Private label lash clusters.
Your next collection starts here.
Private label combines a selected lash product with your brand identity. Start by deciding whether you need to evaluate an existing product, visualize your branding, or develop a physical custom kit. Each route has a different deliverable and cost.
| Route | What you receive | Best when |
|---|---|---|
| Standard product sample | Selected lashes and agreed components in available sample packaging. | You need to compare the lash and kit performance first. |
| Digital branding mockup | A visual proposal using your logo, colours and selected box direction. | You need to align the design before physical printing. |
| Physical custom development | An agreed printed box, insert or branded component sample. | Fit, print, material or colour must be checked in person. |
Select the product before naming the finish.
Shortlist lash style references, then specify curl, lengths, tray layout and quantity. A style photo is a visual starting point; it does not confirm the final material or tray configuration.
Decide whether your range needs standalone trays, refill products or complete DIY lash kits. Keep the product list explicit when comparing offers.
Give each branded surface a job.
Your identity can appear on a box, sleeve, tray card, instructions and selected tools or containers, subject to the actual component and printing method. Name each surface in the request rather than asking for an unspecified “logo kit.”
Use the custom packaging guide for artwork and insert-fit decisions. A branded mockup alone does not demonstrate the quality of the finished printed box.
Approve one specification for the whole order.
Record style numbers, lengths, component quantities, packaging reference, artwork version and the agreed sample. Confirm minimums and separate development charges before making a payment.
The MOQ guide explains which thresholds to ask for. The sample process helps turn your idea into a testable first step.
Questions about private label
What is the difference between private label and a custom-developed product?
A private-label project can use an existing product with your branding. Custom development changes an agreed physical specification, packaging or component and may require separate sampling and setup. The project request must state what is existing and what is being developed.
Can I get a mockup before paying for a custom box sample?
You can request a digital branding discussion using your logo and packaging direction. Confirm its scope and any charge first. A digital mockup and a physically printed sample are separate deliverables.
A small sample.
A clearer next step.
Choose your styles and tell us what you want to sample.