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OEM & PRIVATE LABEL
Your next hair-tool range,
clearly developed.
MARINE supports global retailers, salons and personal-care brands from model selection and specification through sampling, packaging and scheduled volume production.
STANDARD COMMERCIAL START
- Minimum order
- 1,500 pcs per model
- Production
- 35 days · complex styles 40–50
- Customization
- Color, logo & packaging
- Contact
- Huar · Ningbo, China
COMPONENT & MATERIAL OPTIONS
Build the product
from the inside out.
Choose the contact system, handle construction, base material and decoration route together. We assess each combination for feel, appearance, repeatability and production feasibility before sampling.
01 · CONTACT SYSTEM
Pins, teeth & bristles
Compare tooth geometry, pin spacing and bristle arrangement before confirming material and sample contact feel for your selected model.
02 · HANDLE & BODY
Shape, material & finish
Develop the silhouette, curve, length, grip and material around the intended customer and price point.
03 · BRAND APPLICATION
Color, pattern & logo
Match the application method to the substrate, artwork detail, visual target and expected handling.
Feasibility note Not every option is suitable for every model. Final material, finish, testing and tooling requirements are confirmed against the selected design and order brief.
Discuss materials & finishes →PIN, TOOTH & BRISTLE REFERENCES
Compare the details that define your brush.
Explore 19 visual references across 12 contact-system structures. Use the reference number to discuss tooth geometry, pin layout and color with MARINE before confirming your sample specification.
View larger image ↗Reference 01
Dual-length molded teeth
White layered layout
Alternating long and short teeth create a layered contact layout. Compare tooth length, spacing and head shape when developing your brush range.
Specification focus
Discuss this reference →Tooth profile, spacing and confirmed compound.
View larger image ↗Reference 02
Wood-tone ball-tip pins
Wood-tone pins with enlarged tips
Wood-tone pins with visibly enlarged rounded tips offer a distinct contact profile. Review tip size and pin spacing alongside the cushion and body design.
Specification focus
Discuss this reference →Pin material, tip construction and cushion fit.
View larger image ↗Reference 03
Wood-tone round-ended pins
Straight wood-tone pins
Straight wood-tone pins finish in rounded ends without prominent separate ball tips. Compare pin diameter and end shape for a coordinated natural-look collection.
Specification focus
Discuss this reference →Pin material, end finish and assembly.
View larger image ↗Reference 04
Silver-tone round-ended pins
Amber frame with silver-tone pins
Slender silver-tone pins bring a clear visual contrast to the brush body. Pin diameter, density and end geometry can be reviewed as part of the selected design.
Specification focus
Discuss this reference →Pin composition, surface finish and tip treatment.
View larger image ↗Reference 05
Silver-tone round-ended pins
Wood-tone frame with silver-tone pins
Slender silver-tone pins bring a clear visual contrast to the brush body. Pin diameter, density and end geometry can be reviewed as part of the selected design.
Specification focus
Discuss this reference →Pin composition, surface finish and tip treatment.
View larger image ↗Reference 06
Silver-tone round-ended pins
Amber frame with fine silver-tone pins
Slender silver-tone pins bring a clear visual contrast to the brush body. Pin diameter, density and end geometry can be reviewed as part of the selected design.
Specification focus
Discuss this reference →Pin composition, surface finish and tip treatment.
View larger image ↗Reference 07
Dual-length molded teeth
Pink layered layout
Alternating long and short teeth create a layered contact layout. Compare tooth length, spacing and head shape when developing your brush range.
Specification focus
Discuss this reference →Tooth profile, spacing and confirmed compound.
View larger image ↗Reference 08
Molded teeth on an open-grid base
Blue grid-style tooth bed
An open-grid tooth bed combines visible openings with a consistent tooth layout. Compare the grid pattern, tooth height and overall head dimensions for your project.
Specification focus
Discuss this reference →Tooth-to-base construction, compound and intended use.
