Turn your original corporate character into a custom plush. We support design review, sample production, mass production, QC, and packaging for novelty goods, promotional campaigns, and official mascot merchandise.
Finalize specifications after checking design reproduction
We adjust the eyes, mouth, and expression details to match the character personality.
We select fabric and embroidery colors for stable reproduction.
Logos and graphic details can be reproduced cleanly with embroidery when suitable.
We propose plush fabrics based on texture, pile length, and the desired look.
We recommend sizes based on distribution, retail, display, or mascot use.
Key specifications are organized by material, size, processing, and packaging. These are not fixed presets; they are combined according to use case, budget, and delivery schedule.
| Item to Confirm | Available Options | Quote Checkpoint |
|---|---|---|
| Size | 5-10 cm, 10-15 cm, 20-30 cm, and larger sizes | Recommended size changes depending on distribution, retail, or display use. |
| Main Fabric | Short fur, boa, sheep boa-style fabric, velour, brushed fabric, and more | Pile length affects the facial impression, outline, and color appearance. |
| Face Details | Embroidery, printing, safety parts, applique, or combined methods | Thin lines and small lettering require checks for embroidery width or printing method. |
| Clothing & Hats | Sewn-on clothing, hats, capes, uniforms, and small accessories | Detachable or sewn-on construction affects cost, durability, and production stability. |
| Attachment Hardware | Ball chains, lobster clasps, carabiners, straps, D-rings | For bag charms, hardware strength and attachment position must be confirmed. |
| Packaging | OPP bags, backing cards, blind bags, outer boxes, SKU sorting | Packaging requirements differ for retail, event distribution, and e-commerce shipping. |
| Safety Checks | Material checks, part pull checks, and third-party testing by request | Required documents depend on target age, sales region, and distribution conditions. |
For characters wearing hats or clothing, separating the plush body from the outfit makes specifications easier to decide. If the item will be used as a plush keychain or bag charm, attachment parts such as ball chains and lobster clasps should be planned at the same time.
Check proportions, face embroidery, limb shape, and sitting posture without the outfit to lock the character balance.
For hats, jackets, and uniforms, confirm fabric thickness, seam allowance, detachability, and how well parts stay in place.
Smaller parts tend to vary more in mass production, so attachment position and scale should be checked on the sample.
Decide main fabric, outfit fabric, ball chain or clasp color, strength, and attachment position together.
For bag charm or keychain use, choose attachment parts according to body size, weight, and hanging direction.
| Review Target | Specification to Decide | Impact on Quote and Mass Production |
|---|---|---|
| Body | Size, stuffing volume, face embroidery, fabric color, limb shape | These affect pattern making, embroidery setup, and sample revision count. |
| Detachable Outfit | Detachable type, sewn-on type, hook-and-loop fastener, button-style parts | More parts increase sewing time and inspection checkpoints. |
| Hat & Shoes | Fixing position, thickness, shape retention, left-right balance | For smaller sizes, shape stability and production variance are important. |
| Hardware | Ball chain, lobster clasp, carabiner, attachment tape | For bag charms, strength checks and sewn-in positions should be decided in advance. |
Accessory Options
When using a corporate character plush as a bag charm or keychain, parts should be selected based on size, weight, and attachment position.
Ball chains, lobster clasps, straps, carabiners, backing cards, and OPP bags can be reviewed together based on sales method and packaging requirements.
Accessories affect not only appearance but also hanging position, target age, sales method, and packaging. Organizing the points below during sampling makes specification decisions and quotation smoother.
Select accessories together with plush body design, attachment position, and packaging based on use scene and sales format.
| Accessory Type | Main Parts | Recommended Use | Small-Lot Support |
|---|---|---|---|
| Straps | Color cord straps, ball chain straps | Phones, bags, cameras, pouches | Available |
| Keychains & Keyrings | Lobster clasps, hooks, jump rings, keyrings | Keys, bag charms, retail goods | Available |
| Ball Chain | Same length, multiple colors, plating color variations | Mascots, novelty goods, connected charms | Available |
| Carabiners & Hooks | Plastic carabiners, metal carabiners, hooks | Bags, belts, event use | Available |
| Connector Parts | Split rings, D-rings, chains, swivel rings | Connecting multiple mascots, series development | Available |
| Packaging Parts | OPP bags, header bags, backing cards, JAN/item labels | Retail, e-commerce shipping, SKU sorting | Available |
Changing part color, size, or metal finish can significantly change the impression and sales use of the same mascot.
A standard option for phones, pouches, and bags. Suitable for color variations and multiple SKUs.
A versatile option for keys and bag charms. Hardware color can make the item feel casual or premium.
A common part for mascots and keychains. Easy to pair with backing cards and OPP bags.
Easy to attach to bags or belts and useful for event goods or outdoor-inspired merchandise.
Useful for two-piece charms or series presentation. When linking multiple mascots, check total weight and pulling direction.
Bead chains and necklace-style parts can turn the mascot into a more accessory-like product.
The plush body and accessory parts can be designed together based on product use.
Accessory attachment can also be discussed for small-lot projects. Deciding the body, hardware, and packaging together makes sampling and mass production management smoother.
