Private label: your brand on a stock cable
Pick from our established cable constructions and connectors, then add your logo, colors, lengths and packaging. This is the fastest route to market and usually the lowest MOQ.
Build a cable line under your own brand — from your logo on a stock design to a fully custom cable. Start with a small first run, approve a sample, and scale with confidence.
Low MOQ · Written specs · Golden-sample QC · Retail-ready packaging

Three ways to start
Pick from our established cable constructions and connectors, then add your logo, colors, lengths and packaging. This is the fastest route to market and usually the lowest MOQ.
Start from an existing design, such as our modular headphone cable, and adapt it with your plug set, braid, colors and packaging. Suppliers use these terms differently, so your quote states which model applies.
Need a specific connector combination, construction or look? Send a drawing or a reference product, or we'll write the spec with you. We source the parts and arrange samples. New tooling is a one-time charge quoted separately and typically adds 15–25 days. Timing and MOQ depend on what's new.
What you can customize
Every option is available at a low MOQ; custom colors and new tooling may carry their own minimum, confirmed in your quote. Extra lead times are typical and add to standard production time.
We set minimums per project, not with a single number for every product. MOQ depends on:
You can combine several designs in one order to reach the minimum, with a smaller minimum per design. Tell us your target quantity, even if it's small. We'll suggest the most efficient way to get there, such as starting with stock colors or sharing packaging across SKUs.
How it works
All lead times are typical. Your quote and proforma invoice confirm the dates for your order. Production pauses for about 2–4 weeks around Chinese New Year, so plan early-year orders ahead.

Seeing and testing the cable is the best way to judge it. Request stock samples to evaluate construction and finish, or custom samples made to your specification.
E-commerce & retail ready
We plan for what happens after production: retail display, parcel shipping and marketplace check-in. Before founding Haisen, our founder Hunter Hu spent eight years developing audio cable products and running stores on Amazon, so we plan packaging, labels and cartons around marketplace receiving rules and the problems that lead to returns.
Packaging formats that protect the cable and present your brand, with size and dieline guidance for your designer.
We apply your UPC or EAN barcodes, check that they scan, print Amazon FBA labels and mark cartons to your marketplace or retailer requirements.
Inner packs and master cartons planned for parcel and freight handling.
We print the label information you provide, such as EU GPSR manufacturer and responsible-person details and warnings. Haisen is not your EU Responsible Person or importer; your brand or importer remains responsible for compliance.

See what we check and report on every order: Standard QC plan; Inspection report layout.
OEM FAQ
No. Pricing depends on construction, quantity and customization, so every project receives its own quote.
A vector file (AI, EPS, SVG or PDF) works best. If you only have an image, send it and we'll advise on what can be engraved or printed.
Yes. You can combine several designs, lengths or colors in one order to reach the minimum, with a smaller minimum per design. We confirm the split in your quote.
Your logo, artwork and the custom specification you approve are yours, and we don't sell your custom design to other brands. We're happy to sign your NDA before you share designs, or we can send you our standard NDA.
No. We supply business customers only — brands, retailers, distributors, studios and installers. Please include your company name and website when you contact us.
Yes. We can arrange RoHS testing, and CE or FCC testing where applicable, for your product on a per-project basis, with reports issued for your brand. We also print the label information you provide. Final compliance responsibility stays with the brand or importer selling in each market.
With OEM, the cable is built to your own specification or drawing, so you define the construction, connectors, and wiring. With ODM, you start from a supplier's existing design and adapt it with options and branding. OEM gives more control; ODM is usually faster, but the base design is often not exclusive.
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Tell us what you'd like to build. The more detail you share — cable type, quantity range, branding and target market — the more useful our first reply will be. We reply within 1 business day.
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