Fourteen Pieces Are Addressed to the Trade, Not the Shopper

Eight pieces say it outright

Eight SKUs use a trade word in the product name: wholesale three times, bulk five, OEM five and reseller once. They sit across four lines - four tablewares, two camp accessories, one cup and one kettle. Six of the eight carry a published weight. The trade grade is not a separate product; it is the same vessel with a different brief.

Six more name the channel instead

Another six pieces never use a trade word but name the buyer anyway: shop counters three times - candy counters, cupcake counters, farm shop counters - and shop buyers three times, across farm shops, ski hire shops and design fairs. None of those six appears in the eight above.

Together the two groups make fourteen SKUs, and eleven of the fourteen carry a published weight.

Five pieces already carry an OEM marker

Five of the fourteen have OEM in the name: the 300 ml Sierra cup at 46 g in two colourways, the slim lidded 450 ml cup at 72.2 g for museum and observatory shops, the 56 g 8 by 240 mm big-head stake for outdoor gear outfitters, and the 200 g 800 ml tea ceremony set for cruise lines.

If private label is the goal, those five are where it starts, because the listing already assumes a buyer who will put their own name on the piece.

How to use this when you enquire

Ask by wording. If you buy to resell, start with the fourteen: their listings already assume bulk handling and channel packaging. If you buy to brand, start with the five OEM pieces. Three of the fourteen have no published weight, so say so in the enquiry and we will weigh the sample.

MOQ is 5 pieces per SKU and mixing lines in one order is normal; samples ship in 5-10 days and orders leave our Baoji facility within 72 hours. Tell us your channel on WhatsApp and we will send back the matching list.