OEM and ODM Sourcing

Work with suppliers that offer private label, custom specifications and made-to-order production.

What to prepare

• Drawings, reference photos or a written specification
• Target quantity, finish, packaging and labelling requirements
• Required certifications and the destination market

How it works

• Look for the OEM / ODM line on supplier profiles
• Send the brief through the request for quotation page
• Approve a sample, then agree tooling, price and lead time in writing

Next steps

Compare suppliers or read Product Samples.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the difference between OEM and ODM?

OEM means the supplier makes your design. ODM means the supplier adapts its own design to your brand.

Is there a minimum order for custom work?

Usually yes. Each supplier states it in the quotation.

Who owns the design?

Agree design and tooling ownership in writing with the supplier before production.

Can I put my logo on the product?

Ask the supplier about private label options and packaging.

How do I check quality?

Approve samples and see Quality Inspection.