OEM and ODM chairs, made to your label
Two ways to work with us: send a finished spec and we build it under your brand (OEM), or come with a market and a price and we develop the chair around it (ODM). Both run on the same line, off the same sample-first process.
OEM — your spec, our line
If you already know the chair, OEM is the direct path. You send drawings, a golden sample, photos or a detailed spec; we match the frame, foam, cover and mechanism, confirm it on a sample, then produce it under your brand. It is usually fastest because we are matching a known target, not inventing one.
ODM — your market, our development
ODM suits buyers who know their channel and price point but not the exact chair. We bring our own frames, foam, fabric library and mechanisms and develop the office or dining chair around your number. The trade-off is time: development and a sampling round add weeks. For a small one-off run we will tell you up front whether it is worth it.
From brief to container, in four steps
No step is skipped — least of all the sample. A confirmed physical sample is the cheapest insurance against a wrong container.
Brief & feasibility
You send a spec, a photo, a sample or a target price. We tell you honestly whether to start from a chair we already tool (fast) or develop new (slower).
Sample
We build a sample to confirm frame, foam, cover and mechanism. Nothing tools until you hold it and approve it.
Testing
We build to ANSI/BIFMA X5.1 and EN standards and arrange the third-party report your destination needs.
Production & shipping
We run the order, pack for the ocean leg, and ship FCL with your label, manuals and carton artwork.
The parts that carry your brand
Branding & packaging
Logo, colourway, printed manuals, master-carton artwork and barcodes to your spec.
Build
Frame gauge and style, foam density, fabric or leather grade, base and gas-lift class.
Compliance
Testing scoped to your destination; third-party reports arranged per order.
Send your spec or a photo — we'll tell you the real lead time
The more specific you are, the more useful our first reply. Models or photos, quantities, market, and whether you need OEM or ODM gets you a straight answer fast.