Start with the character, artwork or campaign idea: not with a preset catalogue. We help define which products should be developed first, how they should work together, and what needs to be confirmed before sampling and production.
These are planning routes for a new brief. Choose one main product first; add a second format after its own quantity, budget and sample requirements are clear.
Start with one mascot plush design. Compare fabric, embroidery, finished size and retail packing through a physical sample. Fully custom plush commonly starts around 300–500 units per design; the final MOQ follows specification review.
Send the approved character views, target retail use, preferred size and quantity per design. We will identify missing views and the sample specification to confirm.
Consider an acrylic charm or magnet when flat artwork suits the design. Selected acrylic and magnet specifications may start around 100 units per SKU; artwork variants, hardware and packaging can change the minimum.
Send the crest or graphic, event use, proposed quantity per SKU, destination and receiving date. We will review the print, cut line, attachment and packing route.
A pin, badge or small keychain can be planned with a backing card or membership pack. Review the attachment, finish and contents together before choosing the outer pack. Minimums are checked for each process and SKU.
Send the pack contents, membership use, artwork and quantity per item. We will separate product, printed-card and packing decisions in the brief.
Consider a plush keychain beside a main mascot product. A smaller plush still needs its own pattern, simplified details, attachment and sample review. A combined order total does not replace the minimum for each design.
Send the shared character, proposed formats and quantities. We will identify which details can be shared and which need separate development.
Ask for a sample quote that identifies design or pattern work, materials, decoration setup, packaging, included revisions and courier charges. Agree the finished size and sample approval criteria first. Sample timing begins from the agreed brief, available materials and required approvals; production and transport need separate dates.
Open a category to compare suitable product formats, the decisions that affect sampling and cost, and the information we need from you. If you are still comparing options, start here and move into the category that best matches the character, audience, budget and release plan.
Character plush, mascot products, plush keychains and soft accessories. Best when shape, texture and emotional connection matter.
Explore plush & soft goodsCharacter figures, display pieces and collectible concepts. Structure, pose, finish, scale and packaging need to be reviewed together.
Explore figures & collectiblesAcrylic charms, standees, pins, badges, magnets and small fan merchandise for launches, events and retail sets.
Explore character merchandiseCollectible cards, backing cards, stickers, inserts and printed components that connect the product range and story.
Explore cards & paper goodsCustom boxes, sleeves, trays, backing cards and retail packaging designed around the contents, channel and shipping method.
Explore boxes & packagingA coordinated mix of plush, figures, acrylic, pins, cards and packaging built around one IP, campaign or event.
Explore merchandise collectionsThe examples below show the production decisions behind plush, acrylic and pins, including shape, materials, hardware, packaging and sample approval.
Shape, embroidery, clothing, fabric and proportion are checked through a physical sample.
View plush developmentArtwork, cut line, print, edge finish, hardware and packing are reviewed as one product specification.
View acrylic options
Size, finish, attachment, backing card and set packing are planned around the selling channel.
View pin optionsA practical product plan reduces unnecessary samples, inconsistent finishes and packaging problems later.
We review the character sheet, sketch, reference product or campaign brief and identify missing information.
We compare products by use case, target price, quantity, deadline, size and packaging needs.
Materials, structure, colors, craft details and packaging direction are tested through prototypes or samples.
Comments are applied and approved details become the reference for bulk production and QC.
Specialist suppliers, inspection points, packing, carton information and delivery timing are managed as one project path.
Combine a hero collectible with lower-price fan items, then keep colors and character details consistent across the range.
Use mascot plush as the main product, then extend into keychains, badges, cards and gift sets for different fan budgets.
Start with a controlled first range, test demand, and retain packaging and product specifications for repeat orders.
Choose products that fit the deadline, distribution method, audience size and on-site packing requirements.
A useful first review does not require a perfect technical pack. These details help us recommend the next step:
They change with material, structure, process, quantity, packaging and the number of products in the collection. We confirm a practical range after reviewing the brief instead of publishing one number for every idea.
Discuss Your Product IdeaYes. A sketch, character sheet, reference image or written brief is enough for an initial review. We will explain which production details must be clarified next.
Yes. We can plan a coordinated range, but the same artwork often needs adjustments for plush, figures, acrylic, pins, cards and packaging.
No. MOQ depends on the product, material, process, packaging and production setup. A mixed collection may also have a different MOQ for each item.
No. Box size, inserts, backing cards, labels and shipping protection can affect product dimensions, cost and production timing, so packaging should be reviewed early.
We review feasibility, missing details, suitable product formats and the likely sampling route, then prepare the information needed for a practical quote.
Send the artwork, intended use, quantity range, destination and deadline. We will help turn that information into a workable product development brief.
