Private label partnerships

Build your brand on a platform you can verify.

Start with an exact DAERDO model. Then define the brand layer around it—artwork, packaging, instructions and included accessories—without obscuring the product record underneath.

Starting pointAn existing, exact model
Brand scopeAgreed around that platform
Approval gateSample and artwork before volume
Illustrative packaging review workspace G25BT hearing-aid platform
Platform + brand layerExact G25BT product image over an illustrative packaging-review scene. The scene is not customer or factory evidence.

Define the brand layer

One product truth. A coordinated customer-facing system.

Private label is not a new technical brief. It is a controlled presentation layer built around a model you have already reviewed.

Product platform

Exact model, form factor, controls and technical record.

Fixed first
Visible identity

Logo placement and supported shell-colour choices.

By platform
Retail presentation

Gift box, labels, booklet artwork and included set.

Brand scope
Market files

Language and destination-market review for the exact model.

Review gate
Exact G25BT product platform
Packaging artwork
IFU / language file

The system, not just a logo

Make every customer-facing object agree.

A credible private-label range carries the same model identity through the device, the box and the instructions. Each layer is reviewed against the selected product and target market.

01DeviceExact platform, supported colours and agreed logo position.
02PackagingArtwork, labels, included accessories and presentation set.
03InstructionsModel-specific file, language scope and destination review.

Know what changes—and what must remain traceable.

The brand layer should make the range coherent without making the underlying device ambiguous. That distinction is the core approval gate.

Brand-scope decisions

Logo and visual identityPlacement and artwork reviewed on the selected platform.
Packaging and labelsBox artwork, labels and presentation coordinated as one set.
Instructions and included setLanguage files and accessories defined for the intended route.

Platform facts that stay explicit

Exact model and form factorThe product identity is never replaced by a generic family claim.
Controls and adjustment methodWhat the device actually does remains tied to its record.
Evidence and responsibilityAvailable files and party obligations remain visible by market.

Responsibility stays visible

Brand approval does not erase production or market obligations.

DAERDO coordinates the commercial and brand scope. The production partner controls manufacturing activities. The buyer reviews local-market requirements and final brand use.

DAERDOModel coordination, brand files and commercial support.
Production partnerManufacture, assembly, testing and production records.
Buyer / importerMarket route, approvals, local obligations and final artwork use.
Laser marking at the production partner facility
Real production-partner photography · evidence of a marking operation only · not a claim of DAERDO factory ownership

Approval path

Resolve the product before the artwork.

The page stops at the private-label approval gate. Production scheduling, payment and shipping belong to the separate Order Process page.

Start with the model brief
Select the exact model

Match the form factor, adjustment method and available record to the intended channel.

Evaluate a stock sample

Review product handling, fit, accessories and presentation with your team.

Define the brand scope

Confirm supported colour, logo position, packaging, language and included set.

Review files by market

Check the exact model and destination-market file set before artwork approval.

Approve the brand set

Align product identity, packaging and instructions before any volume decision.

Continue to ordering

After approval, move to the separate Order Process for commercial and logistics steps.

Private label inquiry

Bring the market, model and brand decision into one brief.

We can route the conversation once those three facts are clear—without treating a logo request as a custom product-development project.

Include these three decisions

01Which destination market and sales channel?
02Which exact model or preferred form factor?
03Which brand elements need to change?