Exclusive designs and private label: how they work
Exclusivity protects your range from your competitors. Private label puts your brand, not ours, in front of your customers.
1 min read
How exclusivity works
A design can be kept exclusive to your country, your sales channel, or to you. The terms are agreed with you and put in writing, and the design is then not sold to anyone else in that market. We keep our word.
What an exclusivity agreement covers
- Which designs
- Which country or channel
- How long it lasts
- Any minimum order commitment
Private label
Your brand appears on the product; ours doesn't. Private label can include:
- Labels on the back of the canvas
- Hang tags or certificates
- Your packaging and inserts
- Barcodes
Send the label files early, since printing and applying them adds time to the first order. Paintings can carry the painter's signature, a design number or your brand, as you prefer.
Related guides
How to build a range of original canvas art
How original designs are developed, which subjects sell steadily, how to structure a series, and the mistakes buyers make choosing designs.
Samples and reorders: keeping a design consistent over years
What to check in a sample, why two hand-painted canvases are never identical, and how a design stays consistent across years of reorders.
How to commission a hand-painted portrait from a photo
What a painter needs from you, what happens between the photo and the finished canvas, and where custom portraits usually go wrong.