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OBM Services for Global Cosmetics Brands
Othilapak is the cosmetics packaging division of [Jarsking Group], a global packaging manufacturer with an integrated factory network and end‑to‑end capabilities. We provide OBM (Original Brand Manufacturer) services to help cosmetics brands co-create packaging systems that stand out on shelf, are engineered for performance, and are built to scale globally.
We move fast — from idea to design to sampling — using rapid prototyping workflows and one of the industry’s largest mold libraries to keep your program on schedule.
Co‑Create Premium, Scalable, Sustainable Packaging — From Concept to Mass Production
Why Procurement Teams Choose Othilapak
🏠One‑Stop Development + Manufacturing
Othilapak manages every stage of a packaging program under unified management — structural design, 3D prototyping, tooling, decoration, assembly, QC, and global delivery — so there are no handoffs between disconnected vendors and no gaps in accountability. From a concept drawing produced in as little as one hour to physical samples, in-house mold development, and a full decoration workshop running silk-screen printing, hot stamping, and metallization, every capability sits within the same integrated system.
🌍 Global Service Footprint
Othilapak, a global packaging manufacturer with over 20 years of experience and a 100,000㎡ integrated manufacturing base in Guangzhou, China, producing over 1,000,000 units daily across glass, plastic, and finishing operations. The Group maintains regional offices in the United States and Dubai, UAE, providing local support for brands across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. Wherever your brand is headquartered and wherever your products ship, there is a local point of contact to support your program from initial brief through post-delivery.
✅ Compliance & Quality‑First
Othilapak maintain full certification alignment across the international standards required by beauty brands and their global retail partners — including ISO9000, BSCI, ROHS, CE, MSDS, LFGB, and REACH. Quality discipline is embedded at every production stage, from incoming materials inspection and in-process checks through post-decoration and post-assembly testing covering adhesion, durability, sealing integrity, and functional performance. Physical and chemical testing protocols — including thermal shock, UV aging, drop impact, torque, and transport simulation.
OBM Capabilities — From Insight to Industrialized Packaging
Othilapak’s OBM scope is built for procurement and R&D teams who need speed, traceability, and technical confidence — without sacrificing brand expression.
What You Receive in an OBM Proposal
When you click Request Proposal, our team structures a proposal designed for internal decision-making across procurement, R&D, brand, and operations teams.
Concept Directions – 2–3 routes aligned to positioning
3D Renders – visuals with key dimensions
Material Recommendations – glass, plastic, PCR rationale
Decoration Plan – print and finish durability
Mold Strategy – ready vs custom tooling
Process & Timeline – sampling to mass production
Quality Plan – inspections and functional testing
Scalability Assumptions – capacity for multi-SKU rollout
What We Need From You to Move Fast
The more context you share upfront, the faster our team can structure a proposal that’s actually useful for your internal review — not a generic deck that needs three follow-up calls to become actionable. To get started, share the following:
Target SKU(s) and estimated capacity
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What you're developing and approximate volume expectations per SKU
Target markets/regions and sales channel
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Where the product will sell and through which retail or DTC environment, as this shapes regulatory, format, and decoration requirements
Reference inspiration
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Links, photos, or competitive examples that capture the aesthetic direction or performance benchmark you're working toward
Decoration preferences and must‑haves
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Any finish directions, techniques, or brand standards that are non-negotiable from the start
Forecast range and launch timeline
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Your expected volume range and the date you need to be shelf-ready, so we can size the program and flag any critical path constraints early
A Packaging Series Built from the Ground Up
Design in Focus — The JXKF003 Series
Inspired by Nature. Engineered for the Modern Shelf.
The JXKF003 Series began not with a mood board, but with a question: what forms in nature feel instinctively right in the hand? The answer came from two of the most quietly perfect shapes in the natural world — the pebble and the water droplet.
Pebbles, worn smooth by years of river erosion, carry a sense of calm and permanence. Water droplets, with their effortlessly balanced curves, suggest purity and motion frozen in a moment. These were the forms the design team returned to when developing the JXKF003 — shapes that don’t demand attention, but feel immediately familiar and considered when held.
• Simple on the Surface. Structured Underneath.
Simple geometric ovals, smooth clean lines, and no competing details — just a consistent shape that runs across every piece in the set. Curved surfaces on the bottles and accessories add softness, so the collection feels approachable rather than cold. Up close, the layered exterior reveals structure and depth that feels as considered in the hand as it looks on shelf.
The JXKF003 is designed for young, sophisticated consumers who see their skincare routine as a personal expression. Natural inspiration, refined geometry, and glass construction make it a strong fit for prestige and indie premium brands where the packaging is part of the brand story.
From Concept to Delivery —
The OBM Journey
Every OBM program at Othilapak follows a structured, stage-gated process that gives procurement and R&D teams full visibility into what happens, in what order, and how long it takes. From design confirmation through mold development, sampling, mass production, and international delivery, each phase is managed under a single production system — with clear milestones, documented quality controls, and a dedicated team accountable for the entire program.
• Scalable from day one — program structure, tooling strategy, and capacity planning are sized for your full rollout volume, not just the first order
• Faster internal approvals — 3D renders and physical prototypes are produced early in the process, giving your brand and marketing teams decision-ready materials before tooling investment is committed
• Designed to repeat — molds, specs, and production records are maintained and owned by your brand, making reorders, line extensions, and regional variants significantly easier to execute
Brand Co‑Creation Advantages —
Why OBM Works Better Than Traditional Sourcing
OBM Services — FAQ
Q: What exactly does "co-creation" mean in an OBM partnership?
A: Co-creation means our team works alongside yours from the earliest stage — not just executing a spec, but contributing design thinking, material expertise, engineering judgment, and market insight to help shape a packaging system that performs better and scales more reliably than one developed through traditional sourcing.
Q: Can OBM support a full range launch across multiple SKUs simultaneously?
A: Yes — range architecture is a core part of our OBM scope. We develop a unified design language across bottles, jars, tubes, and sets from the start, so that every SKU in the line is structurally and visually coherent, with shared tooling logic where appropriate to manage cost and lead time.
Q: At what stage of a project should we engage Othilapak for OBM?
A: The earlier the better. OBM delivers the most value when we are involved before structural decisions are locked — at the strategy and concept stage, where our input on materials, mold options, decoration feasibility, and DFM can meaningfully shape the outcome. That said, we can also enter at the engineering stage if a concept direction already exists.
Q: How does OBM reduce risk compared to managing multiple vendors?
A: In a multi-vendor model, risk accumulates at every handoff — between design and engineering, between tooling and decoration, between assembly and QC. OBM consolidates all of those stages under a single production system and management structure, which means fewer specification gaps, faster issue resolution, and a single accountable partner across the entire program.
Q: What is the difference between using a ready mold and developing a custom mold in an OBM program?
A: Ready molds from our library offer faster sampling and lower tooling investment — ideal for speed-to-market programs or brands testing a new format. Custom molds take longer and cost more upfront, but produce an ownable silhouette that no other brand can use. Our OBM proposals include a mold strategy recommendation based on your timeline, budget, and differentiation goals.
Q: Can OBM accommodate brands with existing packaging guidelines or brand standards?
A: Yes. Our co-creation process is designed to work within your brand architecture — not override it. We use your existing brand standards, material preferences, and aesthetic direction as the starting point for concept development, ensuring that what we propose feels like an extension of your brand, not a departure from it.