Logo & Artwork
Review logo placement, artwork files, print coverage, and requested surface finish.
PRIVATE LABEL DEVELOPMENT · 01
OEM & ODM Tissue Manufacturing for Your Brand
TISVEN supports custom box facial tissue, pocket tissue, toilet roll, and paper napkin projects, from packaging review and sampling to bulk production coordination.
04/Product formats
Illustrative packaging development reference · OEM / ODM project planning
Customization scope · 02
What Can Be Customized in an OEM Tissue Project?
The customization scope for an OEM tissue project can include branding, package structure, sheet format, ply and sheet count, paper material and embossing, and inner and outer packing. Options vary by product format and project brief.
For project review, share: product format · target specifications · artwork status · packing direction · estimated quantity · destination market
Carton Structure & Dimensions
Define the carton style, dispensing opening and required dimensions.
Sheet Format & Fold
Confirm sheet size, folding method and dispensing format for the intended use.
Ply & Sheet Count
Specify ply and sheets per box or pack for project review.
Paper Material & Embossing
Discuss paper material preference, paper feel, and visible embossing requirements.
Inner Pack & Master Carton
Confirm individual wrapping, pack arrangement and outer-carton requirements.
OEM Process · 03
How Your OEM Tissue Project Comes to Life
A clear OEM tissue workflow for private label buyers, from packaging ideas and sample review to bulk production and delivery coordination.
Phase 01
Define Your Project
- 01
Share Your Idea
Share your product type, target market, packaging idea or reference sample.
- 02
Confirm Details
Align size, sheet count, material, packaging artwork, order quantity and carton packing.
Phase 02
Review Before Production
- 03
Sample Review
Review tissue feel, packaging structure and print direction before bulk production.
Phase 03
Produce & Deliver
- 04
Bulk Production
Production follows the approved sample and confirmed packaging requirements.
- 05
Packing & Delivery
Finished goods are packed by confirmed carton requirements and shipping details.
Choose your starting point
Start with what you already have.
Whether you have confirmed specifications or an early product direction, start with the information already available and identify what still needs project review.
01OEM
I have specifications.
For buyers with product specifications, a reference sample, or packaging artwork ready for review.
- Product specification or reference sample
- Artwork or packaging direction
- Estimated quantity and destination
02ODM
I have a product idea.
For buyers shaping a product format, intended use, packaging direction, or market brief.
- Target market, channel, or intended use
- Reference product, when available
- Early product and packaging direction
Both paths continue with the same practical project brief.
Prepare Your BriefInquiry preparation · 05
What to include in your OEM tissue inquiry.
Share the details you already know. Items that are still open can remain discussion points rather than fixed requirements.
Project brief checklist
- 01
Product family & use
Identify the tissue format, intended use, channel, or buyer reference.
- 02
Format & dimensions
Share the requested format, size, fold, or construction when known.
- 03
Material direction
Note ply, paper feel, embossing, or material preferences for review.
- 04
Packaging & artwork
Include pack format, artwork status, print, finish, and carton direction.
- 05
Quantity & destination
Provide an estimated quantity range and destination market or port context.
- 06
Open project questions
List sample, timing, packing, or delivery points that still need discussion.
Buyer questions
01What information should I send for an OEM tissue inquiry?
Share the product family, intended use, target specifications, material direction, artwork status, packaging needs, estimated quantity, destination, and any sample or timing questions you currently have.
02Can tissue specifications and packaging be reviewed together?
Yes. Share the tissue format and packaging direction in the same brief so product, artwork, inner packing, and outer-carton details can be reviewed as one project. Final options depend on the product format and confirmed requirements.
03How do I know whether my project should start as OEM or ODM?
Start with OEM review if you already have specifications, a reference sample, or packaging artwork. Start with ODM discussion if you are still shaping the product format, intended use, or packaging direction.
04How do I continue a sample or quotation discussion?
Use the project inquiry form to send the information already available and identify the details that still need review. The next discussion can then focus on the relevant product, packaging, sample, quantity, and destination questions.
Continue the discussion · 06
Bring the product brief. Continue the discussion from there.
Send the product, specification, packaging, quantity, and destination details already available for project review.
Discuss Your OEM Project