OEM / ODM plush development
OEM & ODM Custom Plush Development
Start with finished artwork or an early concept. Define the project scope before sampling.
Custom plush development
OEM & ODM.
Start where you are.
Have production artwork, or just an idea? The first step is to define what the plush should look like, how it will be used and which details matter to your brand.
Fabric & Filling
Texture, pile, color and hand feel.
Size & Construction
Dimensions, shape and attachments.
Branding & Labels
Embroidery, color references and labels.
Packaging
Hangtags, individual packing and sets.
Manufacture from
your design brief.
Start with your artwork, character references or product specifications, then align the details for sampling.
- What you provideArtwork, size, intended use and estimated quantity.
- What we discussMaterials, construction, branding and sample scope.
- What gets confirmedThe sample and written specifications for your order.
Develop a plush concept
around your brand.
Start with a product idea or reference and build a development brief before moving to sampling.
- What you provideYour audience, inspiration and collection goals.
- What we discussShape, fabric, colors, features and presentation.
- What gets confirmedA development direction and the next sampling steps.
Prepare a useful development brief.
Not every detail needs to be final. Tell us what is fixed and what is open for discussion.
| Decision | OEM starting point | ODM starting point |
|---|---|---|
| Design | Your artwork, character sheet or product specification | Your concept, audience and visual references |
| Construction | Confirm how the design can be produced | Discuss shape, construction and material options |
| Branding | Provide logo files and placement requirements | Define branding together with the product concept |
| Approval | Review the sample against the agreed specification | Approve a development direction, then a sample |
| Order planning | Confirm quantity, packaging and delivery requirements | Confirm the same order details after the product direction is agreed |
Artwork, rights and approvals
Provide artwork and characters you own or are authorized to use. Discuss ownership, confidentiality, sample revisions and approval responsibilities before work begins.
A photograph is a starting reference, not a complete manufacturing specification. Size, fabric, seams, attachments, labels and packaging still need to be agreed.
Your next step
Bring us your design or your starting idea.
Share your reference, approximate size, destination market and planned quantity.