Buyer guide
Plan your first order
Start with your core products and colors. MOQ and delivery timing depend on the formula, pack size and level of customization.
Build a range you can actually launch.
A first order does not have to include every color and every size. Start with the products your customers need most, then decide which variations belong in the first shipment and which can follow after the range has been tested.
From a sample to a repeatable order.
A sample helps settle the color, feel and application before you commit to quantities. Once the formula and packaging are agreed, we can review minimums, the quantity split and a realistic production schedule. Timing is confirmed for your project, not promised as one fixed number.
What shapes your first order
- Products & colors
- List the product families and colors you want to launch.
- Quantity per SKU
- Give an estimate for each color and pack size, not only the total order.
- Packaging
- Tell us whether you need standard packs, custom labels or retail sets.
- Destination & timing
- Share the delivery country and preferred arrival date.
- 01
Share your order plan
Identify the products and colors for the first launch.
- 02
Confirm samples & minimums
Review the samples and minimums for each combination.
- 03
Agree the production schedule
Agree packaging, quantity split and delivery requirements.
Can I mix colors or start with a smaller order?
Ask us to review the combination. Minimums may apply separately to formulas, colors, containers and printed packaging. Sample costs and lead times are quoted for the specific project.