
R&D & Sample Development
Our R&D team reviews references, proportions, expressions and construction details before a sample moves into production planning.
We are a large-scale custom plush production company in Dongguan, China, with over 10 years of manufacturing experience. We hold a FAMA certificate and have long-term OEM manufacturing experience for international brands including Disney, Universal and Pokémon. These are actual factory photos showing the stages behind a custom run of 3,000 pieces per design or more.
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Follow the work through our sample room, embroidery, sewing, stuffing and packing areas. These real factory photos show where your design is developed and how its approved details move through production.
Agree the character shape, materials, decoration and packing before the bulk run. Those references give your team and ours a shared basis for checking the finished product. See the quality checkpoints below →
For supplier approval, review the FAMA and OEM documentation checklist. Relevant facility documents, character rights and product-specific test requirements are confirmed for your program.
Our R&D team reviews references, proportions, expressions and construction details before a sample moves into production planning.

Design and sales teams organize buyer requirements, artwork notes, size targets, branding details and revision feedback for factory execution.

Embroidery is prepared for facial features, logos and decorative details, with thread colors and placement checked against the approved sample.

Cut components are sewn and assembled according to the approved pattern, with attention to seam strength, shape and alignment.

Bulk production is organized by process so components can move through assembly, finishing and in-line checking in a controlled sequence.

Stuffing volume and distribution are adjusted to maintain the intended shape, softness and appearance before closing.

Manual finishing supports detail correction, accessory placement, thread trimming and appearance checks that require hands-on work.

Finished plush items are checked, organized and packed according to the agreed polybag, label, hangtag or retail packaging plan.

Packed cartons are organized for shipment preparation, quantity confirmation and export communication with the buyer or forwarder.

The showroom supports product selection, sample discussion and assortment planning for visiting buyers and project teams.

The sales team coordinates design files, quotation details, sampling updates, packaging confirmation and shipment communication.
We start with the sample and specifications you approve, then review materials, construction, finishing and packing against them. Your design, intended users and destination market determine the additional checks to agree before production.
Discuss the inspection scope, acceptance criteria and evidence your procurement team needs during project review.
Review proportions, facial expression, finished dimensions and accessory placement on the physical sample. Confirm the approved version and any revisions before releasing the bulk run.
Check fabric, filling, thread colors and decoration against the agreed references. Confirm embroidery size and placement so the character details carry through to production.
Review panel alignment, seam placement and accessory attachment against the approved construction. The pattern and sample guide how the flat components become the plush shape.
Compare fullness, balance and silhouette with the sample. Review seam closure, loose threads and visible finish before the product is prepared for packing.
Review appearance, quantity, labels, hangtags and packaging against the order requirements. Confirm carton quantities and marks for shipment preparation.
Agree any needle-control, metal-detection, laboratory testing or buyer inspection requirements before production. The plan depends on construction, intended age group and destination market; confirm the required evidence for your order.
This tour shows the production environment. Use the Manufacturer page for service scope, then review FAMA, OEM experience, project rights and product-specific evidence separately.
Tell us what your brand is developing, where it will be sold and which product details matter most. We can discuss sampling, quality requirements and packing for custom orders from 3,000 pieces per design.
Use a practical scorecard alongside factory and production evidence.
Open the Plush Supplier Evaluation Scorecard →