View larger image ↗Reference 09
Fine ball-tip pins
Black and clear pin layout
Fine straight pins with small rounded tips suit a visually precise pin layout. Compare pin length, spacing and clear or contrasting color treatments across the reference designs.
Specification focus
Discuss this reference →Filament material, tip construction and attachment.
View larger image ↗Reference 10
Fine ball-tip pins
Clear pins on a compact lavender head
Fine straight pins with small rounded tips suit a visually precise pin layout. Compare pin length, spacing and clear or contrasting color treatments across the reference designs.
Specification focus
Discuss this reference →Filament material, tip construction and attachment.
View larger image ↗Reference 11
Contrast-color ball-tip pins
Ivory pins with cream tips
Rounded tips in a contrasting color make the pin-end pattern easy to see. Coordinate tip color with the pin stems and body for a distinctive collection identity.
Specification focus
Discuss this reference →Stem and tip materials, tip process and color approval.
View larger image ↗Reference 12
Contrast-color ball-tip pins
White pins with blue tips
Rounded tips in a contrasting color make the pin-end pattern easy to see. Coordinate tip color with the pin stems and body for a distinctive collection identity.
Specification focus
Discuss this reference →Stem and tip materials, tip process and color approval.
View larger image ↗Reference 13
Colorful wave-shaped ball-tip pins
Multi-color wave-shaped pins
Wave-shaped pin stems and a multi-color layout create a recognizable design detail. Review the wave profile, pin height and rounded ends against your product brief.
Specification focus
Discuss this reference →Pin material, forming method and sample contact feel.
View larger image ↗Reference 14
Contrast-color ball-tip pins
Clear pins with blue tips
Rounded tips in a contrasting color make the pin-end pattern easy to see. Coordinate tip color with the pin stems and body for a distinctive collection identity.
Specification focus
Discuss this reference →Stem and tip materials, tip process and color approval.
View larger image ↗Reference 15
Pastel ball-tip pins
Pastel pins with a gold-tone frame
Fine pins in multiple pastel shades add color at the contact surface. Compare the color sequence and pin layout independently from the decorative finish of the body.
Specification focus
Discuss this reference →Filament composition, tip finish and color consistency.
View larger image ↗Reference 16
Bristle tufts with longer pins
Dark tufts with longer clear pins
Short bristle tufts sit alongside longer pins, combining two visible contact heights. Compare tuft density, pin reach and the overall arrangement during sample selection.
Specification focus
Discuss this reference →Bristle origin or blend, pin material and tuft attachment.
View larger image ↗Reference 17
Thick round-ended pins
Milky-colored rounded ends
Thicker milky-colored pins have smoothly rounded ends rather than prominent separate balls. Compare the pin diameter, length and spacing with the selected brush shape.
Specification focus
Discuss this reference →Pin material, end geometry and sample stiffness.
View larger image ↗Reference 18
Ball-tip pins on an open-back head
Spiral open-back layout
Rounded-tip pins follow an open-back head with spiral or rowed openings. Compare the opening pattern, pin distribution and head curvature before selecting a construction.
Specification focus
Discuss this reference →Body and pin materials, attachment and intended styling conditions.
View larger image ↗Reference 19
Ball-tip pins on an open-back head
Rowed open-back layout with clear pins
Rounded-tip pins follow an open-back head with spiral or rowed openings. Compare the opening pattern, pin distribution and head curvature before selecting a construction.
Specification focus
Discuss this reference →Body and pin materials, attachment and intended styling conditions.
Reference images, not material specifications
These AI-assisted studio images illustrate appearance and layout; small details may differ from the original sample. Reference numbers identify design examples, not saleable product models. Material composition, bristle origin, tip construction, assembly method and any performance requirements must be confirmed for the selected model and approved sample.
PROJECT WORKFLOW
From brief to volume production.
A clear specification reduces avoidable revisions and gives every project a stronger commercial starting point.
- 01
Share the brief
Send target products, quantity, market, timing, artwork and packaging direction.
- 02
Select & specify
Align model, material, color, finish, logo position and pack construction.
- 03
Quote & sample
Review commercial terms and confirm the agreed sample or specification.
