Brief
Define the market, categories, target quantities, price direction and any branding or packaging needs.
Manufacturing & sourcing
The details agreed before production.
A coordinated process
From a shortlist to a confirmed order.
We do not treat sourcing as a hand-off. VETLORY stays involved in the details that determine whether a product arrives as expected: the specification, the sample, the packaging, the artwork and the approval record.
Our role is to connect the commercial brief with the manufacturing reality, so decisions are made with the right information and the next step is clear.
- Product selection and range planning
- Manufacturing partner coordination
- Sample development and approval
- Packaging, labelling and documentation
The process
A clear route from brief to shipment.
Every project has its own variables, but the sequence stays consistent. That makes it easier to compare options, approve details and keep repeat orders aligned.
Shortlist
Review relevant products and identify what can be used as standard or adapted for the project.
Sample
Confirm materials, dimensions, colours, hardware and packaging against a physical sample.
Approve
Lock the specification, artwork and commercial details before production begins.
Produce & pack
Coordinate production, packaging checks and pre-shipment review against the approved reference.
What we coordinate
The practical work behind a product.
Sourcing works best when the commercial and technical conversations happen together. We keep both visible.
Specifications
Dimensions, materials, construction, finishes and performance expectations.
Branding
Labels, artwork, colour direction and brand presentation for private label.
Packaging
Pack format, carton configuration, barcodes and retail-ready presentation.
Logistics
Packing details and documentation coordinated around the agreed delivery route.
OEM & ODM
Adapt an existing product or develop something more specific.
Private label is the fastest route when an existing product already fits. ODM allows a developed design to be adapted through colour, material, size, hardware or packaging. OEM is appropriate when the product needs to be built to a more specific brief.
The right model depends on how much differentiation you need, how much development cost you can absorb and how quickly you need to launch.
Private label · OEM · ODM
Start a sourcing brief
Tell us what the product needs to achieve.
Share your categories, quantities, market and any packaging or branding requirements. We will respond with a practical starting point and the questions that need answers.
What to include
- Product or category
- Target market
- Estimated quantity
- Branding requirements
- Target timeline