01 EXISTING RANGE
Select a Current Model
Use a Jingcan sample or product reference as the starting point.
- We review
- Current version, dimensions, quantity, packaging and schedule.
- Your next step
- Send the model reference and your destination market.
Jingcan Custom Studio / OEM & ODM
Build your tree.
Define the details.
Shape. Foliage. Finish. Lighting. Packaging. Bring the product choices together around your market and buying requirements.
From product references to materials and assembly. Final specifications and appearance are reviewed and approved by sample.
01 / Start with the right route
Different Starting Points.
Different Development Work.
A reference photo, a current model and a new technical concept need different levels of review. Choose the closest starting point for your project.
02 CONFIGURATION CHANGE
Adapt an Existing Design
Adjust foliage, proportions, finish, lighting or branded packaging.
- We review
- What changes, what remains, and how the change affects sampling and production.
- Your next step
- Identify the reference model and the changes you need.
03 PROJECT ASSESSMENT
Develop from a Reference
Bring authorized images, drawings or a physical sample for assessment.
- We review
- Structure, materials, component sourcing and the validation work required.
- Your next step
- Share the target look, use, budget direction and key constraints.
New tooling, unusual materials and special electrical systems require separate feasibility, supplier and testing review. A reference image is a starting point for discussion, not a promise of exact replication.
02 / Your configuration brief
What changes?
What stays the same?
Use an existing model or reference as the baseline. Mark the changes that matter so appearance, assembly and buying requirements can be reviewed together.
01
Shape & dimensions
Height, overall width, profile, branch placement and tree sections.
02
Foliage & finish
PVC, sourced PE or mixed foliage; color, flocking and white-tipped effects.
03
Structure & assembly
Applicable construction, section connections, stand and assembly experience.
04
Lighting & components
Light appearance, functions, power supply and matched components for the target market.
05
Decoration & packaging
Decorative accents, labels, instructions, retail cartons and transit protection.
Each configuration is confirmed for the specific product. Unusual structures, special materials and electrical changes need separate feasibility and component review.
03 / Sample before scale
A Sample Should Answer
Specific Questions.
Appearance is only one part of approval. The sample discussion also covers dimensions, assembly, lighting, accessories and packaging.
- 01
Set the brief
Agree the reference, changes, quantities, evaluation points and sample arrangements.
- 02
Review the sample
Compare the actual product with the agreed appearance, dimensions and functions.
- 03
Resolve changes
Record the differences and confirm the scope, cost and timing of any revision.
- 04
Approve a version
Confirm the final sample, key specifications and packaging for production handover.
What to keep with an approval
Reference or sample number · agreed specifications · component versions · packaging artwork · written confirmation
04 / Production handover
One approved version.
A shared set of requirements.
The sample, specification, components and packaging should describe the same product before bulk manufacturing begins.
Inspection scope and third-party checks are agreed for each order. Documents are reviewed against the applicable product and component models.
01
Before production
Review the approved version, material list, sourced components and first-piece requirements.
02
During manufacturing
Check relevant assembly, finish and lighting points against the order requirements.
03
Before shipment
Review finished-product checks, accessories, packaging, labels and shipment details.
05 / Before a project starts
Practical Questions.
Clearer Decisions.
A useful quotation makes its assumptions visible. These are the points to clarify before sampling or placing a bulk order.
Can you work from our photos or samples?
Yes. Share references you are authorized to use, along with the features you want to achieve. We review the appearance, structure and available materials before agreeing a development route. Special designs may need additional technical or supplier assessment.
Can we change the lighting or add our own packaging?
Applicable lighting, labels and packaging can be discussed for the product. Lighting changes require component matching and target-market review. Packaging artwork, SKU details and any sample or testing work are confirmed as part of the project.
What minimum order and lead time should we plan for?
Send the expected quantities by style and your preferred shipment window. The final minimum, sample schedule and production timing depend on the materials, configuration, order mix and current production plan. They are confirmed in the quotation and order arrangements.
Are samples free, and how many revisions are included?
Sample charges, shipping arrangements, revision scope and timing are confirmed before work starts. A new design, a modified sample and a current model may need different arrangements; there is no automatic promise of unlimited revisions.
Can you provide certification or test documents?
Tell us the destination market, exact product configuration and required documents. Applicable supplier files and testing needs are reviewed by product and component model. A document for one component is not a blanket certification for every finished tree.
06 / Start your project
A reference is enough
to start the conversation.
Tell us what you want to develop and which details matter most. We can discuss the next information needed for assessment, sampling and quotation.
Product or referenceChanges to exploreQuantity & marketPreferred timing