Choose the range around your customers

Start with the way your customer will use the product. These are options in our range that we can compare with you:
- Slim vacuum thermos flasks (500ml): a compact option for a daily-carry or gift range.
- Wide-mouth insulated tumblers (32oz / 1L): consider the opening, handle or carrying loop alongside capacity.
3. Coffee travel mugs (350–500ml): compare the lid and base dimensions with your commuting brief.
4. Protein shaker bottles: confirm the chosen material, mixing accessories and logo on the sample.
5. Vacuum beer mugs (16oz / 500ml): an option for brewery merchandise, bar gifts and home use.
Plan the product and shipment together

Send your FBA shipment plan and label files with the order brief. We can confirm the applicable product labels, carton markings and packing requirements before preparing the shipment.
If your buyer or platform requests warning labels, send the wording and placement files. We will confirm those details with the product, packing and available reports.
Timing depends on the selected model, artwork and sample approvals, quantity, packing and shipping route. Share the date you are working toward and we’ll confirm a schedule for the sample, production and delivery stages of your order.
Send the carton requirements shown in your shipment plan. We can agree carton counts, markings and any individual packing before packing begins.
Bring the listing idea into the product brief

Colour: compare stock colours or your Pantone reference with the brand artwork and chosen model.
Packaging: An unboxing experience that photographs well for lifestyle shots and customer review photos. The box is part of the product.
Use the actual capacity, lid and intended use in the listing. The approved product details and images give you a clear reference for writing it.
Bundling: consider a carrying sleeve or cleaning brush if it suits the selected model. Confirm the accessories and packing together in the quote.
All of these are things we help our Amazon seller clients build into the product brief from the first conversation with Beyond.