What Private Label Actually Means for Drinkware

Private labelling can start with an existing body and mould. You choose the model, colour, logo and packing; a new shape is a separate development project with its own mould quotation.
Your brand can appear on the selected product and packing. Confirm where the logo goes, the colours and any insert or box artwork on the sample.
An existing model lets you develop the branding without creating a new body mould. If you need a different shape, we can discuss the drawing, development work, cost and schedule with you.
Picking a Product to Private Label

Choose the body around the audience, intended use, budget and artwork. We can compare existing models and show how the logo and packing would work on a sample.
TI-1135 and TA-1042 are established models in our range. Tell us the intended use and logo, and we can compare their accessories and packing options with you.
Develop the colour, artwork and packing around your brand idea. We can help compare an existing body with any changes you have in mind, and confirm them on a sample.
Plan the quotation for your private-label order

For a model such as TI-1135, send the quantity, body colour, logo and gift-box idea. We can quote those choices together and confirm the sample arrangements.
Product and decoration: the model, quantity, colour and artwork determine the quote. Product-page price ranges remain B2B references; the order quotation gives you the agreed figures.
Packing and shipping: agree the box, insert, carton count, destination and shipping terms. Samples, courier costs and any requested product reports are discussed alongside them.
Use the confirmed product and shipping quote with your own selling costs to plan the launch. Freight, import costs and platform expenses depend on the route and your business arrangements.