What to Prepare for a Custom Product Enquiry
Bring your product reference, target market and design priorities together in a clear project brief.
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Choose a starting point
Share a product link, sketch or reference image and explain your goal. State whether you are exploring changes to an existing product or a new concept. The storage-rack example on our homepage illustrates a discussion around side-panel shape, decorative details and colour.
Describe your market and order
Include your company, destination market, sales channel and estimated quantity. Add your preferred launch date and say whether it is flexible. Minimum quantities, pricing and timelines need to be confirmed for the agreed project scope.
Separate essentials from preferences
List the details you need and those you are open to discussing: dimensions, colours, appearance, branding and packaging. Annotate references so a visual inspiration is not mistaken for a final technical specification.
Agree on the review process
Ask which changes are feasible and what is needed to assess them. Confirm the design scope, sample expectations, review stages and development costs before proceeding. Product specifications and documentation should be reviewed for the final configuration and destination market.
Prepare your project brief
Bring together your product reference, requested changes, target market, estimated quantity, timing, packaging needs and contact details. The Request a Quote page lets you prepare and download a brief. The current website preview does not send enquiries, so keep your downloaded copy for a follow-up discussion.