Fit & capacity
Approve the internal dimensions and layout using the intended brushes. Check head clearance, opening access and the packed shape.
Shown with a PRETTY logo visualisation. Develop your version with your own artwork and approved specification.
Produced design · Customise for your brand
Green snap pouch
Green snap pouch. Plan the opening, internal capacity and head protection around the chosen brush mix, then coordinate the colour and branding.
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Paid sampling · Minimum order confirmed for the chosen specification
- Your starting point
- Head profile & construction
- Make it yours
- Discuss colour, proportions, logo and presentation.
- Confirm in a sample
- Materials, dimensions and relevant application checks.
See original product photographs & drawings (1)
Your version of Green snap pouch
Choose the details
for your customer.
- Brush count and internal dimensions
- Pouch, roll or structured case
- Outer finish, lining, closure and branding
Specify whether the pictured storage is part of your order and approve its fit around the selected brushes.
Appearance to specification
Explore the details that matter.
01 · Capacity & head protection
Plan the internal space around the length, head width and number of brushes. Review how the closed pouch or case protects the brush heads without compressing them.
- Which brushes must fit inside?
- Should the layout separate used and clean tools?
02 · Body, lining & closure
Specify the outer and lining materials, seams, edges and closure against a sample. The photograph does not establish the material, washability or protection level.
- How should the lining be cleaned?
- What checks should cover seam strength, closure cycling and colour transfer?
03 · Branding & presentation
Review mark placement, print or embossing suitability and the opening experience. Confirm whether brushes are supplied with the case or quoted separately.
- Should branding be on the body, lining or packaging?
- Is this a standalone case or part of a collection?
Select a heading to explore its role, specification and review questions. Separate detail photographs are shown above when an associated view is available.
Before production
Agree the sample, then the checks.
Construction & care
Agree checks for seams, edges, closure cycling, colour transfer, lining cleanability and logo wear. Protection or washability claims require sample evidence.
Materials & markets
Confirm the outer, lining, closure and decoration materials before reviewing destination-market requirements and supporting documents.
Supply scope & packaging
Confirm whether the case is supplied alone or with brushes, the quantity unit and the approved packaging. Paid sampling, MOQ and schedule are quoted for the specification.
Planning this brush for your brand
Can packaging be developed around my brush set?
Yes. Begin with the actual brush sizes and piece count. Review fit, head clearance, lining, closure and logo position together so the presentation works for your collection.
Can I customise this design?
Yes. Share the features you want to keep and the changes you want to make, including head profile, handle colour, your logo and packaging. We will review the construction and arrange paid sampling for the agreed specification.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Send the product reference, intended formula, quantity and destination, together with your preferred changes. The minimum order, sample fee and delivery schedule are quoted for your selected specification.
Related brushes & views
Explore the collection.
Related views can show different pieces or subsets. Agree the exact product and set contents in your brief.
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Green-handle small-brush lineup with black ferrules
Materials & custom details
Green-handle small-brush lineup with black ferrules. Compare the reach and working area of each shape for lid placement, crease blending and smaller detail work.
Specify the head shape, exposed length, density and flexibility together. Colour and appearance cannot identify a fibre or an animal species; composition needs confirmation.
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