FURNKUBEOEM to Your Design
Develop from buyer drawings and requirements with sample gates, material approval and controlled changes.
Private Label Outdoor FurnitureDeveloped for Your Market and Brand
Build a differentiated outdoor collection through a controlled OEM or ODM process. FurnKube helps B2B buyers connect the design brief, approved materials, sample decisions, branded details and export packaging.
8,000 m²Shenzhen factory
OEM / ODMDevelopment support
Pre-shipmentInspection process
Export-readyPacking preparation
Choose the right development route
OEM and ODM are useful only when the buyer, factory and commercial plan agree on what is being created, changed and protected through production.
ODM Adaptation
Adapt an existing product direction through selected dimensions, materials, colors and collection details.
Market-Specific Range
Coordinate categories and price positions for a defined channel without creating unnecessary variants.
Brand and Packaging
Plan labels, manuals, carton artwork and product identification as part of the approved order scope.
What buyers can customize
Product dimensionsCollection finishesMaterial combinationsLabels and marksCarton artworkInstructionsConfidential briefs
Treat product development as a series of approval gates
A private label collection becomes repeatable when decisions are named, approved and kept with the product record—not scattered across informal messages.
Define the commercial brief
Identify customer, market, target category, price position, quantity and the reason the product should be different.
Control sample changes
Record what was reviewed, what changed, which physical reference governs production and who approved release.
Prepare repeat-order records
Keep product codes, drawings, materials, labels, packaging and accepted changes together for later purchasing.
From approved specification
to container-ready goods
A clear sequence keeps buyer decisions visible from the first brief through shipment release.
- 01
Brief
Confirm the application, market, quantities, materials and non-negotiable requirements.
- 02
Quote
Align product scope, options, packing assumptions and the commercial basis for comparison.
- 03
Sample
Review dimensions, materials, finish, function, comfort and agreed changes.
- 04
Production
Release the approved references into controlled manufacturing and in-process checks.
- 05
Inspection
Compare finished goods, accessories and packing with the order and approval standard.
- 06
Shipment
Prepare cartons, records and loading around the destination handover and installation plan.
Factory process / Shenzhen
Protect the approved product through production
The development team and production team should work from the same drawings, material schedule and signed sample record. In-process checks make changes visible before final packing, while shipment inspection confirms the complete branded scope.
See our manufacturing processFAQ
Common questions from B2B buyers
What is the difference between OEM and ODM for outdoor furniture?+
OEM generally starts from the buyer’s design and specification. ODM adapts a factory-developed product direction to the buyer’s market, materials or brand. The approval and commercial responsibilities should be clear in either route.
Can FurnKube add private labels and custom packaging?+
Labels, marks, manuals and carton artwork can be reviewed as part of the project scope. Artwork, placement, quantity, language and approval timing should be confirmed before production.
How are private label concepts kept controlled?+
Use named product codes, revision-controlled drawings, approved samples, material references and written change records. Confidentiality requirements should be discussed before sensitive files are shared.
What information is needed for an initial development review?+
Provide the target customer, destination market, sales channel, reference product or drawing, materials, estimated quantity, target timing and the non-negotiable brand or performance requirements.
Send us the project,not just a product photo
Share your brand market, channel, product concept, target quantity, timing and the elements you want to own or customize. We will help identify whether OEM or ODM is the more practical route.
- Project-focused review
- Practical customization
- Factory-direct communication