OEM / ODM
Your bag.
A clear brief.
OEM and ODM are for a bag that should carry your brand. You bring the direction. We talk through materials, construction, branding, samples, and a schedule.
What to send
Start with
the use.
A useful brief names the type of bag and how it will be used, then materials, dimensions, colors, branding, an estimated quantity, and the timing you have in mind. Sketches and reference products help.
If you want to buy bags already in the e·Both catalog, that is brand wholesale. The collections are still a useful reference for a custom brief.
The conversation
Three parts
of a brief.
Direction
A sketch, a reference bag, or a written description of what you want to make.
Materials and branding
Fabrics, colors, logos, and packaging you want to discuss. Nothing here is assumed in advance.
Quantity and timing
The volume and schedule you are planning. What is possible is confirmed in the conversation, not on this page.
Before you write
Include
what you know.
- Bag type and intended use
- Materials, dimensions, colors, and branding
- Estimated quantity and target schedule
- Sketches, photos, or a collection you want to use as a reference
OEM / ODM
Send the brief you have.
An unfinished idea is enough to start. Tell us what is decided and what is still open.

