the moulds and any design registration filed for it. We will not offer your model, your colourway or your structural modification to another customer — that clause is in the contract, not just in an email.
Can you ship DDP to an Amazon warehouse?
We quote EXW or FOB, with the port of loading arranged according to the destination country. Delivery to an Amazon warehouse can be discussed on request once the destination and labelling requirements are fixed.
What happens if a shipment is defective?
Defects traced to our workmanship are replaced or credited, and the batch code tells us exactly which lot is affected. The remedy is written into the contract with a defined response window — ask for it before you order, not after.
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