Logo printing
Add your branding to a selected product. Printing methods, placement, area and ink colors need confirmation for that product.
Bring to the discussion
Your artwork, preferred placement and quantities by product and design.
OEM / ODM SERVICES
Start with logo, color or packaging customization for your selected water bottle or coffee cup. For component changes, structural design or new molds, share a brief to explore feasibility and requirements.

CHOOSE YOUR STARTING POINT
Start with a water bottle, with coffee cups available to complement your range. Choose the type of customization your project needs.
Add your branding to a selected product. Printing methods, placement, area and ink colors need confirmation for that product.
Your artwork, preferred placement and quantities by product and design.
Plan a custom finish or printed box. Custom color requirements are confirmed separately; packaging MOQ varies by product.
A color reference, preferred finish, box format and packaging artwork or ideas.
Explore component changes or a new structure. Compatibility, development feasibility, tooling scope and timing need a separate review.
The intended use, required changes, reference drawings if available, and any testing requirements.
Printing, custom colors, packaging and development have separate quantity and feasibility requirements. Review MOQ and sample terms
Start with your artwork and preferred placement. Application method, print area, ink colors and quantity requirements are agreed for the selected product.
Share a color reference and preferred finish. Process, color samples and minimum quantities depend on the selected product.
Choose a packaging format and outline your artwork needs. Materials, dimensions, cutting dies and quantity rules are agreed for your brief.
Explore existing lids and components for your selected product. Available options and compatibility must be confirmed before selection.
The factory handles structural design. Share the intended use and required changes so feasibility, deliverables and revision scope can be agreed.
The factory handles tooling development. Scope, feasibility, sample timing, tooling ownership and use terms require a project-specific agreement.
FROM BRIEF TO BULK ORDER
Use this guide to prepare your brief. The scope and arrangements for each stage depend on your selected product and customization.
Start with a bottle style, capacity and colors. Outline the quantity and branding you have in mind.
Product choice, quantity breakdown, intended use and preferred schedule.
Review the configuration, customization method, packaging and quantity rules. Discuss feasibility and any documentation your project needs.
Artwork or references, preferred placement, packaging needs and any component or structural changes.
Agree the sample specification, fees and schedule. Review the sample against your requirements and discuss changes before planning bulk production.
The sample configuration, artwork or color reference, requested checks and feedback.
Confirm the bulk specification and inspection criteria. Review production timing from receipt of full payment; agree dispatch and shipping separately.
Final quantity breakdown, packaging requirements, inspection points and shipping destination.
PURCHASING FAQ
Find the order terms for your project, then share your requirements on WhatsApp.
Ask on WhatsAppUncustomized orders start at 100 pieces per style. The definition of a style, mixed colors or capacities and quantity splits remain to be confirmed for each order.
The Contoured Water Bottle’s printing MOQ applies to the body. Printing method, placement, area, ink colors and quantity splits remain to be confirmed for the selected product.
Custom color MOQ, finish and color samples require separate confirmation. Custom printed color box MOQ depends on the product:
Box format, dimensions, artwork, cutting die and rules for combining quantities remain to be confirmed. A printing MOQ does not set the MOQ for custom colors or packaging.
Standard and printed samples: 15 days after sample-fee payment. Calendar or working days, and completion or dispatch as the end point, remain to be confirmed. This is not a delivery-time commitment. Fees depend on specifications, attributes and materials; freight is separate. New tooling needs a separately confirmed schedule.
Orders of more than 3,000 pieces may receive credit for the original sample fee, including tooling fees. For color-only customization, the threshold is more than 1,000 pieces. The credit amount, procedure, eligible quantities and rules for combining orders remain to be agreed for each project.
Bulk production usually takes 20–25 calendar days from receipt of full payment to production completion, adjusted for project requirements and quantity. Dispatch and shipping time are separate.
Share the intended use, required changes and any drawings or references. Existing component compatibility, structural feasibility, development scope and sample timing need a separate review. The factory handles design and tooling; deliverables, revision scope, tooling ownership and use terms require a project-specific agreement.
NAVOLTEN is a trading business supplying water bottles and coffee cups. The factory handles design and tooling; NAVOLTEN handles inspection and quality issues. Inspection criteria and quality-resolution terms remain to be confirmed for each project.
Include the product, capacity, colors, quantity breakdown, artwork or packaging needs, sample requirements and target schedule. For component or structural changes, explain the intended use and required changes. Add any testing or documentation requirements so the selected specification can be reviewed.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Choose WhatsApp for a conversation or email for a detailed brief. WhatsApp opens a chat; the email form is a local preview.