Lead times
How long production takes, when the clock starts and what slows it down.
6 questions
- 01How long does an order take?Usually 8-12 weeks from the end of the design phase - exactly when the clock starts.
- 02When does the lead time start?From the end of the design phase - the moment every detail is settled: fragrance approved, components chosen, artwork signed off, nothing left open…
- 03What most often delays delivery?After the design phase, mostly external factors: disruption to transport and trade routes (for example due to armed conflict), customs checks or…
- 04How long does a repeat order take?Usually as long as the first production after the design phase - we order the same materials, so they take a similar time to arrive. You do, however…
- 05Is there an express option, and what does it cost?Express production and its cost are agreed individually - we are very flexible.
- 06Are there periods when lead times get longer?Yes - the fourth quarter, and the closer to year-end, the harder it gets. Between 20 December and 7 January the whole industry practically stops and…
Project brief
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Production brief
Product, fragrance, scale, budget and how it should look. At the start you choose the short or the full version - you can switch at any time, and your answers stay.
- 01 / ProductWhat we are making
- 02 / ScaleHow much and by when
- 03 / ExecutionHow it should look
- 04 / FormalitiesFormalities and contact