Private Label Plush
Custom plush produced under your brand, with packaging, hangtags, and care labels designed to your spec. Compatible with retail and DTC storefronts.
Launch a private label plush program without building a factory. LuckeeART manufactures custom plush toys, mascots, and keychain plush for brands, agencies, and retailers — from concept and prototype to mass production, with safety test reports for global markets.
Custom plush produced under your brand, with packaging, hangtags, and care labels designed to your spec. Compatible with retail and DTC storefronts.
Brand mascots and character IP turned into plush. Concept, sculpt, embroidery, and production against your style guide — including apparel-grade stitching for high-detail designs.
Compact plush pendants and keychains — a popular entry point for new programs, with hardware like metal clasps and lobster claws sourced to your spec.
Promotional plush for events, conferences, and corporate gifting. Custom fabric, embroidered logos, and packaging built for branded fulfillment.
Illustrator support, plush-specific sculpt, fabric and finish selection, samples, and bulk production — all in one program. No hand-offs between design studio and factory.
We source test reports against the standards that apply to your destination market: EN 71 (EU), ASTM F963 / CPSIA (US), AS/NZS 8124 (AU/NZ), GB 6675 (CN). Documentation that holds up to retail compliance review.
Custom retail packaging, hangtags, polybags, and barcoded cartons. We can match the spec your category buyer already requires.
Production runs sized to your first sell-through. We can roll forward to a second PO without re-tooling, so you can test, learn, and ramp.
Direct-to-consumer brands adding a plush SKU alongside apparel or print products. Branded packaging and ecommerce-friendly fulfillment.
Stores and category buyers stocking private-label plush under their own banner, with packaging and barcodes matched to existing SKU conventions.
Agencies sourcing promotional plush for client events, conferences, and corporate gift programs with branded packaging and pre-consolidated fulfillment.
IP holders and rights owners licensing character plush under their own label, with documentation that survives downstream audits.
Plush is one of the categories most affected by destination-market toy safety rules. We source third-party test reports from labs recognized in the US, EU, UK, AU/NZ, and CN — EN 71 and CE marking for the EU, ASTM F963 and CPSIA for the US, AS/NZS 8124 for AU/NZ, and GB 6675 for China. We disclose only what each report covers and tell you which lines need additional testing (small parts, battery-powered accessories) before shipment.
It depends on the format. Mini plush pendants and keychain plush can run at lower MOQs than full-size plush. We confirm the MOQ for your format, fabric choices, and finishing requirements and tell you what the tooling and setup includes.
Yes. We work with your IP team or contracted illustrator on concept, plush-specific sculpt and pattern, fabric and finish, prototype samples, and finally mass production. We can also source fabric suppliers for specialty finishes on request.
We support private-label and OEM plush programs for the US, EU, UK, AU, JP, KR, and other major markets. Test reports are sourced against the standards that apply — EN 71 for the EU, ASTM F963 and CPSIA for the US, AS/NZS 8124 for AU/NZ, and GB 6675 for China.
We do. These compact formats share the same workflow as full-size plush, but with lower MOQs, smaller tooling, and hardware like clasps and lobster-claw fittings. They are a popular starting point for new private-label programs.
Typical timelines: 7-14 days for samples after concept approval, then 30-45 days for bulk production from sample sign-off, plus freight to destination. Lead time varies by fabric availability, embroidery or print complexity, and finishing requirements; we confirm before starting.
Send the concept (sketch, reference imagery, or finished design), your target market, and the format. We reply with MOQ, sample timeline, and what the safety documentation will look like.