Private label craft kits,
built in Ningbo.
Your brand on the box, your mix of components. We source, assemble and pack the kit — you sell something that carries your name, not ours. 1,000 sets per style, samples in 7–10 days.
Component mix
Swap beads, threads, dyes, bottles or tools between kits we already make, or bring a component you have specified. We confirm what is feasible before quoting.
Box, label, booklet
Printed carton, sleeve or window box, your logo on the lid and the importer block, plus a bilingual instruction booklet with your artwork.
Colour story
Match your shelf palette — pastel, neon, seasonal. Colour changes to components are quoted against the component, not against the kit.
Carton configuration
Sets per carton, inner boxes, retail-ready or plain shipper. Quoted per style, because sets per carton, CBM and gross weight differ between kits.
Start from a kit that already exists. All 26 kits in the catalogue can be produced as your private label — the fastest route to a sample.
See the 26 kits →Who buys private label craft kits from us
Most of our private label work comes from five kinds of buyer. If you recognise yourself in one of them, the rest of this page is written for you.
- Gift shops and toy retailers who want a craft line under their own shop name instead of reselling a branded box at thin margin.
- Kit brands and subscription boxes who need a repeatable set with consistent components month after month, and a supplier who can hold the specification.
- Online sellers listing on marketplaces where a generic catalogue photo does not convert — a private label gives you exclusive images and a listing nobody else can copy.
- Party and event suppliers who buy in bulk and need the kit to survive a room full of children, then pack down small for favours.
- Promotional and corporate gifting agencies who need a branded activity set in a short window, usually with the logo printed before the order is confirmed.
How a private label order runs
Five steps, and nothing moves to the next one until you have signed off the current one.
- 1. Brief. Kit, target market, price point, quantity per style. We reply with what is feasible and where the cost sits.
- 2. Sample, 7–10 days. Built from production components with your artwork on the box and booklet. You approve a physical object, not a rendering.
- 3. Bulk confirmation. Component list, carton spec, packaging artwork and delivery window locked in writing.
- 4. Production, 30–45 days. You get free e-commerce listing images, shelf mockups and ad creatives during this window, so the listing can go live before the goods land.
- 5. Ship. FOB Ningbo, roughly US$2.00–5.00 per set depending on kit and configuration.
What changes a price
Four things move the landed cost, in roughly this order of impact: the number of components in the kit, whether the packaging is printed or plain, the quantity per style, and whether a component change triggers a retest. We quote each of them separately so you can see what you are paying for and decide what to drop.
Compliance, stated plainly
Every kit we make for the EU and US markets is tested to the standards those markets require, and the report for the kit you are sourcing travels with the quotation.
- EN71-1, EN71-2, EN71-3 — mechanical and physical properties, flammability, and migration of elements.
- ASTM F963 — the US consumer safety specification for toy safety.
- Per kit, per configuration. A report covers the kit as specified. Change a component supplier and the configuration no longer matches what was tested — we flag that before production, not after a customs hold.
CE marking and the US Children's Product Certificate are issued by the party placing the goods on the market — normally you, the importer or the brand. What we supply is the test documentation and the material declarations behind those documents. Read the full compliance position →
Send a kit name and a target price. We come back with the feasible configuration, the sample lead time and the FOB price.
Start an enquiry →Private label, answered without the sales language
What is the minimum order for private label craft kits?
1,000 sets per style. That is the point where a custom box, a printed booklet and a private label become economic. If you are testing a market, we can start from our existing kits in stock packaging at a lower quantity.
Can we mix several kits in one order?
Yes. Mixed styles can share a container. Each style keeps its own 1,000-set minimum, and the carton specification is quoted per style, because set count, CBM and gross weight differ from one kit to another.
How long does a private label sample take?
7 to 10 days from confirmed artwork and component list. The sample is built from production components, not from a separate hand-made mock-up, so what you approve is what the line runs.
What can we change on a kit?
Components, colour story, packaging format, instruction booklet, logo and labels, and how the sets are configured in the carton. If a change touches a component that sits inside a tested configuration, we tell you before production whether it triggers a retest.
Do you supply EN71 and ASTM F963 reports?
We test to EN71-1, EN71-2, EN71-3 and ASTM F963, and the report for the kit you are sourcing is sent with the quotation on request. Reports are issued per kit and per configuration, not as blanket coverage of the catalogue.
Who issues the CE marking and the CPC?
CE marking and the US Children's Product Certificate are issued by the party placing the goods on the market, normally the importer or the brand. We supply the test documentation and material declarations that sit behind those documents.
Tell us the kit and the market.
We reply with the configuration, the sample window and the FOB price — usually within one working day.