A coordinated baby gift set starts with a clear component plan. For brands developing a Lemaji collection, the key decisions are which textile items belong together, how their colors and labels coordinate, and how the completed pack will be presented.
Quick answer: where should gift-set development start?
Start with the intended range and a bill of materials listing every item and its quantity. Specify materials and dimensions separately for each component, then develop the shared artwork and packaging. Approve a complete packed sample before finalizing the set.
Choose a focused collection concept
A bath-themed brief could pair a towel with washcloths. A textile gift brief might coordinate a blanket with bibs or burp cloths. These are planning examples, not fixed stock bundles. Ask Lemaji to confirm the selected mix and available customization.
Start with a small number of clearly specified components. Adding another item also adds another set of dimensions, material decisions, labels and sample checks.
Build a component list before requesting prices
| Field | What to record |
|---|---|
| Component | Product name and quantity in each set |
| Construction | Fabric composition, layers or weight as relevant |
| Size | Finished dimensions and agreed tolerance |
| Branding | Artwork, logo placement and label requirements |
| Packaging | Box, insert, barcode location and carton quantity |
Coordinate color across different materials
A print on muslin and a decoration on terry need separate physical review. Approve references together under consistent viewing conditions and record the accepted appearance. Specify which reference controls each component instead of relying only on a screen image.
Lemaji’s published customization options include fabric, color, print, labels and packaging. Use these options to prepare a consistent collection brief and confirm feasibility for each item.
Develop packaging around the actual products
Check the packed arrangement using the intended components. Confirm that items fit the insert, the lid closes properly and labels remain where intended. Request packed dimensions and carton details alongside product pricing. A box concept should be checked against the finished items before approval.
Compare the complete set price
Ask for product, decoration, box and packing costs to be identified. Confirm whether minimum quantities apply by component, print or box design. When comparing offers, use the same component counts and packaging brief. A lower set price may represent a different specification.
See the gift-set OEM guide and the burp cloth and baby bib guides for component planning.
FAQ
Can the items carry the same branding?
Coordinated branding is part of Lemaji’s published gift-set customization offering. Confirm the method and placement on each material.
Should I approve components separately?
Approve individual specifications and then review the complete packed set. The assembled sample reveals coordination and fit issues that separate samples may miss.
What should I send for a quotation?
Send the component list, quantity per set, target order quantity, materials, artwork and packaging concept. Include the destination market and requested schedule.
Plan your Lemaji gift collection
Email your concept to info@lemajibaby.com and request a component proposal and sample plan.