Custom plush toys and soft goods
How plush are actually made
Plush lives or dies on the pattern. The same drawing can become a soft, huggable shape or a stiff mascot depending on where the seams sit and how the head is gusseted. We build a calico pattern first, approve the shape in the hand, and only then choose the fabric and the decoration method.
Plush on the bench
What you actually decide
Pattern and proportion
A calico toile is the cheapest place to fix a face. We cut the first pattern in unbleached cotton, stuff it, and photograph it next to a ruler before any final fabric is ordered.
- Calico toile approved in the hand
- Head gusset planned for the expression you want
- Sitting or standing base decided at pattern stage
Fabric and decoration
Short pile keeps printed detail crisp; long pile hides seams and feels softer. Embroidery survives washing better than print, and appliqué is the answer when a shape has to read from across a room.
- Short, medium and long pile options
- Embroidery, appliqué and printed panels
- Filling weight matched to the size and age grade
The parameters we quote against
Straight answers
Yes, and it is the usual brief. We work from the approved figure model so the proportions and colour references stay consistent across both products.
The same file, a different object
Ready to quote your plush?
Send a drawing, a model or a reference photo. You will get a process route, a sample plan and a price band in one reply.