We help IP owners and brand teams decide which parts of a character should become plush, acrylic, pins, cards or packaging—and how those products should still look like one family.
Before product work, the buyer confirms ownership or production authorization and supplies the usable character files. Front, side and back views, color references and protected details reduce interpretation errors.
We assign each idea to the medium that reproduces it best. Soft volume may suit plush; fine outlines may work better in acrylic or print; small graphic symbols may suit pins or cards.
One master drawing cannot be sent unchanged to every supplier. Plush needs pattern and embroidery decisions, acrylic needs cut lines and print layers, metal needs line-width and plating decisions, and packaging needs bleed and barcode space.
Samples are reviewed for expression, proportion, Pantone reference, scale and attachment details. A range review then checks whether colors, logo placement and naming remain consistent across products.
Backing cards, hang tags, inner bags, gift boxes and shipping cartons are chosen according to retail channel, event use, protection and destination requirements.
Yes, after reviewing usable views, colors, target buyers, quantities and the products planned for launch.
No. Each production method needs an adapted file and its own approval points.
Approve the product sample, colors, accessories, labels, packaging artwork and final packing method.
Share the product type, artwork status, quantity, size, destination and deadline. We will reply with the missing decisions, not a generic sales message.
