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Make the range your own
Private Label Kitchenware for Your Branded Range.
Build a private label kitchenware range across kitchen tools, cooking utensils and serving accessories, with product selection, custom branding and packaging considered together. Start with low MOQ from 100 units and shape the assortment around your sales channel.
Discuss your project
A useful first brief
What to bring to the conversation.
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Logo artwork and desired finish
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Sales channel, packaging and launch timing
Private label / Build your branded offer
Turn selected products into your branded range.
Start with what you want to sell and where your customer will buy it. Then bring the assortment, logo and packaged presentation together, with each item clearly defined for ordering.
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Timing confirmed with your quotation
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Build the assortment
Choose the customer, sales channel and products. Decide which pieces sell alone and which belong together, then list quantities per item.
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Place your brand
Provide your logo and preferred position. Review size, contrast and a suitable decoration method on each selected product surface.
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Create the pack experience
Specify the box, inserts, label information and contents. A cocktail-shaker gift pack and an online single-item order may need different protection.
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Review it as a buyer
Check the decorated product inside its proposed pack. Read the labels, confirm every included piece and record the presentation you accept.
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Prepare the launch order
Agree minimums by configuration, quantities, packing instructions and arrival requirements. Confirm the production schedule against these approvals.
MilestoneConfirmed branded order
Keep the product list, artwork and pack contents aligned. Quantity minimums and timing are confirmed for each configuration; adding a gift set or changing the decoration can change the quotation.
Made in our Yangjiang factory
Your brand on products from our own lines.
Private-label products are made, finished and packed in our factory. Colour, texture and moulded logo details are set in the mould and checked on the first parts off the machine.
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Moulding
Handles and plastic parts moulded in-house.
Haitian injection moulding machines, with robotic take-out on the larger cells, produce handles, grips and plastic components.
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Staging & dispatch
Counted, packed and staged by order.
Finished parts are counted into crates by order, then packed and staged in the main hall for loading.
Photographed in our factory by our own team. Take the full factory tour
Build your quotation brief
Choose a product. Define the branded version.
Three illustrative configurations to help you prepare a brief. These are proposed combinations, not completed customer projects or confirmed stock options. Final specification, branding feasibility, packaging and MOQ are confirmed with your quotation.
Example configuration
Pizza cutter
Example brief: a satin-finish wheel cutter with a small laser-engraved logo on a suitable metal surface. Present it in a kraft retail box with a fitted paperboard insert and a care card. Review wheel movement, edge protection and logo contrast on the sample.
View product →Enquire about this productExample configuration
Garlic press
Example brief: a brushed-metal garlic press with a discreet handle logo, a one-colour printed sleeve and a protective inner carton. Review pressing action, cleaning access and the decorated surface before approving the configuration.
View product →Enquire about this productExample configuration
Cocktail shaker
Example brief: a satin-finish cocktail shaker with a laser-marked logo on the body, a rigid gift box and a fitted insert. Include a recipe card; review lid fit, finish consistency and movement inside the pack.
View product →Enquire about this productBranding: approve it on the actual surface.
Send vector artwork, logo size and preferred position. Ask us to confirm the suitable decoration method for the component material and shape, the appearance after application and any durability checks required. Approve a decorated sample before production.
Packaging: specify what the buyer receives.
Choose an individual retail pack, a proposed gift set or protection for ecommerce delivery. List the products, inserts, accessories, care information and labels. We confirm the pack format and quotation after reviewing the complete contents.
MOQ: ask for each minimum separately.
Orders start from 100 units, with the applicable minimum confirmed for the product. Ask the quotation to separate quantities per SKU, colour or finish, decoration and printed packaging. A 100-piece mixed assortment is not automatically a 100-unit configuration.
Samples: plan three review points.
A product sample checks construction and handling. A decorated sample checks the logo and finish. A packaging sample checks the fit and presentation. Ask for the timing and cost of each, including when the clock starts and how revisions affect the schedule.
Bring compliance into the same brief.
Send the destination market and retailer checklist before confirming materials or artwork. Agree the relevant tests and documents alongside your sample and quotation.
Review quality & compliance →A KOVA product in your project
Build a pizza-tool range under your brand.
A wheel cutter can be sold as a focused retail item or proposed alongside a rocker knife in a coordinated collection. Give each piece a purpose, then brief the branding and pack for the way it will be sold.
Illustrative briefPizza wheel cutter
Product and role
Choose the wheel-cutter reference and quantity. If adding a rocker, list it separately and confirm whether customers will buy each tool individually or as one set.
Branding on the actual surface
Provide the artwork, intended logo size and location. Ask for a suitable decoration method and review the result on the selected sample.
A complete sellable pack
Include the cutting-edge protection, insert, information and outer presentation you need. For a proposed gift set, itemise every tool and accessory before preparing the artwork.
Bring it into your enquiry. Ask the quotation to separate the product, decoration and packaging options. MOQ from 100 units is a starting point; confirm the minimum for each item and configuration rather than assuming one minimum for a mixed range.
Choose a clear role for every product
Begin with the tasks your customer needs to complete. Choose a core product, then add pieces that serve the same customer and occasion. A focused assortment makes it easier to explain the range, plan its presentation and decide which items to launch first.
For a tabletop collection, our stainless steel serving tray could be the central piece, with a napkin holder completing the table setting. Discuss a coordinated finish and logo placement, then decide whether the pieces will be sold individually or presented together.
Match the branding method to the surface
Discuss logo position, size, contrast and durability requirements. Decoration methods depend on the material and geometry. Review artwork at actual size and approve the decorated sample before applying the treatment across the order.
Design for the point of sale
Retail boxes need a clear product story and usable label space. Ecommerce packaging needs protection and practical packing. Gifting may call for coordinated inserts and presentation. Confirm the exact format rather than assuming one box suits every channel.
A cocktail shaker selected for a branded gift range, for example, needs the presentation, care information and packed contents to tell the same story. Share whether it will be a standalone gift or part of an assortment so we can discuss the branding and packaging as one project.
Quantity and timing
Low MOQ starts from 100 units. Tell us the quantity per product and configuration, including any custom finish, tooling or packaging. Sample and production timing are quoted against the agreed scope and approval sequence.
For a deadline-driven launch, include your required arrival date and destination. Allow time for samples, artwork decisions and any necessary product or packaging testing.
Channel comparison
Choose the pack for how you sell.
The same selected tool may need different presentation and protection for a store, an online order or a gift assortment. Start with the sales channel, then request the pack configuration that supports it.
01 / Retail
Make the product clear
Plan the information and presentation a buyer sees on the shelf.
- Product identity and visible branding
- Barcode, label and care-copy space
- Protection during display and handling
02 / Online
Plan the delivery journey
Define the unit pack and how it travels in the intended parcel or outer carton.
- Movement and abrasion protection
- Pack dimensions and item retention
- Any agreed distribution-test scope
03 / Gifting
Define the whole assortment
Give every piece a place in the pack and a clear entry on the contents list.
- Tools and accessories itemised
- Separation and protective inserts
- Artwork matched to the final layout
These are packaging briefs to review, not fixed pack options. Approve the actual packed sample; presentation approval alone does not establish shipping performance.
Read the kitchenware packaging guideBuyer questions
What is the minimum order?
Low MOQ starts from 100 units. Tell us the products, branding and packaging you need for a configuration-specific quotation.
Can I combine products into a set?
Yes. Share the proposed contents and target presentation. The quotation should identify the quantity and packaging for each item in the set.
Plan your range
Get a quotation for your branded range
Send your selected products, quantity per item and destination market. Include artwork, packaging preferences and your target arrival date if available.