Develop private-label XPE and IXPE bodyboard programs with glue or heat lamination, PP or HDPE bottoms, custom colors, leashes and retail packaging—built to approved samples and order specifications.
Production scheduling is confirmed after specification, quantity, SKU mix, material readiness and the requested shipping window are reviewed.
The right process depends on target price, expected use, storage conditions and retail positioning. We compare the trade-offs before quoting instead of forcing one construction on every program.
A practical route for seasonal, promotional and price-sensitive programs when the product specification and storage environment are clearly defined.
Review before approval: expected heat exposure, storage time and performance requirements.
Recommended when the buyer prioritizes a stronger material bond, longer retail cycles or more demanding use over the lowest possible unit cost.
Review before approval: compatible materials, finish requirements and target FOB level.
Factory process video: compare glue application and heat-lamination steps before selecting your build.
Made to Order
Core condition, material compatibility and process settings all affect lamination consistency. We schedule core preparation around confirmed orders and use approved references to control the mass-production build.
Select the material combination first. We then confirm compatibility, sample requirements, per-SKU minimums and the final FOB quotation.
Important: The final construction is not selected by price alone. Board size, user group, artwork, packing method and destination requirements can change the recommended BOM.
B2B buyers need repeatability across colors, sizes and cartons. Inspection points are linked to the approved sample and purchase specification.
Foam color, print placement and visible appearance are checked against the approved reference before and during production.
Trimming and finishing are checked for clean edges, consistent presentation and alignment with the approved workmanship standard.
There is no universal 70/30 formula. The right mix depends on sell-through, carton size, per-SKU minimums, destination and freight economics.
Use this as a starting point. Final availability, compatibility, tolerance, MOQ and pricing are confirmed for the exact program.
Tell us what you sell, who will use the board and the price level you need. We will reply with the questions, construction route and quotation inputs required to move the project forward.
Prefer email? Jodie@daywinwatersports.com