What is your Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) for custom or ODM orders?
We specialize in supporting Boutique Shops and Lifestyle Concept Stores with flexible production scales. Our typical MOQ ranges from 20 to 50 units per batch. This allows our partners to maintain exclusive collections and minimize inventory risks while still receiving artisan-quality products.
Do you offer full ODM services, and can we customize existing designs?
Absolutely. While 80% of our products are designed in-house, we function as a collaborative workshop. We offer comprehensive ODM services, allowing you to customize materials, dimensions, or branding on our existing templates. We also have the capability to manufacture accessories based on your specific technical drawings and requirements.
How do you ensure the durability of your products for outdoor environments?
Quality and longevity are our top priorities. We use high-grade materials, including FSC-certified wood, premium metals, and genuine leather. Every finished piece is treated with a specialized protective coating that preserves the natural aesthetic of the materials while ensuring resistance to humidity, UV exposure, and harsh outdoor temperatures. This durability has been proven and highly praised by our long-term clients in the demanding Japanese market.
What is the typical lead time from design approval to shipping?
Because our products require meticulous hand-finishing, our lead time is generally 30 to 45 days from the moment the design is finalized. For smaller batches or accessories with existing molds, this timeline may be shorter. We prioritize “slow-made” precision to ensure that every item meets our high-end craftsmanship standards before leaving the workshop.
How do you maintain quality consistency across handmade batches?
We employ a hybrid production model to ensure “Japanese-standard” precision. We produce raw components (such as table frames and joints) in standardized batches to ensure dimensional accuracy. The final assembly, detailing, and finishing are then performed meticulously by hand. This process, combined with a rigorous multi-stage quality control (QC) system, ensures that every product in a 50-unit batch is as perfect as the original prototype.