Custom Logo Phone Cases Wholesale

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Your logo. A case selected for the job.

Build a branded range with Kejie’s custom logo phone cases wholesale service. Start with a real product platform, then review the surface, logo position, artwork and quantity together.

The selected case controls the branding route. A flat printed panel, a soft-touch surface and a textured PU pocket need different checks—not one universal logo specification.

Request a custom-logo case review →

Send a product link, exact phone models, logo reference and quantity split. Kejie can use that brief to discuss the appropriate sample and quotation scope.

Choose the product before choosing the logo effect

The silicone + PC magnetic iPhone 17 platform shown above lists logo/text customization. It suits a solid-color product direction; the specific application method and finish still need confirmation. These two additional products offer different starting points:

View Kejie custom printing case product

Custom Magnetic Polka Dot TPU + PC Shockproof Case for iPhone 17 Series

• Confirmed scope: custom printing and ODM.
• Good starting point: artwork-led collections.
• Review: print layer, background color, logo contrast and exact model panel.

Discuss artwork on this platform →

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High Quality PU Leather Card Holder Shockproof Phone Case for Samsung Galaxy A Series

• Confirmed scope: hot stamping printing and OEM/ODM.
• Good starting point: textured, pocket-style branding.
• Review: grain, coating, folds, stitching and pocket clearance.

Review a stamped-logo sample →

Browse the PU leather case collection for other carrying layouts. A collection is a selection route; each SKU needs its own logo and model review.

Match the logo route to the selected surface

Ask for the effect first: a flat color mark, a metallic-looking finish or a textured impression. Kejie can review that request against the selected platform. The confirmed hot-stamping option belongs to the PU product above; it is not evidence that every case can be stamped. UV printing, screen printing, laser marking and embossing are not offered here as universal capabilities.

Define a usable logo area for each model

1. Pick the panel. Identify back, pocket or cover. Keep the mark clear of camera structures, seams, folds, buttons and moving parts.
2. State the reference. Show logo orientation and offsets from an agreed edge or centerline. A perspective mockup alone is not a placement specification.
3. Confirm the dimensions. Request usable width × height and placement tolerance for each model/process. Do not reuse one template across different camera openings.

A larger rear panel does not automatically allow full-area decoration: curves, surface finish, raised parts and process access can restrict it. For a magnetic design, review any mark or added layer with the intended accessory contact area. Do not cover functional parts or infer charging compatibility from a layout drawing.

Send artwork that can be reviewed at the intended size

1. 1. Provide the master and a visual reference

   For review, supply a vector PDF or SVG where available, plus a preview showing the intended appearance. Keep an editable AI/EPS master if you have one. Confirm the accepted production format with Kejie before final release; a screenshot is a reference, not a replacement for usable artwork.

2. 2. Lock the lettering and colors

   Outline lettering or identify the fonts and provide permitted font files if requested. Separate logo colors from the case color. Supply named color references and identify flat, metallic or other requested effects; approve the physical result rather than relying on a monitor.

3. 3. Identify scale, layers and fine details

   State final logo width/height and orientation. Separate artwork layers where relevant. For raster images, provide the original file and intended print size; ask whether its effective resolution is sufficient. Ask Kejie to flag thin strokes, small text, transparency or gradients that need revision for the proposed method.

4. 4. Control the version

   Use one revision name across the artwork, placement proof and order brief. Include the model/color list and confirm that you hold the rights to use the logo. Agree a confidential sharing route before sending restricted designs.

Approve the decorated case—not only a digital mockup

Include phone fit, pocket/stand operation and accessory contact checks when the logo location or added layer can affect them. Ask what inspection is included in the quotation. Test conditions and approval criteria must be agreed; a sample photograph does not prove a durability rating.

Separate product quantities from custom-logo minimums

MOQ depends on the product, model/color split, artwork and application route. Current product references show why one minimum cannot represent every branded order:

• Silicone + PC platform: logo/text customization lists a reference MOQ of 50 pcs. Reconfirm the selected model, artwork and split conditions.
• PU card holder: the product lists 100 pcs per color as its product MOQ. Confirm whether the chosen stamped logo changes that requirement.
• Polka dot TPU + PC: 30 pcs is the listed standard product MOQ. It is not a confirmed custom-artwork minimum.

Different logos, colors or phone models can create separate runs and setup work. Ask whether quantities can be combined; do not assume that the total order qualifies every variation. The low-MOQ trial-order guide shows how to list quantities by model, color and artwork. Request sample, artwork/setup, unit-decoration and packaging charges separately, including any repeat-order conditions. Use the manufacturing cost comparison sheet to record included and separate charges on the same basis. No single price or lead time is promised here.

For coordinated packaging and repeat-order identity, use Kejie’s private-label program guide. When the brief changes the case structure or starts from your own design, review the OEM/ODM development route alongside logo customization.