SMALL-SIZE SPECIALISM
Why is 10–20 cm custom plush difficult to manufacture?
How millimetre-level variation, facial spacing, pile and stuffing affect a small character.
Read articleLEQIQU KNOWLEDGE CENTER
Custom Plush Knowledge Center
Eighteen public guides plus a dedicated FAQ cover 10–20 cm design, market testing, pile, embroidery, sampling, production consistency and inspection. Each page begins with a direct answer and includes tables and an actionable summary.
Read 24 common questionsMARKET TESTING
Which tests may apply to plush toys sold in the EU, US, Japan or Korea?
A market-by-market guide to applicable standards and project-specific laboratory scope.
Read articleFABRIC PARAMETERS
What pile height works for a small custom plush toy?
Match finished size, facial clarity, pile direction and common fabric families.
Read articleSMALL-SIZE EMBROIDERY
Can a 10–15 cm plush toy use embroidery?
How to choose among embroidery, printing and appliqué at a small scale.
Read articleSAMPLE DIAGNOSIS
Why does a custom plush sample fail?
Diagnose pattern, stretch, pile, embroidery, stuffing and feature-placement problems.
Read articleDESIGN FEASIBILITY
Why can’t a large plush pattern simply be scaled down?
At smaller sizes, facial spacing, embroidery weight and side contours change how the character reads.
Read articleQUOTE REVIEW
Why do quotes differ for the same artwork?
Beyond unit price, compare revision scope, production references and inspection methods.
Read articleFIRST PROJECT
Pattern, prototype, revision and approval sample—what do they mean?
A plain-language guide to the key stages between a flat design and bulk production.
Read articlePROJECT BRIEF
What should you prepare before a custom plush project?
A clear brief lets feasibility review and pricing start from the same project conditions.
Read articleMATERIAL CHOICE
How do you choose plush fabric? Start with use, then feel
Short pile, long pile and ultra-soft are only starting labels; color, shedding, texture and construction all matter.
Read articleTECHNIQUE CHOICE
Embroidery or printing: which works for plush eyes and graphics?
Each technique fits different artwork and sizes, so unit price is not the only consideration.
Read articleSAMPLE APPROVAL
How should an approval sample be reviewed before bulk production?
Approval is more than asking whether it looks right; it should preserve the points that control production.
Read articleQUALITY CHECK
What is normally checked during custom plush inspection?
Appearance, dimensions, sewing, components and packing should be reviewed against project-specific risks.
Read articlePROJECT PLANNING
What determines the lead time for a custom plush project?
Timing is shaped by more than factory scheduling: design maturity and approval pace make a direct difference.
Read articleSUPPLIER SELECTION
How should you choose a custom plush manufacturer?
Compare how a supplier evaluates your project, not only a headline price or a single render.
Read articleBULK CONSISTENCY
What does sample-to-bulk consistency mean for custom plush?
Consistency is not a slogan: materials, key dimensions, appearance and inspection references need to be made clear early.
Read articleQUALITY DEFINITION
What does quality mean in custom plush manufacturing?
Quality is not only softness or appearance. It is the alignment of character fidelity, materials, methods and delivery references.
Read articleIP & MASCOTS
What should be clarified before an IP or mascot plush project?
Prioritize character-defining features, intended use and the details that cannot be compromised.
Read articleEditorial policy
Content uses public parameters and general production reasoning, updated 2026-09-15. It does not reveal unauthorized client material; timing, MOQ and testing remain project-specific.
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