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SAMPLING & REVIEW
Agree on the details.
Before production begins.
A physical sample helps your team review the look, feel and construction of your custom toy before confirming the production reference.
FROM ARTWORK TO A SHARED REFERENCE
Make the important
decisions visible.
Bring your artwork, dimensions and intended use. We review what needs to be developed and what your team needs to approve.
Define the sample brief
Share front, side and back views where available, colours, size and materials.
Review construction
For plush, discuss the pattern and fabric. For sculpted or mixed-material products, review the model and component relationships.
Record sample feedback
Collect comments on shape, expression, colour, finish, branding and packaging in one clear revision list.
WHAT TO CONFIRM
One reference for everyone.
Sample fees, revisions and timing are agreed for the actual specification.
01
Appearance & proportions
Compare size, silhouette, expression, colours and visible details against the brief.
02
Materials & construction
Review fabric or surface, filling, seams, joints and components as applicable.
03
Branding & presentation
Confirm labels, artwork placement, packaging and the approved version before production.
BEFORE WE BEGIN
Prepare a useful starting brief.
Send what you know and identify what is still undecided.
Yes. Share drawings or references and the intended product format. The scope of design development and sample work is reviewed before confirmation.
Timing depends on the design, materials, tooling where required and revisions. Request a project-specific estimate rather than relying on a universal timeline.
No. Appearance and construction approval are separate from applicable testing and documentation. Discuss destination-market requirements during project planning.
CONTINUE YOUR PROJECT
Choose your next step.
Review the product, development and production details together.
Ready to review your first sample?
Share your artwork, product direction and estimated quantity. Let’s define the next step together.