Development before production
A sketch, reference, artwork or target price becomes a workable combination of cover, paper, binding, finishing and packaging.
LABON develops premium custom notebooks, journals, planners and gift sets for brands that need more than a logo on a standard product.

We connect material selection, paper, construction, finishing and packaging before production starts. The product you approve should be the product your customer receives.
We support independent stationery brands, retailers, corporate buyers and gifting programs with OEM/ODM development from an early brief through bulk production.
A sketch, reference, artwork or target price becomes a workable combination of cover, paper, binding, finishing and packaging.
Physical samples make paper feel, cover texture, colour, logo clarity and construction visible before a bulk decision.
Specifications and quality checkpoints follow the work through preparation, printing, binding, finishing, packing and final inspection.
Our history is a long practice of making products that must look considered, work reliably and arrive ready for a brand to stand behind.
LABON begins in Yiwu with a focus on paper goods and notebook manufacturing.
Our team supports global OEM/ODM projects across journals, planners, notebooks, gift sets and retail packaging.
One approved specification keeps materials, construction and finishing aligned from sample to shipment.
We confirm critical choices early, then inspect the work against the approved sample and specification.
Explore Production Process →LABON Stationery operates from Yiwu, Zhejiang, China — close to the manufacturing, material and export networks that support a responsive custom project.
Floor 1–2, Building 4, No. 2 Chunsheng Road
Beiyuan Industrial Zone, Yiwu, Zhejiang 322000, China
Typical sample lead time: 7–10 working days. Typical bulk production: around 25 working days after approval, depending on specification, quantity and material availability.
Send a reference, artwork or starting specification. We will review the practical route to sample and production.