Manufacturing
Explore the collection as a starting point for your manufacturing project. Define the construction, sample and order requirements for the version your brand needs.
Felt tunnels and foraging products start with panel shapes, openings and joining positions. Sewn toys add seam allowance, filling and attachment details. The sample brings these elements together so the dimensions, assembly and finish can be checked before production.
Foraging mats bring together the backing, folds and pockets; sewn toys add the cover, filling and attached details. The sample review checks stitch attachment, edge finish and access to pockets, alongside label position and finished dimensions.
| Product group | Details to supply | Output for approval |
|---|---|---|
| Felt and sewn toys | Dimensions, color references, openings and label artwork | Cut pattern, seam layout and assembled sample |
| Wooden feeders and sisal frames | Well or frame dimensions, moving parts and surface finish | Assembled sample with parts and fit recorded |
| Corrugated scratchers | Outer profile, insert dimensions and printed sides | Matched holder and insert or assembled modules |
| Retail packing | Pack count, artwork, barcode and delivery requirements | Pack layout, contents and carton measurements |
OEM / ODM
Each stage has a clear decision to agree before the next one begins.
Share your SKU or idea, market, quantity and customization requirements.
Review construction, materials, packaging and the scope of development; agree the quotation.
Agree what the product and packaging sample should include, its charge and preparation schedule.
Record the accepted dimensions, materials, appearance and revisions for the final version.
Confirm the order quantity, specifications, schedule, payment and inspection arrangements.
Review the agreed checks and packing details; confirm shipment and issue-reporting arrangements.
Reference preparation windows for routine projects. Confirm the schedule for your exact SKU, quantity and customization in the quotation.
From confirmation of the sample brief, artwork and required materials, once the agreed sample arrangements are complete.
From written sample approval and confirmation of the order, required materials and agreed order conditions.
These are planning estimates for routine projects, not guaranteed arrival dates. New development, material sourcing, revisions, custom packaging and larger orders may need longer. Laboratory testing, transit, customs and public holidays are additional; the agreed order schedule takes precedence.
Confirm your project schedule