True Port Global offers industrial-glove export and private-label service for buyer packaging requirements. Plain export packaging/polybag or private-label packaging can be discussed on request. Artwork, packaging and setup charges are quoted separately where applicable. Typical starting point 100–200 pairs per SKU; confirm for quotation.
Whether you need a buyer label, carton artwork, barcode placement or a complete private-label presentation, the first step is to match the brand brief to a product and packing route that can actually be fulfilled.
Start with the application, material and size range.
Confirm the pack style and carton details the partner can support.
MOQ and timing depend on product, artwork and quantity.
Share destination standards and markings before approval.
Share the brand name, product, target market, pack style, artwork and required markings.
Confirm available polybag, inner box, master carton, label and barcode options for the selected product.
Review product and packaging references before moving forward with a bulk run where available.
Align the approved packing brief with the selected partner and order quantity.
Review label, packing, quantity and agreed quality points before shipment handover.
Before artwork approval: provide the target country, any required markings, the estimated quantity and the product reference. Do not assume a private-label pack includes a certification or destination approval unless it has been verified for that product. Our glove RFQ template has a packaging and branding section you can copy into your brief.
Orders start at 100 units per product. Whether a full private-label pack (printed cartons, header cards, branded polybags) is practical at that quantity depends on the artwork and pack style — some print elements have their own run minimums, which are confirmed against your order before commitment.
The brand name, logo files or label artwork, the pack style you want (polybag, header card, inner box, master carton), barcode details if needed, and the destination country. If artwork is not ready, a packing brief in plain words is enough to start the review.
Only markings that are actually evidenced for the specific product being packed. Do not assume a private-label pack includes a certification or destination approval — ask every supplier, True Port Global included, for the product-specific evidence before any mark goes on artwork.
It depends on the product, artwork approval and quantity — packaging adds steps that plain-pack orders do not have. Timings quoted before artwork approval are indicative only and are confirmed against the actual order.
Attach the artwork or describe the pack. Include product, quantity, sizes, destination and target timing so the available route can be reviewed.
