Private Label Full-Strip Lashes for Retail Collections
A full-strip collection gives your brand complete lash designs on continuous bands. We help you choose a focused assortment before developing the box and printed presentation.
Our catalogue includes fluffy, wispy and spiked full-strip references. The selected style code, dimensions and pack contents define the product you plan to sell.
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Build the Assortment Around Distinct Looks
Tell us the customer and visual direction for your collection. A few clearly differentiated looks can be easier to describe than several nearly identical style names.
We can compare your chosen references using the fiber distribution and band silhouette, then record each accepted version.
Review the Continuous Band with the Fiber Pattern
Products 5600–5603 describe handmade black full-strip lashes with black cotton bands. Their faux-mink wording describes a style appearance and should not become an animal-hair material claim.
Confirm the fiber composition, band dimensions and selected style measurements for the retail information.
Keep Each Length Description Attached to Its Reference
The four references share 13 style-code selections, while their stated overall length descriptions differ. The length selector uses Other rather than a separate exact size for each style.
We can confirm the dimensions for your selected code instead of transferring a broad range onto every design.
| Reference | Catalogue direction | Confirm by style |
|---|---|---|
| 5603 | Fluffy 3D; stated 12–15 mm | Exact dimensions and composition |
| 5602 | Full spiked look; stated 15–25 mm | Selected design and pack contents |
| 5601 | Fluffy 3D full-strip range | Lengths and band dimensions |
| 5600 | Wispy wet-look; stated 15–20 mm | Exact selected style measurements |
Planning fields for your selected order.
Define the Retail Pack Contents Early
Keep pairs per box, holder and outer box in the brief. Adhesive or an applicator should only appear in the contents when a selected item and inclusion are confirmed.
The referenced listings offer box-packaging and custom-presentation discussions. A styled carton does not establish the final contents.
Compare Styles with a Simple Selection Record
Record the product ID and selected style code beside the sample your team accepts. Add the dimensions and the visual features that distinguish it from the other designs.
We can use that record to discuss changes without substituting a similar-looking pair.
Keep Different Styles Separately Identified
Two styles can share one box design while needing different product records. Give each accepted style an internal SKU and its own quantity.
We can then review the assortment and printed labels as a coordinated range.
Align the Artwork with the Accepted Contents
Send the logo, box direction and printed information with the selected style matrix. Keep style names and contents consistent across the box and your own retail listing.
Custom logos carry an additional charge in these references. Confirm the branding and packaging scope in the quotation.
Quote by Style and Packaging Version
State quantities by style code, pairs per box and the requested packaging version. Keep sample work and logo charges visible.
We can review the proposed order, destination and target date without treating an item price as the total branded-project cost.
Send the Full-Strip Collection Brief
Share your target customer, selected product and style codes, quantity by style and retail pack contents. Add artwork direction and delivery context.
We can help you move from a broad strip-lash range to a focused private-label discussion.
Discuss your strip-lash collection