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OEM / ODM development

Your label, your block, your size curve — built in 8 to 10 weeks

OEM is development to your tech pack; ODM is adoption of one of our graded blocks with your branding, colours and size curve. Either path runs through the same gates: costing, proto, fit, PP sample, bulk, inspection. You approve each gate in writing before the next one is paid for.

Lace and knit fabric samples laid out for private label development

Customisation matrix

What can be changed — and what it costs you

Private label customisation options
ElementStandard (ODM)Custom (OEM)MOQ impactAdded time
Silhouette & patternChoose from 300+ graded blocksDeveloped from your tech pack or sketchNo change+7–14 days
Fabric & laceMill stock shade cardDyed-to-order Pantone TCX, sourced lace, recycled content500 pcs per colour for dyeing+10–15 days
Cup & wireStandard mould / simplexLight-line, spacer, push-up, custom wire gauge500 sets+7 days
Elastic & strapsStock woven elasticLogo jacquard elastic, custom width, printed straps1,000 m per design+10 days
Labels & tagsHeat-transfer size labelWoven label, heat-transfer, hangtag, care label in your wording5,000 pcs per label design+5 days
PackagingPoly bag + size stickerTissue, sleeve, rigid gift box, sticker, GTIN / FBA prep1,000 pcs per box tooling+10 days
Size curveXS–XL / 32A–40FXS–4X / 32A–42H, your ratio per sizeNo change0
All customisation is quoted on the costing card before you commit. Nothing is tooled until the PP sample is signed.

Development timeline

Six gates, each with a deliverable

  1. Day 0–2

    Brief & costing card

    Tech pack, reference photo or shelf plan in; fabric, trim, labour, MOQ tiers and freight out within 48 business hours.

  2. Day 3–9

    Proto sample

    First sample on the closest block and stocked fabric, with a note list of what deviates from your brief.

  3. Day 10–16

    Fit sample & comment sheet

    Corrections applied; we send a size set across your curve plus a fit comment sheet for sign-off.

  4. Day 17–26

    PP sample

    Bulk fabric, your labels, your packaging. Production cannot start until you sign it.

  5. Day 27–55

    Bulk production & in-line QC

    Cutting, sewing, finishing with checkpoint audits through the run, not only at the end.

  6. Day 56–62

    Final inspection & shipment

    AQL 2.5 report with photos, then FOB / CIF / DDP booking with your forwarder or ours.

Working assumptions

Costing reply
≤ 48 h
Proto
7 working days
Fit rounds
1–2 × 5–7 d
PP sample
7–10 days
Bulk
25–35 days
Payment
30% deposit / 70% before ship
Sample fee
Credited to bulk

Season planning: for a spring drop, brief by June; for autumn, brief by August. Chinese New Year adds 2–3 weeks to any window that crosses February.

MOQ ladder

Run sizes, and what changes as you grow

MOQ is per style per colour. Below is the ladder we actually produce to — including the replenishment tier that lets a proven style stay lean.

MOQ and pricing behaviour by program
ProgramFirst order MOQReplenishmentDyed-to-order colourPrice behaviour
Robes & Loungewear200 pcs / colour150 pcs500 pcs−8 to −12% at 1,000 pcs
Bralettes & Seamless (cut-sew)300 pcs / colour150 pcs500 pcs−10% at 1,500 pcs
Seamless (circular knit)500 pcs / colour300 pcsyarn dye lot 800 kg−6% at 3,000 pcs
Lace & Chemise300 pcs / colour150 pcs500 pcs−9% at 1,500 pcs
Bras & Panty Sets500 sets / style250 sets800 sets−12% at 3,000 sets
Shapewear & Plus Size300 pcs / colour150 pcs500 pcs−10% at 2,000 pcs
Percentages are indicative ranges from our 2026 costing model, not a quotation; your fabric, trim and label choices move the curve. Mixed-style orders are welcome as long as each style clears its own MOQ.

Buyer catalog

Download the 2026 program catalog

36 pages of graded blocks by program: silhouette photos, fabric cards, size coverage, MOQ, packing options and the accessories you can specify. Enter your business email and we will send the PDF plus the current shade cards.

  • Style library across all five programs with reference numbers.
  • Fabric and trim options with weight, stretch and care notes.
  • Size coverage tables (US / EU / UK / AU) per program.
  • Packaging and branding options with tooling thresholds.

Placeholder note: the catalog PDF is pending client material (real product photography and approved spec sheets). Until it is supplied, requests are answered with the current style list by email.

Send me the catalog

Email instead

Demo build: submission opens your mail client with the request filled in.

Development FAQ

Brand owners ask these first

What does a private label lingerie MOQ look like?

Per style per colour: 200 pcs robes/loungewear, 300 pcs bralettes, chemises and shapewear, 500 pcs wired sets and circular-knit seamless. Replenishment of an approved style drops to 150–250 pcs — full ladder in the MOQ table above.

How long from tech pack to shipped goods?

Costing ≤ 48 h, proto 7 days, 1–2 fit rounds at 5–7 days, PP sample 7–10 days, bulk 25–35 days. A three-style program typically lands in 8–10 weeks from kickoff; February orders stretch because of Chinese New Year.

Can we start with one style and add more later?

Yes — and it is the smart path. Launch one hero style plus a bottom or robe, keep the block on file, then extend seasonally. Labels, fabric cards and tooling from order one are reused, so program two is cheaper and faster.

Who owns the patterns and blocks we develop?

Blocks developed from your tech pack are held for you and not offered to other clients; we can sign a written exclusivity note with the order. Stock ODM blocks remain ours, which is what keeps their MOQ low.

Related: Product programs · Quality & Compliance · Size & Fit Guide

Send the brief, get the costing card

One page is enough to start: silhouette, size curve, quantity, delivery market. We answer with fabric and trim options, MOQ tiers and a per-unit range.