DUX DUCIS · OEM / ODM SERVICES
OEM & ODM
Phone Case
Manufacturing
Build your next phone case range around the devices your customers use, the details your brand needs and a sample you can approve.
500 pcsminimum per order*
15–30 daystypical production lead time*
Illustrative case concepts. Confirm selected design and device availability in your quotation.
01 / WHERE TO START
One brief.
Three ways forward.
DUX DUCIS supports enquiries for buyer-defined phone cases, branding an existing design, and wholesale assortments. Start with the exact device list, desired appearance and functions, quantities and destination market.
From there, confirm what the selected case can accommodate, whether new tooling or sampling is needed, and which terms belong in the written quotation.
02 / CHOOSE A PROJECT PATH
The right starting point
for your range.
Compare the scope before requesting a quote. Final customization options depend on the selected model, material and order.
01 / PROJECT PATH
Custom manufacturing
Begin with your specification, reference sample or new case concept. Define device fit, construction, materials, finish and functions before sampling.
Send us: Device list · drawings or reference sample · target features
02 / PROJECT PATH
Private label
Start with an existing case design and plan the details that identify it as yours: logo placement, colors, packaging and labeling.
Send us: Case reference · logo artwork · color and packaging brief
03 / PROJECT PATH
Wholesale supply
Plan an assortment from current case styles. Share quantities by device, model and color so the team can check the mix and availability.
Send us: Model and color matrix · quantity per SKU · delivery market
OEM / ODM in practice: OEM typically starts from your specification; ODM typically starts from a supplier-developed design that you adapt. Confirm tooling, design rights, approved specification and terms in writing.
Illustrative packaging and material direction; options vary by selected case.
03 / MAKE IT YOURS
The details
make the difference.
Bring your brand brief to the selected design. The quote should identify which features are available on that exact model, and which changes call for additional development.
01 / Case construction
Material, surface finish, color and functional details.
02 / Brand identity
Logo artwork, placement and treatment suitable for that material.
03 / Retail presentation
Packaging, inserts, barcodes and destination-market labeling.
04 / PRODUCT DIRECTIONS
Start with a style.
Specify the exact fit.
Use these case directions to frame an enquiry. Confirm the precise device, series and available customization before ordering.
01 / CASE DIRECTION
Magnetic cases
Discuss the target phone and charger or accessory combination during sample review.
02 / CASE DIRECTION
Protective cases
Specify grip, edge profile, button feel, camera clearance and preferred finish.
03 / CASE DIRECTION
Foldable cases
Confirm the precise Fold or Flip model and the hinge-side design.
Images are visual references. Check the phone case catalog and quote the product reference in your enquiry.
05 / HOW A PROJECT MOVES
From first brief
to approved order.
Each stage should leave a clear decision record so your team and the supplier are working from the same version.
01
Share the brief
Device models, case references, quantity per model and color, market and timing.
02
Define the scope
Agree design changes, materials, logo, packaging, tooling and validation.
03
Review samples
Check fit, camera and port access, finish, function, logo and packaging.
04
Approve terms
Record the approved sample, specification, pricing and delivery plan.
05
Plan production
Confirm inspection checkpoints and shipment requirements.
06 / QUALITY & EVIDENCE
Know what
to approve.
The approved sample and written specification should guide production and inspection. Request reports for the exact product and destination market, with test method and conditions stated.
01 / FIT
Device & camera
Check exact model fit, camera clearance and hinge geometry where relevant.
02 / FUNCTION
Buttons & features
Check button feel, port access, stand function and magnetic compatibility.
03 / FINISH
Color & appearance
Compare color, materials, surface finish and visible defects with the approved sample.
04 / DELIVERY
Branding & pack
Check logo placement, labels, barcodes and finished packaging against artwork.
07 / BUYER QUESTIONS
Before you
request a quote.
Clear answers make proposals easier to compare and show you what to send first.
OEM generally means manufacturing to your design or specification. ODM generally starts with a supplier-developed design that can be adapted for your brand. Your quotation should state the exact design work, tooling, ownership and approval terms.
Yes. Include logo and packaging requirements in the enquiry. Available branding methods and packaging options depend on the case, material and order. Approve the artwork and physical sample before production.
The minimum order is 500 pieces in total, with mixed models and colors allowed within the same order. Send a quantity breakdown by model and color, plus logo and packaging requirements. Confirm any new development, tooling or other project-specific requirements in the written quotation.
Typical production lead time is 15–30 days, depending on product type and order quantity. Confirm the production start point and schedule for your selected order in writing. Share the destination and required arrival date when requesting a quote. Confirm sample preparation, any new development, the planned dispatch date and estimated shipping transit time separately before approving the order.
Send exact device models, case references or drawings, quantities by model and color, materials and features, logo files, packaging needs, delivery market, target arrival date and inspection requirements.
READY TO START?
Tell us what
you have in mind.
Even an early brief helps us discuss the right case style, available options and next steps.
YOUR ENQUIRY CHECKLIST
- Exact device models and case references
- Quantity by model and color
- Logo, material and packaging requirements
- Destination and target arrival date
- Sample or inspection requirements