Most private-label ceramic programs fail not on price but on handoffs — the gap between a buyer's idea and a carton that clears customs. Our OEM/ODM workflow is built to make those handoffs explicit, with a sample you can approve before any mass production begins.
Step 1 — Design brief
We start with the commercial facts: target market, price band, intended use, quantity, body preference (porcelain or stoneware), reference images and packaging expectations. The more concrete the brief, the faster the first sample.
Step 2 — Sampling
Depending on the route, we develop a new shape, adapt an existing mold, or prepare a glaze panel. For decorated lines, we produce a decal or underglaze proof so color and placement are locked before firing a full set.
- Shape: new development, modified mold or standard body
- Surface: color glaze, reactive-inspired finish, color rim, matte
- Decoration: decal artwork, logo mark, pattern series
- Packaging: gift box, private-label carton, retail-ready pack
Step 3 — Confirmation
Once the sample is approved, we freeze the specification: dimensions, glaze code, decoration layout, packing method, inspection points and lead-time plan. This spec becomes the reference for every later batch.
Step 4 — Production and export
Mass production runs with checkpoints from forming through glazing, firing, decoration and packing. Final inspection and loading support line up with your commercial documentation. See the full path on our OEM page.
"A frozen spec is the cheapest insurance you can buy. Approve the sample, then hold every batch to it."
Where to start
If you already have a concept, send it through our inquiry form with a reference image and quantity. If you are still shaping the idea, our existing collections are a fast starting point for color and shape direction.