Custom Plush Toy Factory in Yangzhou
WisePlush operates a custom plush toy factory in Yangzhou, China, with areas for sampling, fabric handling, cutting, sewing, stuffing, finishing, needle inspection, and packing.
- ✓ Factory in Yangzhou, founded in 2006
- ✓ Sampling, sewing, stuffing, and packing areas
- ✓ MOQ from 100 pcs
A Self-Owned Plush Toy Factory in Yangzhou
WisePlush operates a self-owned plush toy factory at No. 7 Liuzhuang Road, Hanjiang District, Yangzhou, Jiangsu, China. The factory was founded in 2006 and supports custom plush projects for brand gifts, promotional products, mascot plush, character plush, retail plush, plush keychains, plush bags, anime-style plush, pillows, and private label orders.
Orders move through sampling, material preparation, cutting, sewing, stuffing, finishing, inspection, and packing areas according to the approved sample and order requirements.
About WisePlushFactory Information
Review the factory location, standard MOQ, sampling time, and typical production time before discussing an order.
Founded
WisePlush has supported custom plush production since 2006.
MOQ
Standard custom plush MOQ starts from 100 pcs.
Sample Days
Most custom plush samples take about 7-10 days after details are confirmed.
Bulk Days
Bulk production usually takes 15-25 days after sample approval.
Production timing depends on project complexity, material availability, embroidery workload, printing needs, packaging structure, quantity, production season, and shipping preparation.
Custom Plush Production Areas
Each area handles a specific part of custom plush sampling, production, inspection, or packing.
Sample Making Area
Artwork and design notes are turned into first plush samples.
Review point: sample tables, fabric swatches, embroidery review, and shape adjustment work.
Fabric Handling
Short plush, minky, velboa, faux fur, sherpa, and other materials are checked before cutting.
Review point: fabric color, pile direction, texture, and material organization.
Cutting Area
Fabric pieces are cut according to the approved pattern.
Review point: cutting templates, fabric layers, part organization, and size control.
Sewing Area
Cut pieces are sewn into plush shells.
Review point: stitch consistency, seam allowance, small part handling, clothing, or accessory sewing.
Stuffing Area
Plush shells are filled with PP cotton or suitable filling.
Review point: filling amount, shape recovery, soft hand feel, and even body shape.
Finishing Area
Loose threads, surface shape, accessories, labels, and details are reviewed.
Review point: thread trimming, embroidery edge review, and eye or accessory placement.
Needle Inspection
Plush items pass through needle detection when required.
Review point: needle detector, inspection records, and checked cartons or batches when required.
Packing Area
Plush toys are packed into OPP bags, gift boxes, retail packs, or cartons.
Review point: hang tags, woven labels, barcode labels, carton labels, and compression limits.
Sample Making Area
The sample making area is where a custom plush project becomes physical for the first time. A buyer may send artwork, a mascot file, a character design, a product sketch, or a reference photo. The sample team reviews the shape, fabric choice, size, embroidery, printing, accessories, and label direction before creating a sample.
For plush toys, small differences matter. Ear shape, eye placement, embroidery thickness, fabric pile direction, arm position, clothing fit, and stuffing amount can change how the final product looks.
- Sample table with plush samples in progress
- Fabric swatches and color review
- Embroidery or printing detail review
- Shape adjustment or pattern review
Fabric Handling and Cutting
Fabric handling affects the final appearance of custom plush toys. Materials such as short plush, minky, velboa, faux fur, sherpa, and other plush fabrics need to be reviewed for color, pile direction, texture, thickness, and suitability for the product shape.
In the cutting area, fabric pieces are prepared according to the approved pattern. For custom plush orders, clear part organization helps reduce mix-ups between body panels, ears, arms, clothing pieces, accessories, or small decorative parts.
View Sampling ProcessProduction Areas and Order Checks
These in-house areas help the team review product details from approved sample to packing, while still planning around project complexity, materials, accessories, and season.
What to Prepare Before Asking
Send artwork, target size, quantity, destination country, intended use, fabric preference, embroidery or printing details, label needs, packaging requirements, delivery window, and compliance requirements if relevant.
Sewing, Stuffing, and Finishing
The sewing area turns cut fabric parts into plush shells. Stuffing gives the plush product its volume and hand feel. Finishing work includes loose thread trimming, surface shape review, embroidery edge review, label placement, and accessory checks.
Needle Inspection and Packing
Needle inspection is an important factory control point when required by the order and product type. Packing may include OPP bags, hang tags, woven labels, barcode labels, gift boxes, retail packaging, or carton packing.
How In-House Areas Help Project Control
Keeping sample making, cutting, sewing, stuffing, needle inspection, and packaging inside one factory helps the team discuss sample changes, production details, inspection points, and packing needs against the approved standard.
Discuss Your Custom Plush Order
Send your artwork, target size, quantity, packaging needs, destination country, and required delivery date for review.
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