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OEM & Private Label: Put Your Brand on This Catalogue
Customization is a listed capability of the range: the SRT01E-56 product record states OEM/ODM availability in three forms — from samples, from designs, or full customization — and the canvas line lists size, capacity, fabric weight, colour, structure and accessory options, with private label and custom packaging named for that family. This page sets out how to brief that work. Confirm the exact scope for your model before payment: a customization route listed for one model is not automatically a catalogue-wide offer.
The Three Routes
From samples
Send a physical sample of the tent or accessory you want produced. The listed sample price on the SRT01E-56 is US$478 per piece — use it as the reference point and confirm the sample terms for your item.
From designs
Work from your drawings and specification. The fully specified models — SRT14E and SRT01E-56 — carry full line-by-line specification records. Use these model records as references when preparing your brief, and request written confirmation of each proposed specification.
Full customization
A ground-up brief across the catalogue families: hard shell, soft shell, canvas or awnings. Colour is listed as customized on the SRT01E-56 record; fabrics list options such as the 280g polycotton alternative.
What to Confirm in the Brief
- Base model and the exact changes: shell material, fabric, colour, mattress, ladder and annex options.
- Branding placement: logos on shell, flysheet, travel cover and packaging — custom packaging is listed for the canvas family.
- Quantities per model: the listed general MOQ is 10 pcs; tier pricing on the SRT01E-56 runs from 1–11 pcs at US$478 down to US$428 at 80+ pcs, which shows how unit price moves with volume.
- Timeline: the listed lead time is about one month in peak and off-peak season; confirm the schedule for customized work specifically, since branding and packaging steps sit on top of base production.
Private Label, Step by Step
Choose the base model from the catalogue plates, confirm its full specification in writing, agree the branding and packaging scope, approve a sample, then confirm MOQ and lead time for the production run before payment. Each step is a confirmation point — that sequence protects your brand launch better than any single promise.