Oulete supports packaging development from a selected existing body or a new container design. The project covers packaging manufacture and supply; we do not develop cosmetic formulas, compound products or fill containers.
Existing-tool packaging projects
Select a catalog body, then agree the material, color, closure and decoration. This route is useful when the listed geometry fits the brief and you want to focus development on the finished assembly. Existing-tool MOQ starts at 1,000 pieces; material or color changes start at 3,000 pieces.
Custom-mold development
A new geometry needs a drawing review, tooling quotation and sample approval before production. New-tool projects start at 10,000 pieces. The in-house mold shop supports tool development and repair; paid tooling belongs to the customer with written ownership confirmation.
| Project record | What to settle |
|---|---|
| Design | Drawing revision, dimensions and intended fill |
| Material | Exact part and resin specification |
| Components | Body, closure, seals and any sourced parts |
| Decoration | Artwork, color and surface reference |
| Quality | Tests, tolerances and batch report requirements |
| Commercial terms | Tooling, quantity, payment, schedule and shipment |
Manufacturing and supply responsibilities
Injection molding, screen printing, hot stamping, spray coating and electroplating are supported by Oulete’s own equipment. For glass, aluminum, blow-molded containers, pumps, sprayers and makeup formats, request confirmation of the manufacturing or sourcing route for the exact component. The injection-molding equipment list alone does not establish those routes. The quotation should make those responsibilities clear.
From sample to production
Approve the matched assembly with the intended formula and operating conditions. A material selection or an attractive decorated sample does not establish formula compatibility. Keep the tested components and approved specification aligned through production.
Every batch includes an inspection report. Confirm the acceptance criteria and any third-party inspection requirements before production.
Send an OEM or ODM packaging brief, review capabilities or see how to order.
Photos and process footage
Put the specification to work
Prepare a sample request. The tool shows its inputs and limits before you use the result in a project brief.
