BOFEI · OEM / ODM · Private label
Plan a private-label or OEM/ODM order for your brand, import or wholesale business. Start with a catalog model, drawing or product brief, then review colors, logos, tooling, packaging and bulk quantities.
01 / YOUR STARTING POINT
Choose the route closest to your project. The design work, tooling and approval steps are then agreed around your selected product.
Start from the collection and discuss the brand details you want to change.
Bring your drawings or specifications for a product-specific feasibility review.
Discuss product design support when you have a clear use case but need to develop the details.
AT THE FACTORY
Discuss the construction and finish of your tool with its manufacturing requirements in view. The factory profile brings together BOFEI’s legal identity, production photographs and supplied quality documentation.
Foshan Bofei Houseware Products Co., Ltd.
Explore the factory ↗03 / CATALOG STARTING POINTS
Use these collection references to start a private-label discussion. Add models to your inquiry, then describe the colors, logo or packaging you want to review.
These are catalog references, not completed customization projects. Customization and manufacturing arrangements are confirmed for each selected model.
FROM BRIEF TO ORDER
Use these checkpoints to organize the project. New design and tooling work may add review rounds before a production sample can be approved.
Identify the model or design, intended use, quantities and destination market.
Discuss feasibility, tooling, sample fees, packaging and the proposed schedule.
Review the product, color, logo and packaging together; record any changes.
Agree quantity, inspection criteria, packing details and the delivery arrangement.
Plan sample review, production and transport separately. Request a schedule for your exact configuration and target arrival date.
FAQ
The details that help you take the next step.
If an existing model fits your idea, start with its reference and the brand details you want to change. If you have a defined design, send drawings for an OEM discussion. If the concept needs product design support, explain the use case for an ODM discussion. Agree the actual design and manufacturing scope in the project brief.
You can request individual changes without proposing a completely new product. Share the exact model and artwork so the available process, material compatibility, quantity requirements and packaging fit can be reviewed.
MOQ is confirmed for the model, customization, color breakdown and packaging. Include your total quantity and quantity per variant in the inquiry; one minimum should not be assumed to apply to every product or set.
Start with a drawing or reference image, critical dimensions, intended use and preferred materials. For branding, add logo artwork and placement. The team will confirm which production files and further details are needed for the agreed development scope.
Single-piece samples are available for project evaluation. Sample fees, tooling charges and delivery conditions are confirmed with the quotation. Ask for a schedule that distinguishes design or tooling work, sample review, bulk production and transport. Changes after approval should be reviewed for their effect on cost and timing.
Confirm ownership, permitted use, storage, maintenance and any exclusivity terms in writing before development starts. These terms are project-specific and are not established by a catalog selection or a general website description.
Review the agreed model and revision, dimensions, materials, color, logo, packaging and quantity breakdown. Record the approved sample and any remaining changes, then confirm inspection requirements and delivery terms in the order documents.
Include the destination country, sales channel and required documentation in the brief. Availability and any testing arrangements must be checked for the specific product. A factory management-system certificate does not establish product-specific compliance.
LET’S DEFINE YOUR PROJECT
Share your starting point with Amy Tan. Put the product and the details to discuss in one inquiry.
Model or reference · Quantity · Customization · Destination