PORCELAIN OEM PROJECTS
Different briefs.
Distinctive outcomes.
Project references that show the range of Daye’s work: standardized collections, complex branded products and long-term coffee development.
WHAT YOUR BUYING TEAM NEEDS TO KNOW
Find the challenge
closest to your brief.
01
Volume & continuity
Promotional orders, gift programs and recurring everyday collections place emphasis on repeatability, order mix and coordinated delivery.
02
Complexity & identity
Relief and character products require recognizable details to survive tooling, forming, glaze and decoration.
03
Development & refinement
New structures and finish directions rely on sampling and a clear route from concept to approved product.
01 / STARBUCKS · SIGNATURE DETAIL
A city story
in ceramic relief.
The profile’s city-inspired mug collection combines relief, glaze and recognizable visual details. It is a useful reference for discussing surface depth, component geometry and decorative placement.
For a similar manufacturing challenge, send the approved artwork and identify which details carry the brand story. Sampling can then focus on how those features read in the finished porcelain.
02 / UNIVERSAL · CHARACTER FORM
A character program.
A destination experience.
The Universal Beijing Resort reference places character merchandise in its retail setting. A complete program connects recognizable forms with the details of lids, handles, accessories and decoration.
A new licensed project also needs a coordinated approval process. Confirm the licensor requirements and revision owner before the sample calendar is fixed.
BUYER’S WORKING CHECKLIST
A brief with fewer unknowns.
| Decision | What to define | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Promotional program | Product standard, artwork mix and release quantities | Prioritizes repeatability and campaign coordination. |
| Everyday tableware | Range dimensions, finish and replenishment plan | Prioritizes collection consistency. |
| Relief collection | Surface geometry and graphic placement | Prioritizes recognizable detail. |
| Character merchandise | Authorized views, components and approvals | Prioritizes fidelity and structural feasibility. |
| Coffee development | Beverage range, handling and finish direction | Prioritizes the service experience. |
FROM REVIEW TO RELEASE
A clear route to approval.
01
Identify the challenge
Choose the portfolio reference closest to your manufacturing needs.
02
Define your own brief
Share your original design, rights, quantities and use requirements.
03
Review the route
Discuss the technical work, samples and approvals your product needs.
04
Build the standard
Confirm the agreed product and production requirements.
03 / MUJI · EVERYDAY COLLECTIONS
A family of forms.
A consistent visual language.
The MUJI tableware reference illustrates a coordinated white porcelain collection. Together with promotional programs and long-term coffee products, it represents the standardized end of the OEM portfolio.
Brand references document experience. They do not imply current inventory, unrestricted design availability or a new endorsement.
04 / STARBUCKS · GIFT PRESENTATION
The mug and its lid.
One collectible experience.
The city dome collection combines ceramic mugs with distinctive illustrated lids. It shows how component fit, coordinated decoration and presentation become part of a collectible product brief.
For a new gift program, review the complete set during development: product, accessories, protective fit, printed packaging and labeling. Each element needs to be aligned with the approved scope.
PROCUREMENT QUESTIONS
The details worth asking.
Can we order the branded products shown?
These are portfolio references. A new order requires the relevant design rights and an agreed scope; the website does not offer licensed products for unrestricted resale.
Can you share more relevant project information?
Describe the product and manufacturing challenge. The team can identify relevant information that is available to share.
Are the photographs proof of our new product’s performance?
No. Your new product needs its own samples, specification and relevant test evidence.
How do we start a similar project?
Upload your authorized design or original concept, quantity plan, target market and launch requirements for review.
CONTINUE YOUR EVALUATION
Build the complete picture.
01
Manufacturing
Understand the production route and where consistency is controlled.
Explore manufacturing
03
Sampling & tooling
Resolve product details before production commitment.
Explore sampling & tooling
LET’S BUILD YOUR NEXT PROGRAM
A clearer brief.
A better starting point.
Send your design files, estimated quantities and target market. We will use your brief to define the development and production scope.