Customization / Product Development

Make It Yours.

From adapting an existing product to developing a new structure, ANTUER helps brands shape practical houseware around their market, identity and packaging needs.

Customization and low-MOQ presentation with three lunch boxes, packaging boxes and color samples

Choose the route that matches your starting point.

Both paths keep product, branding and production requirements connected, but the development work is different.

Route A

Customize an Existing Product

Select a documented model, then discuss configuration, colors, logo, graphics, accessories and packaging.

  • Faster product starting point
  • Options reviewed against the selected structure
  • Sample approval before production handoff
Discuss an Existing Product ↗
Route B

Develop a New Product

Begin with an idea, reference, drawing or use case, then review feasibility, structure, tooling and the prototype route.

  • New structure and mold development supported
  • Tooling approach follows feasibility review
  • Cost, MOQ and timing confirmed per project
Discuss New Product Development ↗

Turn the abstract brief into visible decisions.

Options depend on product structure and project requirements.

Three open lunch boxes demonstrating five-, two- and four-compartment structures
01

Product Structure

Dimensions, capacity, compartments and the way components work together.

Six lunch boxes in pink, blue, green, purple, red and navy color combinations
02

Colors

A coordinated palette across the body, lid and available components.

Hand applying a transparent transfer film printed with the word Logo to the pale-green lid of an AT9110 lunch box
03

Logo & Branding

Suitable brand placement reviewed against the chosen product surfaces.

Five lunch boxes showing dessert, ocean, transport, space and forest graphics
04

Graphics & Prints

Graphic direction where the product construction and finish allow it.

Lunch box packaging options shown as film wrap, kraft box and printed color box
05

Packaging

Pack structure and information planned around the product and sales channel.

Lunch box with utensils, compartment insert, insulated bag, bottle and food picks
06

Accessories & Configuration

Relevant dividers, utensils, inserts, components or documented size options.

Different starting points need different checkpoints.

Existing Product
  1. 01Select a Model
  2. 02Confirm Configuration
  3. 03Colors / Branding / Graphics
  4. 04Packaging
  5. 05Sample Approval
  6. 06Production Handoff
New Product
  1. 01Define Use Case
  2. 02Concept & Structure
  3. 03Engineering / Tooling Review
  4. 04Prototype / Sample
  5. 05Test & Revise
  6. 06Final Approval
  7. 07Production Handoff
See how an approved project moves through manufacturing →

A useful brief can be concise.

Existing Product

  • Preferred product or Model No.
  • Estimated quantity and target market
  • Configuration, color and artwork direction
  • Packaging requirements

New Product

  • Intended use and target user
  • Reference, drawing or structure direction
  • Capacity and configuration priorities
  • Quantity, market and expected timeline