Private Label Dice: How to Launch Your Own Branded Dice Line

Private label (sometimes called white label) means a factory manufactures a product to your specification and brand, and you sell it as your own. For dice, that is the fastest way to launch a branded line without owning tooling or a production floor. This guide covers what you can private-label, how the OEM/ODM process works, and how your design is protected.
What you can private-label on custom dice
- Material — natural gemstone, resin, acrylic, or metal, each with its own look and price point.
- Numbers and symbols — your choice of number font, custom symbols, or sigils instead of standard numerals.
- Logo engraving — your brand mark engraved on a face (often the d20) or the packaging.
- Ink and colour — your ink colour for engraved faces, plus custom resin/acrylic colourways.
- Packaging — branded tins, magnetic boxes, foam trays, pouches, or printed sleeves with your artwork and inserts.
OEM vs ODM: which do you need?
OEM (original equipment manufacturer) means you bring the design and the factory produces it. ODM (original design manufacturer) means you start from the factory’s existing designs and customise them — faster and cheaper because the tooling already exists. Many brands begin with ODM (a stock model with their branding and packaging) to launch quickly, then move to full OEM once a line proves itself.
Minimum orders and lead time
Private-label MOQs match our standard tiers: gemstone dice from 10 sets, metal from 100, and resin/acrylic from 200. You can order a single custom sample first to approve the branding before a production run. Ready-to-ship stock models with your packaging are the fastest route to a branded product on a short timeline.
How your design stays yours
A common worry with private label is whether the factory will resell or copy your design. A reputable manufacturer will not: we keep your artwork, logos, engraving, and order details strictly confidential, use them only to produce your order, and never resell your branded design to another customer. We are happy to sign an NDA before you share files. You can further protect your brand by registering your name, logo, and original artwork as trademarks and design rights in your market.
Steps to launch a private-label dice line
- Pick your material and a target price per set.
- Decide what to brand — engraving, ink, colourway, and packaging.
- Approve a paid sample to confirm the look and quality.
- Place a low-MOQ first order (mix designs to reach the minimum).
- Reorder and scale the SKUs that sell, at a better unit price.
Send us your brand, the material and look you want, and your quantity, and we will reply with private-label options, MOQ tiers, and a quote within 24 hours.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between private label and OEM dice?
Private label is the outcome — a product sold under your brand. OEM/ODM describes how it is made: OEM produces your own design, ODM customises an existing factory design. Private-label dice can be produced either way.
Will the factory resell my private-label design?
A reputable factory will not. We keep your artwork and branding confidential, produce it only for you, never resell your branded design, and will sign an NDA before you share files.
What is the minimum order for private-label dice?
The same as our standard tiers: gemstone from 10 sets, metal from 100, resin/acrylic from 200. You can approve a single custom sample first before committing to a run.
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