What to Include in a Custom Plush Toy RFQ

A useful request for quotation does not need to solve every design question. It should give the manufacturing team enough information to understand the toy you want and identify what still needs discussion.

Begin with artwork that you own or have permission to use. A front view is helpful; a back and side view become important when the character has a distinctive tail, clothing or unusual shape. Mark the features that must be preserved, such as a logo color, face expression or accessory.

Add a target size and explain how it is measured. A 30 cm sitting character and a 30 cm lying character can require different patterns and packaging. If you have a preferred fabric or filling, describe it or send a sample reference. If you are undecided, say what touch and appearance you are aiming for.

Include an estimated order quantity, intended market, packaging format and target delivery window. These details help the team discuss production choices; they are not a promise that a particular price or schedule is available. Also flag any testing or labeling requirements relevant to your market so they can be reviewed early.

CUDMATE's OEM and ODM process begins with an idea submission and quotation. Send a brief with the information you already have, and list the open decisions separately. That makes the first reply more specific and gives both sides a practical starting point.

Internal link placement: Link the first natural mention of CUDMATE OEM and ODM service to https://www.cudmateco.com/pages/oem-odm-service and add a relevant contact CTA to https://www.cudmateco.com/pages/contact .