OEM and ODM are starting points for discussing who provides the design and who performs the agreed development and manufacturing work. The practical scope should be written into the project brief rather than inferred from the label alone.
When you already have a specification
Share drawings, dimensions, intended use, electrical requirements and branding references. Ask the supplier to confirm feasibility and identify any proposed changes before proceeding.
When you have a design direction
Provide reference images, desired appearance, target market and performance requirements. Discuss which existing options or development activities are available for review.
Confirm responsibilities
- Who supplies and approves drawings and specifications?
- Which sample versions and revisions are included?
- What development, tooling and packaging costs apply?
- How are ownership, permitted use and any exclusivity recorded?
- What quantity, timeline and documentation are agreed?
Compare complete proposals
Do not assume one route is automatically cheaper, faster or exclusive. Compare the quotation scope, sample results, agreed responsibilities and order requirements for the actual project.
Prepare an enquiry
Send your reference, estimated quantity and destination market. TITKLED can discuss the requirements and confirm available options.
