ASENCAMPING

WHO WE WORK WITH / OUTDOOR BRANDS

Inflatable Camping Tents for Outdoor Brands

Build a differentiated product range with one agreed definition for purchasing, marketing and repeat orders.

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MOQ 50Mixed-model combinations are reviewed by product.
7-15 daysSample scope and timing are agreed per project.
In-house air beamsDiscuss the frame directly with its maker.
Order-based lead timeBulk timing is assessed against quantity and specification.

YOUR PRODUCT POSITION

Define what makes it yours.

A private-label product needs more than a logo. Connect the buyer, price position and use case to an intentional configuration.

01

Product differentiation

Choose the dimensions, space plan, materials and visible details that give the model a role in your range.

02

Sample-to-order alignment

Record the approved details and inspection points your team needs to repeat.

03

Order planning

Connect model quantities, launch timing, packing and destination requirements.

CUSTOMIZABLE MODELS

Choose by role in your product range.

Compare real products and specifications, then develop the details that make the model yours.

Side and front view of the LT-18.16 inflatable camping tent
LT-18.16 large family and accommodation model.

LT-18.16 / LARGE TWO-ZONE

Build the core family or group model.

360 x 505 x 236 cm / 18.16 m2

Start with the current outer size, removable partition and opening arrangement.

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Army green LT-09-Z modular inflatable tent showing the connected side profile
LT-09-Z base-and-extension direction in an army-green reference colour.

LT-09-Z / MODULAR

Add space without copying the same SKU.

9 m2 base + 9 m2 extension

Define how the base tent and connected extension should work independently and together.

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Long inflatable Majlis-style camping tent viewed from the front corner in a workshop
Front-corner view showing the long form and exposed air frame.

LTE SERIES / MAJLIS FORMAT

Build a regional range direction.

9 / 16 / 18 m2 produced sizes

Define the seating or sleeping plan, privacy, openings and packed set for the destination market.

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RANGE ARCHITECTURE

Build a range, not a pile of similar SKUs.

Give every model a clear reason to exist before adding colourways or minor variations.

01

Entry direction

A focused model with a clear price and feature role.

02

Core family model

The main volume direction for space, handling and repeat sales.

03

Step-up model

More space, stronger visual identity or additional room planning.

04

Support set

Pump, anchoring, repair items, carry bag, instructions and carton.

DEVELOPMENT PATH

Connect the product and manufacturing decisions.

01

Choose a base model.

Compare footprint, interior use, frame expression and expected retail position.

02

Define the changes.

Turn brand goals into dimensions, layout, material, component and packing decisions.

03

Check the manufacturing.

Connect each product requirement with factory capability and sample checks.

SAMPLE DEVELOPMENT

Agree the sample first.

Sample development is normally 7-15 days after the configuration and scope are agreed.

  1. 01

    Share the brief

    Target market, product requirements and estimated quantity.

  2. 02

    Confirm the scope

    Configuration, feasibility, sample cost and timing.

  3. 03

    Review the sample

    Assess the agreed requirements and record revisions.

  4. 04

    Confirm the order

    Approve the specification, quantity and production timing.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

Turn the sample into a repeatable product.

Give purchasing, quality, marketing and after-sales teams one clear definition for every order.

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Model revision
One controlled model name, date and revision for every team.
Dimensions & plan
Outer size, usable space, doors, windows, partitions and furniture clearances.
Materials
Named outer, floor, mesh, clear panels, colours and approved material samples.
Air system
Tube geometry, diameter, junctions, valves, sleeves and repair access.
Branding & packing
Artwork, labels, manual, carry bag, carton marks and accessory list.
Inspection points
The checks and acceptance criteria agreed for this exact configuration.

BEFORE YOUR INQUIRY

Questions worth asking.

What should an outdoor brand include in the first brief?

Share the target user, destination market, reference model, intended changes, estimated quantity, target timing and brand or packing requirements already known.

Can ASEN start from an existing reference?

Yes. A reference can help define the direction, but the ASEN sample and written specification must confirm the final dimensions, materials, structure and sellable details.

How is a repeat order kept aligned?

Keep the approved sample, specification revision, artwork, component schedule, packaging file and inspection points together for every repeat order.

YOUR NEXT TENT PROJECT

Bring your brief.
Start the conversation.

Product type. Target market. Quantity. Custom requirements.

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