Key takeaways
- Send logo, finish targets, carton marks, and barcode fields in the first brief.
- Approve a physical sample before mass production freezes color and hardware.
- Ask for mixed-container options when launching width assortments.
- Keep MOQ and artwork revisions on one OEM quotation.
Private-label vanity programs succeed when artwork, finishes, and packing freeze on one schedule. This is the OEM path Bijoubi uses with North America importers.
Brief the factory once
Share logo files, finish targets, carton marks, and barcode fields in the first brief. Include target widths and whether the line is wall-hung, freestanding, compact, or pedestal. Incomplete briefs create sample churn.
Sample lock before mass production
Approve a physical sample for color, hardware, and basin fit. Treat that sample as the production standard. Freeze carton artwork with the sample so packing does not reopen the design later.
Assortment and container logic
When launching multiple widths, ask for mixed-container options early. Limit finish SKUs so later phases do not drift. Link toilet SKUs on the same quotation if you plan a bathroom package.
Start with MY-8844 wall-hung vanity, review the OEM & ODM process, or open an OEM inquiry.