Select the product
Choose the exact references, sizes and light effects. Identify the everyday formats and decorative additions that belong in your range.
Your brand. The right assortment.
Build a candle range around selected models, considered finishes and clearly defined pack contents. Bring your product shortlist and brand brief to our team.
Discuss a private-label project ↗A clear brief connects the product, branding and packing decisions. These are the stages to agree before production.
Choose the exact references, sizes and light effects. Identify the everyday formats and decorative additions that belong in your range.
List the contents of each sales unit, the expected quantities and the battery-inclusion requirements. Specify colours and finishes where a change is needed.
Share brand assets, the pack format and target market. Review the product sample and packaging together before approving the final specification.
Agree the quotation, outer carton details and production schedule against the approved product and artwork. Keep these records together for repeat orders.
Existing catalogue samples have no sample fee. Custom sample development normally takes around five days and carries a customization fee. Sample-delivery arrangements and the development schedule should be confirmed for the project.

Full-size pillar candles in smooth, cup-wax, moving-flame and decorative finishes.
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Clear-cup tealights and compact decorative formats for events and retail packs.
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Sculptural LED candles and novelty silhouettes for themed collections.
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Include the reference and a clear colour or finish target. Feasibility, sample work, costs and quantities need to be agreed for the requested change.
Share a drawing or design brief with the target dimensions and quantity. New development may involve tooling and additional approval stages, which should be discussed before the sample is commissioned.