OEM & Private Label · Desk Organisation · Tianjin, China
Four shapes that fit a desk, a drawer or a dressing table in the same set — so a buyer can merchandise one SKU across three rooms without stocking three separate lines.
01 — WHY IT SELLS
Desk organisation is bought as a system, not a container. The set has to look deliberate when the four pieces sit together — and each piece has to earn its place on its own.
A 25 cm tray for paper and folders, 12 cm cubes for clips and cables, a 24 cm bin for pens and rulers. Nothing in the set is a filler piece.
Grey, blue, pink and a pink-teal two-tone. Stocked side by side the range reads as a collection rather than four unrelated SKUs.
Soft felt with no board inside, so unsold stock stores flat and a carton carries far more units than rigid plastic trays allow.
No plastic clatter when a bin is set down, and no scratching on a wooden or lacquered surface — the detail office buyers notice first.
02 — MATERIAL & CONSTRUCTION
The felt is needled rather than woven, so the fibre is locked into a mat that will not fray at a cut edge when a bin is pulled in and out of a drawer forty times a week.
Every one of the four pieces is bound and stitched at the top rim. That single operation is what keeps the wall vertical when the bin is empty — a raw cut edge on thin felt curls within a month.
Soft walls also mean the pieces nest: the two cubes drop inside the 25 cm tray, which is how the set ships and why the carton is barely larger than the tray itself.
03 — THE PRODUCT
Hover to lift the frame, click to open the full-resolution file. The desk photograph is the one to lead with in an ad — it shows the set doing the job, not sitting on white.
04 — FOLD, NEST & OEM
Because there is no rigid board in any of the four pieces, the set compresses for storage and nests for packing. That is a freight argument as much as a shelf argument: a 40 ft container carries roughly three times the units of an equivalent rigid tray set.
05 — SPECIFICATIONS
Soft-goods tolerances apply: ±1–2 cm on dimensions and ±10% on unit weight, which is standard for needled felt.
| Piece | Dimensions (L × W × H) | Weight | Typical contents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small cube ×2 | 12 × 12 × 9.8 cm | 62 g ±10% | Clips, cables, earrings, hair ties |
| Square tray | 25 × 25 × 10.5 cm | 168 g ±10% | A4 paperwork, notebooks, tablet |
| Long bin | 24 × 12 × 9.8 cm | 98 g ±10% | Pens, rulers, scissors, brushes |
| Set total | 4 pieces | approx. 390 g | One desk or one drawer, fully divided |
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product | Felt storage organizer set of 4 / foldable desktop felt bin set |
| Material | Needle-punched felt, bound and stitched rim on every piece, no rigid insert |
| Structure | Folds flat and nests inside the 25 cm tray for storage and packing |
| Colourways | Heather grey · blue · pink · pink-teal two-tone; any combination from 56 shades |
| Packing | Nested, poly bag or printed sleeve; gift box on request |
| MOQ | 500 sets per colourway |
| Sample | Free sample for qualified trade buyers |
| Branding | Woven label, printed label, hang tag, barcode, custom carton mark |
06 — WHERE IT GOES
The 25 cm tray is the anchor: everything else is sized to sit inside it or beside it. That is why the same set appears in office, bathroom, nursery and vanity listings.
Pens, tape, calculator and notes in three reachable bins; the tray takes paperwork.
Socks, belts and cables divided without a plastic insert tray that cracks.
Bottles, brushes and cotton pads — the pink and teal sets sell hardest here.
Nappies, wipes and creams sorted into four compartments at arm’s reach.
Brushes, markers and small tools kept upright in the long bin.
A four-piece set reads as a ready-made gift; the colour range does the merchandising.
07 — QUESTIONS
Yes. None of them contains a board or frame, so the walls compress and the pieces nest inside the 25 cm tray. They recover their shape when opened, with a soft crease along the fold line rather than a hard break.
The bound rim is what holds the wall vertical. It flexes under hand pressure and returns, so an empty bin still reads as a tray rather than a collapsed piece of fabric.
Yes. Shell and lining are chosen independently from the 56-shade felt range, or matched to a Pantone reference. The pink-teal two-tone on this page is one of four standard palettes.
Yes. The 4-piece split is standard because it merchandises well, but 3, 5 and 6-piece configurations are produced from the same patterns. A different split is confirmed at sampling.
Yes. The 12 cm cubes and the long bin are the pieces that live in a drawer, and the stitched rim keeps the wall from curling at the top edge — the usual failure point on cut felt.
All four pieces nest into the tray, so the carton is close to the tray footprint rather than four separate volumes. On a container basis that is the difference between a workable landed cost and a marginal one.
500 sets per colourway is the standard minimum. A smaller trial run can be discussed for a first order so you can test the shelf before committing to a full programme.
Vacuum or brush out dust. Spot-clean with a damp cloth and mild soap, then air dry fully before folding — folding damp felt will set a crease.
We will return unit pricing, a nesting and carton plan, and a sampling timeline for your colour combination. Trade buyers receive a free sample before the first production run.