Before sending production-ready artwork to a supplier, put the key design terms in writing. Identify who owns each logo, illustration, and packaging layout, specify the versions approved for production, and define how the files may be used. Xinrui offers OEM/ODM and packaging customization and says it uses formal foreign trade contracts, but the supplied information does not describe a specific intellectual-property or anti-copying policy. Ask the supplier to confirm the protections and file-handling arrangements for your order.
Product specifications and design-use permissions are related, but they are not the same. Xinrui's company profile describes OEM/ODM services and customization for logos, packaging boxes, OPP bags, and hang tags. The supplied product information covers a medical grade silicone adhesive bra and notes custom packaging as an option. It does not define ownership or confidentiality terms for nipple cover artwork.
Before sharing final files, request written answers about permitted use, access by subcontractors, file retention, and the handling of unused packaging. You can also specify what action is expected if the designs are used without authorization. Treat these as terms to negotiate: the available information does not confirm that Xinrui already provides particular safeguards or remedies.
Xinrui states that transactions are handled through formal foreign trade contracts. Ask to include the agreed artwork and packaging provisions in the order documents, and confirm that the production sample or proof matches the approved files. The company's listed credentials include BSCI, RoHS, REACH, ISO 9001, BRC, and ISO 10993; these credentials do not, on their own, protect designs from copying.
A supplied cooperation case describes recurring invisible nipple cover orders for a US apparel seller, focusing on product quality, delivery lead time, and compliance documents. It does not provide details about design ownership or packaging-copy controls.
| Topic | What to record or verify | What the supplied information says |
|---|---|---|
| Ownership | Name the rights holder and identify the relevant artwork and versions. | No specific ownership policy is provided. |
| Allowed use | State which products and order the supplier may use the designs for. | OEM/ODM and logo customization are offered; usage limits are not stated. |
| Packaging files | Identify packaging formats and approved artwork; agree on access and retention. | Customization for boxes, OPP bags, and hang tags is listed. |
| Contract terms | Include agreed design-use requirements in the order documentation. | Formal foreign trade contracts are stated as part of the transaction process. |
The supplied details do not mention a specific anti-copying guarantee or intellectual-property policy. Request written terms before providing final artwork.
Xinrui lists packaging boxes, OPP bags, and hang tags among its customization services. Confirm the available options and specifications for your product and order.
Confirm ownership, permitted use, file access, retention, approved versions, and the agreed response to unauthorized use. The supplied information does not describe Xinrui's file-handling procedures.
Use a signed order contract to document ownership, permitted use, and production scope for your custom nipple cover artwork and packaging. Get written confirmation of how files will be accessed and handled, and approve a sample or proof before production. Xinrui states that it provides OEM/ODM customization and uses formal foreign trade contracts. For technical questions or support, contact judy@xinruibra.com.
Dongguan Xinrui Underwear Co., Ltd. is a factory-based supplier of women’s invisible underwear and intimate apparel. Established in 2007, the company provides product development, mass production, OEM/ODM services, and packaging customization for overseas brands and buyers. Its main product categories include nipple covers, boob tape, silicone bra pads, invisible bras, and panties. The supplied company profile lists BSCI and ISO 9001 certifications and describes a supply relationship with a US apparel seller.

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