Custom animal plush bag charm development
Turn an animal direction into a product the team can actually review.
A custom charm is not ready because an image looks good. It becomes manageable when the character, carry system, materials, packaging, market and commercial questions are held in one project record and tested against a physical sample.
First decision · feasibility before promises
01 · BRIEF
Give the project a usable starting point.
Share original or authorised artwork/reference, product position, intended bag use, target market, estimated quantity, channel, packaging context and target date.
02 · FEASIBILITY MAP
See what needs deciding before sampling.
The first review returns a feasibility map: character/size questions, material and attachment choices, pack-out dependencies, missing inputs and the proposed sample-review focus.
03 · SAMPLE REVIEW
Use a sample-review checklist, not a loose chat.
Record the face, proportion, fabric, filling, embroidery, attachment, labels and pack-out questions against a sample version before bulk discussion.
From approved reference to commercial discussion
Keep the decisions that change price, quality and delivery connected.
- Written approval: record the sample version and unresolved decisions before any bulk conversation.
- Project-specific commercial review: price, MOQ and lead-time discussion follows the approved build, quantity, packaging, market and delivery scope.
- Order handover: project-level quality, packing and export requirements remain tied to the selected project record.