Wet-Compress Pads
Thin, flexible formats developed for localized skincare application and controlled liquid handling.
- Shape and coverage customization
- Material and weight selection
- Individual or multi-piece packing review
Develop round, square, wet-compress and custom cotton pads with Little Cotton manufacturing, supported by KNK production engineering and equipment experience.
Product feasibility, MOQ, tooling, sample lead time and mass-production schedule are confirmed after reviewing your specification.
Private-label buyers need more than a production quote. They need a product that can be manufactured consistently, packed correctly and documented for the target market.
Product structure, raw material, tooling, packing method and order quantity are reviewed together before a commercial plan is confirmed.
Start from the use case, then define the size, shape, material structure, surface texture, edge finish and packaging format.
Thin, flexible formats developed for localized skincare application and controlled liquid handling.
Everyday cleansing and toner-pad formats with configurable diameter, layers, surfaces and edge treatment.
Flexible surface-area and thickness options for retail, professional and application-specific product concepts.
Distinctive silhouettes and surface patterns evaluated against material behavior, tooling and layout efficiency.
A complete brief allows the team to evaluate production feasibility, tooling, sample scope, packaging and quotation with fewer revisions.
Each stage creates a clear decision point so specifications, cost, timing and quality expectations stay aligned.
Review the target product, market, volume, packaging and available reference materials.
Confirm the proposed structure, tooling scope, MOQ basis, sample plan and commercial terms.
Produce and refine samples against the agreed dimensions, materials, appearance and function.
Freeze the approved sample, specification, artwork, quality criteria and production details.
Manufacture the confirmed order and conduct the inspection activities agreed for the project.
Prepare order documents and coordinate packing, loading and the agreed export arrangement.
A successful OEM launch depends on both manufacturing execution and the brand owner's market-specific decisions.
Items to confirm in the quotation, sample approval or quality agreement.
Items generally owned or approved by the buyer for the destination market.
Commercial values are quoted after the product brief is reviewed because material, tooling, packing and order volume all affect the result.
OEM usually follows a buyer-defined product specification or reference. ODM includes more support in developing the product concept and manufacturing solution. The final scope is confirmed in the quotation.
MOQ depends on the raw material, dimensions, custom tooling, print method, packaging format and production arrangement. Send your target quantity and annual forecast for an applicable quotation.
Sample development can be included after feasibility review. Sample type, cost, timing and what the sample is intended to approve should be agreed before work begins.
Yes, subject to material behavior, tooling feasibility and production layout. Send a dimensioned drawing or reference sample so the engineering team can propose the suitable mold and arrangement.
Lead time varies with product complexity, tooling, artwork approval, packaging readiness, material availability and order quantity. A schedule is confirmed after the requirements and commercial scope are agreed.
Available company, facility, audit, material and production documents can be reviewed for the project. The buyer should identify the documents and testing required for the product's destination market.
Include the shape, size, material, layers, embossing, packaging, destination market and target quantity. The team will review feasibility and identify the next step.