Fabric and trims
Colors, pile length, filling, webbing and accessories are prepared against supply conditions.
YILIUBA PLUSH TOYS东莞毛绒玩具生产工厂MOQ GUIDE
500–1,000 pieces is not a product-independent rule. It is the typical starting range for sharing fabric, pattern, craft, line-setup and packing costs across a custom run.
Exact MOQ is assessed by size, materials, craft, styles, packing and order terms.
WHY MOQ EXISTS
A custom plush toy first needs a repeatable production plan. When the run is small, fixed preparation costs are spread across fewer pieces.
Colors, pile length, filling, webbing and accessories are prepared against supply conditions.
Patterns, embroidery programs, printing and special construction are set before production.
Cutting, sewing, filling, shaping and assembly need scheduled workstations.
Hang cards, boxes, care labels, barcodes and carton packing also need preparation.
PROJECT VARIABLES
Two orders of 500 pieces can have very different feasibility depending on size, materials and style allocation.
Larger dimensions usually increase fabric use, filling and labor time.
Special fabrics, colors or trims may have supplier minimums.
At the same total volume, many small styles add pattern, changeover and packing work.
Embroidery, print, outfits, 3D parts and hardware affect setup.
Bags, hang cards, boxes, barcodes and assortment plans affect cost and timing.
Age grading, labels and buyer inspection requirements can change materials and process.
BELOW THE TYPICAL RANGE
A smaller run can still be reviewed, but the project first needs a way to reduce fixed setup work.
Concentrate volume on one or a few lead styles to reduce pattern and line changes.
Use common fabrics, filling and packing specifications where the design allows.
Rebalance dimensions and detail levels so a small run does not carry excessive material and labor.
Start with a more practical packing format and expand it when channel needs are clear.
Any adjustment to MOQ, price or product direction must be confirmed in writing against the specific product, order terms and production schedule.
FAQ
That is the typical range, not an identical fixed threshold for every project. Exact quantity depends on size, materials, craft, styles, packing and order terms.
You can send the brief first. We can assess whether fewer styles, shared materials, a size adjustment or simpler packing could improve feasibility.
Volume can spread fixed costs, but unit price also depends on materials, craft, packing, inspection and delivery conditions.
After the artwork, dimensions, materials, craft, style count, packing and destination-market requirements are clear enough for project review.
START A PROJECT
Share the product direction, size, style count, destination market and target arrival date so we can assess quote and sampling readiness.