Packaging development table with a plum retail box, a corrugated carton, a die-cut sheet and a color fan

From idea to manufacturing.

Whether you are developing a new product, building a private label or optimizing an existing supply chain, Brilliant International connects your business directly with China's manufacturing capabilities.

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Six stations from idea to market

  1. Idea

    Your concept, a reference product or a brief.

  2. Product development

    Specification, materials, design and samples.

  3. Factory

    The manufacturer that fits the product, chosen and validated.

  4. Production

    Pre-production approval and a production run followed step by step.

  5. Quality control

    Inspection against the approved sample before shipment.

  6. Global market

    The product shipped to the market where it will be sold.

Pre-production sample of a dining chair with a blank approval tag
Sample approved
Upholstered seats stacked on a trolley next to an upholstery workbench
Production followed
Inspector measuring the steel tube of a new weight bench with a digital caliper
Quality checked

Private label: name, brand and packaging

Development of customized products and brands directly with manufacturers, including the name, the identity and the packaging the product is sold and shipped in.

Pencil sketches of letterforms and geometric marks on tracing paper

Naming

A name that works in the market where the product will be sold, checked for pronunciation and meaning in that market's language.

What you receive
  • Name options with their reasoning
Printed proof sheets of abstract plum and gray marks with a loupe

Branding

The visual identity the product will carry: logo, colors and the rules to apply them on the product, the box and its photos.

What you receive
  • Logo files and color references
Designer comparing a printed box proof with a color swatch fan

Packaging design

The retail box designed around the product: structure, artwork and the information the market requires, proofed in color before printing.

What you receive
  • Print-ready artwork and a color proof
Flat die-cut plum cartons stacked next to a folded carton

Folding cartons

Printed folding cartons for products sold on a shelf or in a gift format, die-cut and creased to the product's size.

What you receive
  • Dieline and print specification
Cut edge of double-wall corrugated board showing the flutes

Corrugated shipping boxes

The box the product travels in, sized to the product and with the flute chosen for its weight, so it arrives the way it left the factory.

What you receive
  • Box size, board grade and print

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