Your brand tag on WHIMS pieces. Here is how the terms differ, what WHIMS offers and what to plan first.
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Private label means selling goods under your own brand that someone else makes. For a boutique, the simplest form is a branded tag or label on pieces from a supplier's collections. This guide explains the terms, what WHIMS offers, and what to plan before you ask.
A private label product is made by one company and sold under another company's brand. Wikipedia describes the usual distinction: private label goods are made to one client's requirements, while white label goods are made to the manufacturer's own specification and may be sold under several brands. In practice the two terms are often used loosely, so it helps to say exactly what you want.
WHIMS can attach your own brand tags or labels to its pieces. Terms are agreed case by case on WhatsApp, and every wholesale relationship starts with a paid sample.
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A private label product is made by one company and sold under another company's brand. In the usual distinction, private label goods are made to one client's requirements, while white label goods are made to the manufacturer's own specification and can be sold under different brands.
Yes. WHIMS can attach your own brand tags or labels. Terms are agreed case by case on WhatsApp, and every wholesale relationship starts with a paid sample.
It can. The US requires goods to be marked with their country of origin unless an exemption applies, and the EU's import guide tells importers to check packaging and labelling requirements. Check your own market's rules before you finalise a label.
Message us on WhatsApp, tell us which collections interest you and what your tag or label should say, and we agree the sample together.
Checked on 13 October 2026. Labelling rules change, so confirm them with your customs authority. WHIMS terms are those stated on this website and agreed with buyers on WhatsApp.