Talk to Our OEM ODM and Wholesale Team
Naike Group works with brands, importers, distributors, retailers, promotional programs and sourcing teams. We do not sell individual products directly to consumers.
- Custom product and component development
- Existing mold modification and new mold tooling
- OEM ODM private label and Pantone color
- Wholesale MOQ sampling and lead-time review
- Carry bag packaging inspection and export delivery
What to Include for a Faster Project Review
Reference product, intended users, sales channel and destination market.
Required components, dimensions, material, Pantone color, logo method, carry bag and packaging.
Estimated order quantity, target unit or FOB price, sample needs and target launch date.
Capability imagery illustrates our development and manufacturing workflow. The responsible facility, machine route, capacity, testing scope, timing and documents are confirmed for the selected SKU and quotation.
What should a buyer send for a useful tableware quotation?
Send the product or reference, required components, quantity, destination market, preferred material, dimensions or capacity, logo, packaging and delivery target. These inputs allow the Naike Tableware team to identify an existing SKU, configurable platform, mold modification or new-tooling route and respond with relevant questions.
Use the inquiry form for a defined B2B project
The contact route is intended for brands, retailers, importers, distributors and institutional buyers. A short but specific brief receives a more useful response than a request for a catalog price because MOQ, sample timing, testing and packaging depend on the actual SKU and market.
Before sending the inquiry
Product direction
Name the category, component list and intended user. Attach a drawing, specification or reference image when shape and dimensions matter.
Commercial context
Include estimated quantity, market, target launch or delivery date and whether the project is retail, wholesale, corporate or institutional.
Customization scope
State the required material, color, logo, structural change, carry solution and packaging. Separate essential requirements from preferences.
What happens after submission
The B2B team reviews the brief, identifies missing information and checks the likely product and tooling route. The next response may request a reference sample, drawing, artwork or market requirement before a sample plan and quotation can be confirmed.
Keep confidential product files focused
Upload only the drawings, references and artwork needed for initial evaluation. Clearly label revisions and explain which dimensions or visual elements are mandatory so the engineering discussion starts from the correct version.
B2B buyer checklist
| Check | Question | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Product | What exactly should the set include? | A component list makes configuration and costing possible. |
| Quantity | What is the forecast by SKU and color? | MOQ and production planning operate at variation level. |
| Market | Where will the finished product be sold? | The market guides test and labeling questions. |
| Timing | When is the sample and shipment required? | The schedule depends on tooling, approvals and packaging. |
Inquiry FAQ
Is a drawing required?
Not for an existing-product inquiry, but dimensions or references are needed when structure or fit is customized.
Can MOQ be confirmed before choosing a product?
Only as a broad indication. Final MOQ depends on SKU, color, tooling, components and packaging.
Can a buyer ask for a sample first?
Yes. The team first identifies whether a stock, configured or tooled sample is appropriate.
Last reviewed: September 23, 2026 Reviewed by: Naike Tableware manufacturing team