CIOSAM

Collections & custom development

Made for
what’s next.

Choose a collection for your store, adapt an existing design, or develop a product from your own artwork.

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Concept collection · availability and specifications confirmed through sampling.

Collection study / 01Mountain Journeys cultural relief and desk-scene concept studies
Mountain JourneysCultural keepsakes & desk companions↗

Explore the
collections.

Browse concept collections for sourcing or development.

A starting point, not a limitation.

A little character.
A wider world.

We bring character to what people carry, use and live with. Explore the current concepts, or discuss the playful redesign of an everyday function.

PIP cultural relief and A-BU desk collectible from the Mountain Journeys concept collection

Adapt a design.
Develop your own.

Start with an existing design, or bring a brief of your own. We’ll help define the product, sample and production scope.

Close material view of PIP’s orange plush, vinyl face and blue cape

Brief. Sample.
Production plan.

A clear conversation at each step.
Decisions before commitments.

  1. 01

    Share the brief.

    Tell us about the product, your audience, intended quantity and target market.

  2. 02

    Shape the sample.

    Review the form, materials and details. Agree the specification before production.

  3. 03

    Plan the launch.

    Confirm quantity, packaging, schedule and delivery arrangements for your project.

Before we
work together.

Can I source products for my own store?

Yes. This platform is designed for retail and ecommerce buyers as well as creative businesses. Product availability and wholesale conditions are confirmed individually.

Can you work with an existing IP or artwork?

Bring your own work or artwork you are authorised to use. We can discuss the product format, development scope and sampling requirements.

What are the minimum quantity and lead time?

These depend on the product, materials, customisation and destination. Share your intended quantity and date so they can be assessed together.

What should I include in a project brief?

Your reference or artwork, intended use, quantity range, target market and preferred schedule are a useful starting point.

Plan your
next product.

A product in mind?
A collection taking shape?
Start the conversation.

Your next
good idea.

Build a brief for the products and project you have in mind.

What would you like to do?

Prototype mode: this creates a brief in your browser. It does not send an enquiry or upload your information.