- 04
Produce & inspect
Schedule volume production and complete the agreed quality checks before shipment.
PRODUCT DIRECTIONS
Start with a focused category.
Explore buyer-oriented collections with their available models, commercial starting point and customization options.
01
Cushion Brushes
Explore wholesale cushion brushes for private-label retail, salon and gifting programs. Custom colors, logos and packaging with a standard MOQ of 1,500 pcs.
Explore collection →02Vent Brushes
Source custom vent brushes for blow-drying, detangling and private-label collections. OEM colors, logos and packaging from 1,500 pcs per model.
Explore collection →03Scalp Massagers
Wholesale scalp massagers and shampoo brushes for private-label ranges. Compare dimensions, grips and tip layouts; custom colors, logos and packaging. MOQ 1,500 pcs.
Explore collection →04Wooden Brushes
Wholesale wooden and bamboo-pin hair brushes for natural, wellness and private-label ranges. Custom branding and packaging from 1,500 pcs.
Explore collection →05Mirror & Folding Combs
Explore compact mirror combs and folding combs for travel, gifting and promotional collections. OEM-ready from 1,500 pcs per model.
Explore collection →06Styling Tools
Wholesale styling combs and precision brushes for salon, retail and private-label programs. Custom color, logo and packaging from 1,500 pcs.
Explore collection →07Detangling Brushes
Private-label detangling and extension-care brushes for salon and retail programs. OEM color, logo and packaging from 1,500 pcs.
Explore collection →08Beard & Barber
Wholesale beard brushes, styling tools and neck dusters for barbershop and private-label grooming ranges. Standard MOQ 1,500 pcs.
Explore collection →09Body Brushes
Wholesale body brushes for bath, spa and wellness collections. Custom branding and retail packaging with a standard MOQ of 1,500 pcs.
Explore collection →10Brush & Comb Sets
Explore coordinated brush and comb sets for gifting, travel and private-label retail programs. Custom colors, logos and packaging from 1,500 pcs.
Explore collection →11Paddle Brushes
Explore wholesale paddle brushes for detangling, smoothing and private-label retail programs. Custom colors, logos and packaging from 1,500 pcs.
Explore collection →PREPARE YOUR INQUIRY
The details that help us quote clearly.
- Selected product or model reference
- Target quantity and sales market
- Preferred color and finish
- Logo artwork and placement idea
- Packaging format and artwork
- Target timing and compliance needs
PACKAGING GUIDE
Plan private-label packaging before artwork begins.
Compare cards, boxes, inserts, labels and shipping marks—and learn which details help a supplier quote accurately.
Read the packaging guide →FACTORY & QUALITY
Connect the specification to production.
See how product details, branding, packing and pre-shipment checkpoints are coordinated through MARINE’s owned manufacturing base.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Commercial essentials.
What is the standard MOQ?+
The standard minimum order is 1,500 pieces per model. The final requirement may depend on the selected color, logo process and packaging specification.
How long does volume production take?+
Standard volume-production lead time is about 35 days. Selected styles with more complex structures, finishes or assembly requirements may require about 40–50 days. Sampling and approval time are discussed separately.
Which parts of the product can be customized?+
Depending on the model, customization may include body color, surface finish, accent details, logo position and method, inserts, cards, boxes and other retail packaging.
How can I compare hair brush pins, teeth and bristles?+
Review the 19 visual references on this page, including dual-length teeth, rounded-end pins, contrast-color ball tips and bristle tufts with longer pins. Send the reference number with your brief. Exact material composition, bristle origin, tip construction and performance requirements are confirmed for the selected model and approved sample; photos alone do not establish them.
Can I send an existing sample or drawing?+
Yes. Send the sample reference, drawing, artwork or target-market example with your inquiry so feasibility and the appropriate development route can be reviewed.
What information is needed for a quotation?+
Include the product or model, target quantity, sales market, preferred color, logo artwork, packaging requirement, target timing and any compliance or testing expectations.
Ready to develop your collection?