Your Brand. Our Manufacturing Expertise.

Start with the product range you want to build and the way your brand should appear on it. Existing paints, glues, modeling materials and creative kits provide references for discussing formats, colour assortments and retail presentation. You can select individual products or bring several references together in one inquiry.

For a private label project, share your logo, label language, preferred container and packaging brief. We can review these requirements against the selected product formats and discuss what needs to be confirmed through artwork and samples. If your brief calls for a different colour, texture or product combination, the custom development route begins with a feasibility review.

Before production, use the sample and final artwork as a shared reference. Confirm the selected products, set contents, packaging details, quantity and destination requirements together. Product specifications, sample arrangements and the production schedule are discussed for each project rather than assumed from a catalogue image.

• Existing product private label
• Label and packaging brief
• Sample and artwork confirmation

Browse the product families to compare references for your market. The catalogue groups paints, glues, dough and clay, creative kits, and packaging accessories so you can move from a broad range to specific formats. Add several products to one inquiry and identify the requirements for each item rather than sending separate requests.

Share the intended market, expected quantities, packaging language and the product information you need for your own selection process. You may also note the colour assortment, container format, set contents and any documents requested by your customers. Where details are still open, leave the quantity unconfirmed and describe the buying need in the message.

We use the selected references and your brief to discuss product availability, specifications, sampling and packing requirements. Carton information, document requests and shipping arrangements are reviewed for the products and destination involved. A catalogue selection is the starting point for that conversation; the final product and order details are confirmed before ordering.

• Multi-product selection
• Product and market requirements
• Packing and delivery discussion

We welcome sourcing companies and trading partners with art material projects. Whether you are comparing existing products or bringing a customer brief, begin with the product references and the information available at this stage. A clear description of the application, market and packaging helps organise the next discussion.

You can combine several products in one inquiry, add a note to each reference and describe the parts of the project that require further review. Share the preferred product formats, colours, set contents, artwork requirements and the documents needed for the destination market. If a product is not shown in the catalogue, include a description or reference when you contact us.

Project coordination can include product information, sample selection, artwork confirmation and production requirements. We discuss the relevant arrangements with you for the agreed brief, including how product details and delivery information should be confirmed. Cooperation begins with a conversation about the actual project, its requirements and the information needed to move it forward.

• Product reference review
• Sample and project coordination
• Destination document discussion