When sourcing products, you face a fundamental choice: collaborating on an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) basis or selecting items from an existing catalog. The core difference lies in ownership and customization. Working on an OEM basis means we develop a product specifically for you, from concept to final sample, based on your specifications. You own the design rights, and the product is built to your exact requirements for materials, features, and branding. This path offers full control and unique market positioning but involves longer lead times and upfront development costs.

In contrast, buying from our catalog means selecting from proven, readily available designs. These products offer faster time-to-market and lower initial cost, as development expenses are amortized across multiple buyers. However, you may find limited options for modification, and the same design could potentially be sold to other companies, affecting your brand's uniqueness.

The OEM route is a partnership focused on bringing your vision to life, ideal for establishing a distinct brand identity. Catalog buying is a transactional approach best for quickly filling inventory with reliable, cost-effective products. Your choice ultimately depends on your priorities: unique innovation and control with OEM, or speed and efficiency with catalog designs.