Private label drinkware from a manufacturer for your brand

Private label describes selling drinkware under your own brand; custom development describes changes to the product itself. An existing bottle may only need colors, artwork and packaging. A new lid interface, body geometry or dedicated tooling needs a development brief. Identify the structural changes first so branding and engineering decisions are quoted separately.

An existing bottle can be reviewed for branding when its construction, surface and printable area suit the artwork. Send the logo file, color references, desired scale and position, plus the quantity by design. Confirm the proposed finish and decoration on the selected model; availability on one body does not establish compatibility across the whole range.

Include the product reference, capacity, lid and accessories, quantity by SKU, destination market, colors, artwork, packaging and required timing. Mark what must stay fixed and what can be proposed as an alternative. Separate an existing-format branding request from new components or tooling so the quotation reflects the actual development scope.

Use a physical sample when appearance, component fit, lid operation, decoration or packaging fit cannot be established reliably from files. Specify which decisions the sample must confirm and which remain open. Record the model, artwork and pack version with the approval; a display photograph or an unrelated sample is not an acceptance reference for your order.

Start each repeat order from the retained product revision, artwork file, color or finish reference, sample status, packaging specification and SKU map. Record requested changes to lids, accessories or labels before release. Agree how deviations will be reviewed rather than assuming that the same product name guarantees an unchanged configuration.

Yes. Plan the complete selling unit while confirming the bottle, lid and accessories. Dimensions, inserts, instructions and labels should follow the approved configuration, while carton planning follows the order mix and destination. Review the packed sample when fit or presentation is important, and retain its packaging revision with the product approval.

Private label puts your logo, colours and packaging on an existing model; OEM also changes details such as the lid option or finish. ODM develops a new design, which needs tooling and development time before the first sample. Most private label programmes start with OEM on an existing model.

The approved sample is the reference, and the same specification is used for reorders. Coating colour can vary slightly between batches, which is normal, and a reorder cannot be guaranteed to come from the same batch, so keep a reference unit.

Yes. BG Drinkware can apply FNSKU labels, bag each unit with a suffocation warning, label cartons for Amazon and ship directly to Amazon warehouses. Send the FNSKU and carton label files, the shipment plan and the warehouse address with the order, and approve a labelled sample unit before bulk production.