Even for the same corporate character, the best specification changes depending on novelty distribution, retail sales, regional promotion, or event display. Deciding the use case first makes quotation and sampling smoother.
| Use Case | Recommended Size | Specification Approach | Key Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Novelty Giveaways | 10-15 cm | Prioritize cost, easy distribution, and character visibility. | Confirm individual packaging, backing cards, and event deadlines early. |
| Corporate Mascot | 20-30 cm | Focus on facial expression, body shape, and fabric texture as the face of the brand. | Check proportions and face reproduction carefully during sampling. |
| Bag Charms | 8-12 cm | Add a ball chain or lobster clasp for easy carrying. | Confirm hardware position, stitching strength, and drop risk. |
| Regional Character Merchandise | 12-25 cm | Consider shelf appearance, retail price range, and multiple SKU development. | Color and outfit variations require SKU control and packaging labels. |
| Event Display / Photo Spots | 30 cm or larger | Prioritize volume and stability that can be seen from a distance. | Larger sizes require checks for sampling, transport, and storage conditions. |
When turning flat artwork into a plush, some illustrated details cannot be translated directly into sewing. Identifying risks before mass production helps reduce brand-image mismatch.
| Common Risk | Why It Happens | Prevention |
|---|---|---|
| Facial expression changes | Embroidery position, eye angle, and mouth line width can strongly change the impression. | Specify face part positions and confirm with sample photos. |
| Color looks different from the design | Pile length, lighting, and fabric lot differences can change perceived color. | Select close fabric colors and confirm with a physical sample. |
| Fine lines become unclear | Embroidery has minimum line width limits, so small text and thin lines may be difficult. | We propose embroidery, printing, or applique depending on the detail. |
| Clothing looks stiff | On small sizes, fabric thickness becomes more visible and clothing layers are harder to express. | Adjust sewing position, part count, and fabric thickness during sampling. |
| Hardware looks too large | On small plush items, chains and carabiners can look proportionally large. | Confirm attachment position and hardware size during the design stage. |
For corporate projects, specifications should be fixed before sample approval. We proceed step by step through quotation, material selection, pattern making, revisions, mass production, and QC.
Review front artwork, reference images, use case, and target size.
Organize fabric, embroidery, clothing, accessories, and packaging requirements.
Check cost factors based on quantity, size, and processing conditions.
Create the 3D plush sample and check the finish by photo or physical sample.
Apply revisions to expression, color, size, clothing, and accessories.
Lock mass-production specs and decide packaging and inspection conditions.
Proceed with cutting, embroidery, sewing, stuffing, and finishing.
Check appearance, quantity, packaging, and SKU sorting before shipment.
For novelty and retail goods, delivery quality includes not only the plush body but also packaging condition, quantities, and SKU sorting.
Create a high-quality mascot that represents your brand.
Palm-sized plush that is easy to distribute and useful for promotions.
Turn an original local character into a tangible plush product.
Costumes such as uniforms and character outfits can be planned as part of the plush.
500 pcs per design
Multiple SKUs from 300 pcs each by request
| Quantity Range | Suggested Plan |
|---|---|
| 500-999 pcs | Small-Lot Plan |
| 1,000-2,999 pcs | Standard Plan |
| 3,000+ pcs | Volume Plan |
We confirm your requirements before preparing a quote.
Sample: approx. 7-10 days
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Mass production: approx. 45 days or more
Varies by quantity and specification
Urgent projects can be discussed. We propose a schedule in advance.
For corporate character plush projects, we review facial expression, embroidery placement, uniforms, brand colors, tags, and attachment parts during sampling. When unreleased characters or internal documents are involved, NDA handling and approval-file sharing can be arranged according to project requirements.
Front, side, and back views help improve quote accuracy.
Please share the desired height in cm or preferred size impression.
Please share the target production quantity.
Please share your desired delivery date.
Tell us whether the item is for promotion, commemorative gifts, or retail sales.
Please share whether individual packaging or special packaging is needed.
We can confirm unreleased files, approval rounds, sharing scope, and whether NDA handling is needed.
Spec sheets, estimated quantity, SKU count, packaging, brand colors, and target schedule help your internal review move faster.
Common first-consultation questions are organized by lot size, samples, specifications, safety checks, and packaging.
The usual starting point is 500 pcs per design. If multiple designs are produced together with similar specifications and sizes, each design may be discussed from 300 pcs.
A rough quote can be discussed from front artwork alone. For a more accurate quote, target size, quantity, use case, packaging, and back/side design information are helpful.
Yes. A sample is made before mass production so expression, size, materials, embroidery, clothing, hardware, and packaging can be confirmed before finalizing the mass-production specification.
Price mainly depends on size, fabric, embroidery area, part count, clothing complexity, quantity, packaging, inspection requirements, and shipping method. We confirm costs project by project rather than using a fixed unit price.
Yes. Hat, uniform, coat, scarf, and accessory specifications can be supported. For smaller sizes, fabric thickness and sewing method should be checked during sampling.
Ball chains, lobster clasps, carabiners, straps, and other attachment hardware can be supported. For bag charm use, attachment position and strength should be confirmed in advance.
Embroidery is suitable for facial details, logos, and clear line patterns. Detailed gradients or complex artwork may require printing or applique combinations.
Required checks vary by sales region, target age, and use case. Material checks, part pull checks, and third-party testing can be discussed according to project conditions.
After specifications are confirmed, sampling usually takes about 7-10 days and mass production usually takes about 45 days or more. Timing varies by quantity, revision count, packaging, and shipping method.
OPP bags, backing-card packaging, outer boxes, SKU sorting, and carton labels can be supported. Packaging is decided based on event distribution, retail, or e-commerce shipping.
NDA handling and design data management conditions can be discussed. For unreleased characters, we define the sharing scope, approval rounds, color references, uniforms, tags, and internal approval materials in advance.
Yes. Company mascots, anniversary items, employee gifts, municipal characters, and tourism souvenir use cases can be reviewed by size, material, packaging, and approval-file requirements.
Prepare design files, target size, quantity, SKU count, packaging, approval rounds, preferred schedule, inspection requirements, and whether NDA handling is needed. This makes quotation and internal review easier.
Yes. We can start from a rough sketch or reference image. Before mass production, front/back/side views, color references, and size details should be organized to finalize the specification.
Consultation and quotation are free. Send your design and project details to start.
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