Your Products, Shot in China. Ready for the World.

In most cases you ship nothing at all. We collect samples directly from your Chinese factory or supplier, anywhere in the country, and collection is included in our quote rather than billed on top – sample shipping anywhere in China is on us.

That means no international shipping, no customs declaration, no import duty and no risk of your sample sitting at a border while your launch date passes. After the shoot we return it to the factory, forward it to any address you name, hold it here for your next shoot, or destroy it – your choice, confirmed in writing on the quote.

We publish our starting prices instead of asking you to enquire first. E-commerce images on a white background start at US$18 each, ghost mannequin at US$45 per garment for 9 to 11 finished images, flat lay at US$26 per garment for 7 to 8 finished images, product video at US$450 per cut and a typical complete CGI project at US$1,800 to US$2,500. Every price, every volume step and the annual framework rates are published on our pricing page.

We quote per shot list and never per hour, so you see a price against every line before anything is shot and the invoice cannot grow afterwards. Apparel is billed per piece, and there is no minimum order and no minimum spend – fewer than 10 garments is simply priced at US$68 each instead of US$45 – so a single SKU is fine. Your first garment is shot and retouched free of charge, and sample shipping anywhere in China is on us.

You do. On final payment, full and unrestricted ownership of every delivered image transfers to you, worldwide and in perpetuity, with no additional licence fee – marketplace listings, your own website, paid advertising, print, packaging and social media.

Until you launch the product publicly, the images are confidential and are shown to nobody. The one thing we keep is this: after your public launch we may show a few of the images in our own portfolio, non-commercially, with your branding removed. If you would rather we did not, tell us in writing and we won’t.

Yes. We sign your NDA before you send any specification, artwork or sample – or we can provide ours. Our standard contract also carries its own confidentiality clause, so you are covered even if no separate NDA is signed.

We are a photography studio only. We do not manufacture, trade or sell products, so we have no commercial interest in your design. Images of an unreleased product are never published, never used in our marketing and never shown to another client without your written permission.

We invoice in US dollars and take payment by bank transfer (T/T). Payment is company to company, into our registered corporate account – never to a personal account. We send our business licence with the invoice so you can check that the account name matches the company name on the contract. If your finance team would rather pay into a local-currency account in your own country, say so at quoting stage and we will arrange it. New clients pay 50% to start and 50% before the finished files are released.

One point of honesty about paperwork: the only official tax document a company registered in China can issue is a Chinese VAT invoice (fapiao). We issue a US dollar commercial invoice for payment and for your records, and we would rather tell you that now than promise something we cannot produce.