We build in-house, from frame shop to shipping.

No. A program can start at a single piece, and there is no upper limit. Every program is quoted, and the guide to how furniture MOQs work explains what brings the unit price down.

Lead time is 4 to 8 weeks, plus freight from Los Angeles County to wherever the program ships.

Payment terms: 50% deposit at order, balance due before shipping.

Yes. The foams and fills we use meet California TB 117-2013, the flammability standard most commercial specifications name. Say in your brief what documentation your specification needs, and we'll confirm what we can supply for that program.

By arrangement. Customer's own material (COM) and customer's own leather (COL) are agreed program by program: say in your brief what you plan to supply, and we'll confirm the terms for that program. Supplied material is cut in our own cut-and-sew department, and the yardage, pattern repeat and railroading are worked out with you before production.

Either. We build to your own drawings or tech pack, or start from our library of 162 production silhouettes, which can be re-scaled, re-specced and re-covered for your program. Any exclusivity is set out in your program agreement.

Birch, cherry, maple, oak, walnut and alder, plus painted and artisanal finishes, all applied in our own finishing department. The finishes page shows them with our standard stains, metal finishes, nailheads and decorative stitching.

Yes. Samples are mailed free: tick the finishes you want on the finishes page and request them, or name them in your program brief with an address to send them to. For a finish of your own, send us a color or texture sample and we'll finish to it for your approval.

No. Our name does not appear on the product or its packaging, and the label, tags and cartons carry your brand. The page on private-label furniture manufacturing explains how the arrangement works.

Yes. Wood and metal bases are part of the range. Name the base on the drawing you approve, so it's settled before the sample is built.

Each reorder is built to the same approved sample and component-level specification as the first production run. Wood, hides and dye lots (batches of fabric dyed together) vary naturally, so tolerances are set out in your program agreement. The guide to keeping a program consistent across reorders also covers planning for dye lots.

Production is checked against the approved sample. Tolerances, and the remedies for a piece that falls outside them, are set out in your program agreement. If a material has to change, we ask you before we use a substitute.

Six things: drawings or a piece to draw from, the fixed dimensions, the intended use, the quantity and whether it reorders, your fabric or leather and any documentation your specification requires. You don't need all six to send a brief; we'll ask about what's missing before we quote. The guide to what sets the price of a private-label upholstered piece explains what moves the unit price.

Yes. With no minimum order, a first line can start at a single piece, built to your drawings or adapted from our library, whether the brand sells online, in its own stores or through retailers.