Custom and DIY sourcing: send a drawing, a sample or a photo.

Retail platforms sell what someone already decided to make. If your product is custom — a modified part, a private-label formula, a piece of furniture to your dimensions, packaging with your artwork — the listing does not exist, and no amount of searching will find it. That is the work we do in person: we take your drawing, sample or reference photo to factories we can visit, get tooling and unit costs, and tell you what is realistic before you commit money.

What you actually get

Specification first. Dimensions, material, tolerance, finish, packaging. Vague briefs produce expensive mistakes.

Three factory options. We come back with cost, MOQ, lead time and tooling for each — not one number with no comparison.

Sample before volume. A paid sample is almost always cheaper than a wrong production run. We handle the sample order and inspect it.

Branding and packaging. Private label, printed cartons, inserts, barcodes, hangtags — quoted separately so you see the real cost.

Common questions

What do you need to quote a custom product? A drawing, a photo of a similar item, dimensions, material, target quantity and any branding. A physical sample is best but not required to start.

What is the minimum order for custom work? It depends on the factory and the process. Printed packaging can start at a few hundred units; tooling-based parts usually need more. We tell you the real number before you commit.

Can you visit the factory? Yes, for orders above a threshold we visit, photograph the line and confirm capacity before you pay a deposit.