How do I brief a travel makeup brush set without a technical drawing?
Send brush jobs and count, pouch or box limits, logo status, and quantity as sets (typical MOQ 500) or pieces (typical MOQ 1,000 per design). Open a charged development sample to lock fit and construction, then move to bulk against the approved kit. PRETTY produces at its own factory in Cangzhou, Hebei, China.
| Brief item | Minimum you can send without CAD | Why the factory needs it |
|---|---|---|
| Brush jobs | Face / eye / detail roles and intended formulas | Selects head profiles before drawings exist |
| Count and mix | Target piece count and which jobs are must-have | Keeps the kit coherent for travel use |
| Pouch or box | Usable internal length, width, depth or a photo with scale | Checks packed fit before bulk |
| Quantity unit | Sets (typical MOQ 500) vs pieces (typical MOQ 1,000 per design) | Aligns quotation with how you will order |
| Branding status | Logo ready / colour open / packaging open | Separates what must lock before sample vs what can wait |
What the factory needs when you have no CAD.
A usable travel-set brief can start from use-case language: who travels with the kit, which formulas it must apply, how many brushes you want, and how the pouch or compact box constrains length and head protection. Photos of a pouch with a ruler, a competitor kit you admire, or a simple sketch of brush roles are enough to open sampling. CAD or a full technical drawing can follow after the first physical sample if needed.
See PRETTY’s travel-set landing page for OEM and private-label kit scope. OEM travel makeup brush sets →
Brush count and jobs for travel kits.
Assign each piece a job—face placement or blending, eye colour or crease work, and detail or lip/brow—before you chase a higher piece count. Travel kits fail when two brushes share the same role or when a hero brush is too long for the pouch. Prefer a short must-have list plus optional add-ons so MOQ and sample scope stay clear.
Compare how coordinated sets are planned beyond travel formats. Custom makeup brush sets →
Pouch and box constraints and sample-fit checks.
Share usable internal dimensions or a measured photo of the pouch or compact. On the sample, check overall brush lengths, head protection, zipper clearance and whether the packed kit matches the intended retail or gifting presentation. Packaging fit is part of sample approval for sets—not an afterthought after bulk.
Use the packaging checklist when the pouch or box sample arrives. Set packaging sample checklist →
Logo and finish: what can wait vs what must lock before sample.
You can often open sampling with colour direction still approximate if head shapes and pouch fit are the first risk. Logo artwork revision, reading direction and placement should be identified before you accept a marked sample. Split decisions are fine: accept construction and pouch fit while logo remains “revise”, as long as the record says so.
Expand the wider brief once the travel kit direction is clear. Prepare your custom brush brief →
MOQ for sets versus single designs.
Coordinated brush sets typically use a 500-set minimum. Individual brush designs typically use a 1,000-piece minimum. Say clearly whether your travel programme orders complete kits or loose pieces for refill. Mixing shapes inside one set PO is normal; mixing unrelated single-design piece MOQs into the same line without stating units confuses the quote.
Confirm published MOQ and paid-sample terms. Samples and minimum orders →
Sample → bulk path and enquiry checklist.
Development samples are charged and can be credited when you place a production order; no single sample dollar amount is published. Approve the physical kit—including pouch fit—before bulk. Then send PRETTY: brush jobs and count, pouch limits, logo status, quantity in sets or pieces, destination and target arrival date. Production happens at the own factory in Cangzhou, Hebei, China; schedules are confirmed per project after sampling.
Open the project enquiry form → · OEM sample-to-bulk guide → · MOQ per design, colour and mix →
Technical references & scope
Sources & scope
The PRETTY records below support the product references in this guide. They are not independent certification, capacity verification or order-specific test results.
Questions buyers ask next
Can I brief a travel makeup brush set without a technical drawing?
Yes. Send brush jobs, target count, pouch or box limits, logo status and quantity as sets or pieces. CAD is helpful later; it is not required to open a charged development sample.
What is the typical MOQ for a travel brush set?
Coordinated sets typically start at 500 sets. Individual designs ordered as loose pieces typically start at 1,000 pieces per design. State the unit on your enquiry.
Are travel-set samples free?
No. Development samples are charged and can be credited on a production order. Confirm category and fee for your kit specification—PRETTY does not publish a single fixed sample price.
What should I lock before approving a travel-set sample?
Brush roles and lengths, pouch or box fit, head protection, and any marked logo you want accepted. Record split decisions if construction is accepted while artwork is still revising.
Plan your next step
Ready to discuss your project?
Tell us which brushes you want to develop, how they will be used and what you would like to customise. Add the points from this guide to your enquiry so we can review the specification and sample requirements with you.
Share brush jobs, pouch limits, logo status and set quantity so PRETTY can confirm sampling and the 500-set / 1,000-piece MOQ path for your travel kit.
Brief your travel set with PRETTY →Review OEM travel set optionsApply this to your product brief.
A five-piece travel kit brief can list face, two eye, detail and brow roles plus a pouch interior of 180×80×30 mm, with logo artwork still marked “pending v02”.