When you engage in private labeling for a product, you’re essentially purchasing the authorization to market a product that has been created by a manufacturer. Typically, the core components of the product, like its fundamental specifications, patterns, or dimensions, remain unalterable. The manufacturer regulates the aspects that can be modified. For instance, in the context of private label clothing, you might have the option to relocate a pocket, but adjusting the pocket’s actual size might not be within your control.