I have a design.
Bring your tech pack, measurements and artwork for a specification review.
Next step Review production requirements.
OEM, ODM & private label
Custom wetsuit
manufacturing
for brands.
From your first brief to approved samples and bulk production. A clear development path, built around your product.
For brands, distributors and dive operators.
Where are you starting?
Choose the closest option. You can change it later.
I have a product idea.
Start with a sketch, a reference or the performance you want to achieve.
Next step Define a development brief.
I need a branded range.
Explore an available base style with your own branding and packaging.
Next step Review suitable base styles.
Still exploring?
Make the details your own.
Select a detail to see what to consider for your brief.
Materials & thickness
Start with intended use, water conditions and your target price. Compare material, lining and panel thickness options around those needs.
Useful to share: activity, water conditions and budget.
Pattern & fit
Define your intended customer, fit and movement needs. Review measurements, panel shapes and the size range during development.
Useful to share: size chart, fit references and target customer.
Seam construction
Compare flatlock, GBS and sealing options against your product requirements, construction preferences and budget.
Useful to share: intended use and preferred construction.
Zipper & entry
Review back, chest or front entry options around ease of use, fit and the design of your product.
Useful to share: preferred entry style or reference image.
Colors & branding
Plan color panels, logo placement, labels and artwork. Material and printing options are reviewed with your specification.
Useful to share: artwork, color references and placement.
Packaging
Confirm hangtags, bags and presentation around your distribution needs. Packaging is included in the final project specification.
Useful to share: packaging reference and destination requirements.
From brief to sample
A sample gives your ideas something to test.
Use the development stage to review fit, material choices and construction before confirming the production specification.
- DefineAgree the intended use and product priorities.
- ReviewCheck the sample against your brief.
- RecordDocument revisions and the approved specification.
Clear steps. Shared checkpoints.
Your role and ours, from the first brief to delivery.
Project brief
- You
- Share goals and references.
- INSEAKU
- Review your requirements.
Specification & quote
- You
- Confirm product priorities.
- INSEAKU
- Propose specs and costs.
Sample & refinement
- You
- Review fit and details.
- INSEAKU
- Develop and refine the sample.
Approval & production
- You
- Approve sample and specs.
- INSEAKU
- Produce to agreed specs.
Inspection & delivery
- You
- Confirm delivery details.
- INSEAKU
- Inspect, pack and ship.
Your approval comes before production.
The sample and final specification are confirmed before bulk manufacturing begins.
- Fit & measurements
- Materials & construction
- Branding & packaging
- Quantity & order terms
Ready to outline your project?
Start with what you know. A full tech pack is not required.
Know the terms.
See the checks.
Define commercial details and inspection requirements around your product, before committing to production.
Minimum order quantity +
Confirm the quantity for your style, materials, colors and size mix during the specification review.
Sample cost & timing +
Request a sample quotation after design, materials and artwork are reviewed. Confirm revision scope and timing together.
Production schedule +
Agree production and delivery dates after sample approval, order confirmation and material availability are checked.
Inspection requirements +
Define measurements, workmanship checks, packing requirements and acceptance criteria with the order.
One letter caught before shipment.
Xuemei found a one-letter error beneath a customer’s logo by comparing the finished branding with the customer’s original artwork.
- Action taken
- The affected goods were held while the branding was corrected.
- Before release
- The corrected goods were checked again before release.
Based on an INSEAKU internal interview, confirmed in September 2026. Customer identity and artwork remain confidential.
A few things
before we start.
Practical answers for your first development conversation.
Ask about your projectCan we start without a tech pack?+
Yes. Share a sketch, reference images or a product idea. We can review the information and identify what is needed for development.
How are sample revisions handled?+
Consolidate your feedback on fit, materials and details. Confirm the revision scope, any additional cost and timing before the next sample round.
Can we discuss confidentiality first?+
Raise confidentiality requirements before sharing sensitive designs. An agreed NDA can define how project information is handled.
What should we confirm for repeat orders?+
Reference the approved sample and specification, then confirm quantities, sizes, artwork changes, material availability and delivery requirements.
How are shipping terms agreed?+
Share the destination and required delivery date. Confirm shipping responsibilities, documents and costs with your quotation.
Tell us what
you want to build.
A sketch, a reference or a clear idea is enough to start the conversation.
You can leave quantities and technical details open while your project is taking shape.
Discuss your project
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