What should a buyer send for a custom plush RFQ?
Send artwork or reference photos, target size, quantity per design, number of designs, destination market, target age, packaging request, label or barcode needs and desired delivery timing. If the design is a character, front, side and back views make sampling more accurate.
Quote-ready plush project checklist
| RFQ item | What to include | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Artwork | Front, side, back view, logo or reference photos | Helps review shape, expression and sample difficulty |
| Size | Target height or finished keychain size | Affects fabric use, stuffing, packaging and freight |
| Quantity | Units per design and number of designs | MOQ is reviewed per design and SKU plan |
| Market | Destination country and target age | Guides label, testing and warning discussion |
| Packaging | Hangtag, label, card, bag, box or display carton | Affects cost, sample approval and carton size |
| Timing | Target sample date, launch date or delivery window | Helps review whether the schedule is realistic |
Choose the right sourcing route
Details that usually slow down quotation
The most common delays come from missing size, unclear quantity per design, artwork that only shows one angle, packaging that is requested after the sample, or market requirements that are not mentioned until late in the project.
Use this message format
Copy this structure into your email or WhatsApp message and attach artwork after contact.
- Product type: mascot plush / keychain / blind box / private label
- Artwork status: sketch / logo / 3-view art / reference photos
- Size: target height or finished keychain size
- Quantity: pieces per design and number of designs
- Market: destination country and target age
- Packaging: hangtag, card, bag, box, display carton or none
What happens after you send the RFQ
- Project review: the factory checks design complexity, size, materials, packaging and MOQ direction.
- Clarification: missing details are confirmed before sampling or quotation is finalized.
- Sample route: the buyer reviews sample cost, sample scope and revision expectations.
- Bulk planning: approved sample, packaging, labels and carton data are confirmed before production.
