Find the manufacturer behind your own brand
White Labels Products is a directory of white label and private label manufacturers, sorted by product category and country.
The directory is being built. We are reviewing the first manufacturers; profiles appear here as soon as they are checked.
Product categories
The directory starts with these twelve categories. Each one gets its own page with manufacturer profiles.
Cosmetics & Skincare
Creams, serums, cleansers, masks
Hair Care
Shampoo, conditioner, styling
Fragrances
Perfume, home scents, candles
Dietary Supplements
Capsules, powders, gummies
Food & Snacks
Sauces, spreads, sweets, snacks
Coffee & Tea
Roasted coffee, capsules, tea blends
Beverages
Soft drinks, energy drinks, water
Apparel & Textiles
T-shirts, sportswear, home textiles
Pet Products
Food, treats, care, accessories
Household & Cleaning
Detergents, cleaners, paper goods
Baby Products
Care, feeding, textiles
Electronics & Accessories
Chargers, audio, small devices
Guides
Platforms and routes to products under your own brand, explained without the sales pitch.
Printful: white label print on demand explained
Printful prints, packs and ships products one by one under your brand. You hold no stock, and your customers never see Printful's name.
Read the guide →Zazzle: marketplace for designs, not a white label supplier
Zazzle is a marketplace where customers buy and personalise products with designs from independent creators. You earn a royalty; Zazzle owns the sale.
Read the guide →Gelato: print on demand produced close to your customer
Gelato routes each order to a print partner near the buyer. Production takes place in 32 countries, which shortens delivery and often avoids customs.
Read the guide →Redbubble: reach for artists, not a brand of your own
Redbubble is a marketplace for independent artists. You upload artwork, Redbubble sells it on stickers, shirts and many other products.
Read the guide →Alibaba and the ways to produce white label products
Alibaba.com connects buyers with manufacturers, most of them in Asia. It opens almost every product category for your own brand, but you buy stock up front.
Read the guide →How it works
Choose a category
Start with the product you want to sell under your own name.
Compare manufacturers
Profiles show what a company produces, where it is based and what it offers brands.
Contact them directly
You talk to the manufacturer yourself. No middleman, no commission on your order.
White label or private label?
White label
A finished product that the manufacturer sells to several brands. You add your name and packaging. Fast to launch, low minimum quantities, little room for changes.
Private label
A product made to your specification and sold only by you. More control over formula, design and quality, but higher minimums and longer lead times.
For manufacturers
Do you produce for other brands? A profile here puts your company in front of founders, retailers and online sellers looking for a producer in your category.
Listing submissions open shortlyQuestions and answers
What is a white label product?
A product made by one company and sold by another under its own brand name. The manufacturer stays in the background; the brand on the label belongs to the seller.
What does MOQ mean?
Minimum order quantity: the smallest batch a manufacturer will produce. It varies widely by product and company, so always ask before you plan your launch.
What should I ask a manufacturer before ordering?
Ask for samples, the minimum order quantity, unit prices at different volumes, lead times, certifications for your market and who is responsible for labelling rules.