Custom Stationery.
For OEM & ODM
Projects.

AWG focuses on custom stationery and branded gift projects, including ring binders, notebooks, planners, folders, clipboards, photo albums, card binders and related accessories. Product structures, materials and customization requirements are reviewed according to each project.

Our B2B product range is designed for stationery brands, importers, wholesalers, distributors, corporate buyers and promotional gift companies looking to develop custom stationery or branded products.

Yes. We welcome OEM enquiries based on existing designs and specifications, as well as ODM-style projects that require additional product planning. Share your design or concept so we can review the suitable materials, construction and project requirements.

You can start with your email address. Adding a short product description, reference photo or estimated quantity will help us understand your needs. Detailed specifications and artwork can be provided later.

Yes. A reference photo, sketch or basic concept is a useful starting point. We can discuss the product structure, materials and customization requirements before the final specifications are confirmed.

You can request available product photos, sample details or production footage relevant to your project. Confirm the exact configuration, specifications and sample availability for your project before ordering.

Browse our Products section to explore binders, notebooks, folders, clipboards, albums and related accessories. If you are unsure which product fits your project, share its intended application or a reference image.

Depending on the product, customization can include size, cover material, color, printing, logo placement, binding structure, inserts, pockets, dividers and packaging. Available options are reviewed according to the design and order requirements.

Common material options to explore include printed paper-covered board, PU, fabric, PP and PVC. The suitable choice depends on your preferred appearance, product structure, usage and material availability.

Ring type, capacity, hole configuration and matching inserts can be discussed as part of a custom binder project. Please share your paper size, preferred mechanism and intended contents so compatibility can be checked.

A4, A5 and US Letter are common starting formats for stationery projects. Custom dimensions can also be evaluated based on the finished product structure, contents and packaging requirements.

Yes, these components can be included in your project requirements. Options may include index dividers, writing refills, document protectors, photo pockets and card sleeves. Their dimensions, materials and hole layouts need to match the main product.

A coordinated set may combine items such as a binder, notebook, inserts or presentation box with matching colors and branding. Share your preferred components and packaging concept so we can review the complete arrangement.

Yes. Please specify the material standard, destination market, testing requirements or documentation you need. Material availability, applicable certifications and supporting evidence must be checked for the specific product.

Editable vector files, such as Adobe Illustrator files or vector PDFs, are preferred when available. Please also share your logo, colors, printing requirements and design references. Final artwork specifications depend on the product and printing process. Clearly name the latest file version and identify who will approve it. Only share artwork you have permission to use.

Yes. You can begin with a reference image, rough layout or design concept. We can review the general requirements first, while final production specifications and printing details will be confirmed when the artwork is ready.

Options to review may include full-color printing, foil stamping, embossing and debossing. The suitable process depends on the cover material, artwork, design size and required finish.

Provide Pantone references, design color specifications or an approved physical color sample when available. Color appearance can vary between materials and printing methods, so appropriate color proofs and tolerances should be agreed before production.

Depending on the project, sample review may involve a digital mockup, printing proof, material reference or physical product sample. The appropriate sampling method should be selected according to what needs to be checked. A reference image or digital mockup does not by itself confirm dimensions, material composition, construction or fit; keep artwork approval and physical sample review as separate decisions.

Sample fees and preparation times depend on the product design, materials, printing requirements and sample type. Any applicable tooling charges and shipping costs will be reviewed as part of the sampling quotation.

A sample review and approval stage can be agreed as part of the project workflow. Depending on the requirements, approval may involve photographs, videos, artwork proofs or a physical sample. Design changes after approval may affect the production schedule or cost. Compare dimensions, mechanisms, pockets, closure, artwork, finish and packing with the agreed specification. Record changes under a new revision and confirm which details require renewed approval.

Please share the product type, dimensions, materials, printing requirements, internal components, packaging, estimated quantity and delivery destination. A reference photo or specification sheet can also help us prepare a more accurate quotation. For packaging, include unit packing, inserts, carton arrangement, labels and shipping marks; confirm dimensions and weights against the approved product version.

MOQ varies by product type, materials, manufacturing process and customization requirements. Share your target quantity and specifications so the applicable minimum can be reviewed for your project.

Smaller trial quantities can be discussed depending on the product and customization requirements. Material sourcing, production setup and minimum manufacturing quantities may affect feasibility.

Pricing depends on the product size, materials, construction, printing, finishing, accessories, packaging and order quantity. Shipping and other applicable charges should be identified separately or clearly included in the agreed quotation.

The schedule depends on product complexity, material availability, order quantity, sample approval and shipping arrangements. We will review these stages and confirm a project-specific estimated timeline.

Shipping options can be evaluated based on the destination, shipment size and delivery requirements. Courier, air or sea freight and applicable trade terms can be discussed as part of the quotation.

Payment methods, deposit requirements and balance payment arrangements are confirmed for each order. The agreed terms will be stated in the quotation or order confirmation, including any applicable ordering-platform arrangements.