Different beginnings.
A shared direction.

Bring your design requirements, functional specification and destination market. Define the production scope, material choices, sample checks and quality expectations before moving forward.

The division between customer-owned design, AISI responsibilities and any supporting production partners should be agreed in the project brief.

• Your input: product specification, drawings where available, quantity and target market.
• Project definition: feasibility review, sample scope and agreed acceptance criteria.
• Next step: a quotation with clear assumptions and commercial conditions.

Begin with the user need, intended format and brand direction. Discuss the product platform, functional requirements and development work needed to take the concept into sample review.

Engineering deliverables, design ownership, tooling terms and validation activities are defined for the individual project.

• Define the product opportunity and target specification.
• Agree development responsibilities, milestones and outputs.
• Review samples and record changes before production approval.

Start with a product from the collection and discuss its suitability for your market. Outline the branding, color and packaging changes that matter to your customers.

Available customization, order minimums and sample requirements are confirmed for the selected model.

• Select a model or product family.
• Share artwork and packaging requirements after the information-sharing arrangements are agreed.
• Confirm the approved configuration and branded sample.

[MOQ: XXX pcs]

[Sample Lead Time: X-X days]

[Production Lead Time: X-X days after sample approval]

Order minimums and timings are defined by model, configuration, packaging and development scope. Sample charges, shipping, tooling and any additional review requirements are confirmed in the quotation.