Series architecture
Define common, rare, hidden or prize-tier variants without inventing scarcity claims.
B2B custom manufacturing
Custom Blind-Box & Prize Merchandise Manufacturer
Build a controlled collectible assortment by defining the series, variants, ratio table, opaque packaging, random-packing instructions and carton allocation before production.
Who this manufacturing program is for
Licensed collectible brands
Planning, prototyping and bulk-production support for a documented B2B brief.
Retail and distribution teams
Planning, prototyping and bulk-production support for a documented B2B brief.
Prize and campaign operators
Planning, prototyping and bulk-production support for a documented B2B brief.
Toy and merchandise planners
Planning, prototyping and bulk-production support for a documented B2B brief.
Products and program options
- PVC figure series
- Plush and mascot assortments
- Acrylic and pin collections
- Keychains and accessory sets
- Tiered prize programs
- Blind bags, boxes and display cartons
Final feasibility, MOQ and production route are confirmed per SKU after artwork and specifications are reviewed.
Define the brief before requesting a quote
Master ratio table
Approve the planned quantity and packing ratio for every SKU.
Blind protection
Specify opaque inner pack, box, seal and product-protection requirements.
Display carton
Confirm pieces per display box and displays per master carton.
Traceability
Use batch, packing and reconciliation records where the process supports them.
Replacement plan
Define spare units and response rules for missing or damaged items.
Prototype-to-delivery workflow
- Series and product feasibility
- Variant prototype approval
- Ratio and packaging plan
- Packing instruction approval
- Production, sorting and reconciliation
- Display-carton and launch allocation
Risks to resolve early
- Ratios finalized after production quantities
- Packaging reveals product shape or color
- Similar variants mixed during sorting
- Display-box math does not reconcile
- Unsupported claims of perfect randomness
Quality and packing controls
- Variant-level appearance and function
- SKU identity and count records
- Inner pack, seal and label checks
- Ratio and carton reconciliation
- Retained batch evidence where agreed
What changes MOQ and schedule
- Series size and number of variants
- Tooling and prototype count
- Blind packaging development
- Ratio control and packing method
- Retail launch and carton allocation
There is no responsible universal MOQ or lead-time promise. We confirm both after reviewing the product, SKU and delivery plan.
RFQ checklist
- Rights context
- Series and variant list
- Planned ratio table
- Product size and material
- Quantity by SKU
- Blind and display packaging
- Market and age grade
- Launch date
Frequently asked questions
Can you manufacture blind-box merchandise from our designs?
Yes, for original or properly authorized designs after product, market and rights requirements are confirmed.
How are variant ratios controlled?
Use an approved master SKU and ratio table, batch quantities, packing instructions and count reconciliation.
Can a series include different product types?
It may be possible when size, weight, packaging and cost are compatible. Each format must pass feasibility first.
What is the MOQ per design?
MOQ depends on material, tooling, variant count and packaging. It is quoted by SKU rather than as one universal number.
Can you make blind bags, boxes and display cartons?
Yes, subject to approved dielines, opaque materials, labels, warnings, display count and master-carton requirements.
What files are needed for a quote?
Provide artwork or 3D files, variant list, planned ratios, dimensions, quantities, market, packaging and launch date.
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Ready to turn the brief into a production plan?
Send the artwork status, SKU list, quantities, packaging, market and required delivery date.
Request a Blind-Box or Prize Program Quote