Project structure
Reference to approved revision.
Keep the reference, requested changes and approved sample separate.
Customization scope
Show the buyer what can change, and what must be approved.
OEM work is handled as a controlled project scope. Product appearance, logo method and packaging files are reviewed against the selected model, destination market and evidence requirements.
Project examples
Use case studies to make customization concrete.
These anonymous project examples show how a buyer brief becomes a reviewed product, logo and packaging package without exposing customer identities.
Project control
Move to a locked revision.
Availability, tooling, MOQ, timing and evidence are confirmed for the selected configuration—not assumed from a reference image.
- 01BriefReference product and required differences
- 02ReviewFeasibility, evidence gaps and project scope
- 03SampleEvaluate the agreed configuration
- 04LockApprove product and artwork revision
Customization brief
Treat customization as a locked revision path.
Start from a reference product, define every requested difference, then approve product, artwork and evidence before commercial terms are treated as final.

