Private-label toys
Your collection, under your brand
Collection development, sample approval, branding and production planning. Labels and packaging are designed as part of the product.
The Details That Make It Yours
Collection development, sample approval, branding and production planning. Labels and packaging are designed as part of the product.
- Sketch, illustration or character brief
- Size, construction and character proportions
- Plush fabrics, brand colours and embroidery
- Accessories, labels and packaging
- Sample approval before production
From Brief to Production
Your character or a new design
Scope and production estimate
Development and approval
Quality checks throughout
Ukraine and worldwide
The Right Production Quantity
Typical export planning: 500–5,000+ pieces. This is not a universal minimum. Smaller quantities depend on materials, construction and customisation.
Sample Approval & Quality
Approve a sample before the production run. Inspection criteria and documentation requirements are recorded in the project specification.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is your minimum order quantity?
MOQ depends on construction, materials and branding. Typical export projects in the architecture are 500–5,000+ pieces; smaller runs are reviewed by product. A specific minimum is confirmed only after a project review.
Can you work from a drawing?
A brief can start with an illustration, character, sketch or written idea. Product construction is developed and a prototype is reviewed before production.
Will I approve a sample before production?
Yes. Development, prototyping and written sample approval are separate stages. Development fees and revision rounds are agreed in the proposal.
How are quality and product safety handled?
Materials, age grading, inspection criteria and documentation are agreed for the specific product and target market. Applicable testing and compliance documentation must be confirmed for each specific product and destination market.
A character of your own? Let’s make it real.
Tell us about your idea. We’ll discuss the format, details and next steps.
