Demeng uses different materials depending on the figure design. Materials include PVC, resin, ABS, fiberglass, etc. All materials are environmentally friendly, recyclable, or degradable.

There are no standard sizes for custom figures. Sizes are customized according to customer requirements. Whatever size you want, Demeng will customize it for you.

Yes, you can customize any anime or movie character, but you need to obtain authorization from the copyright holder.

Demeng is fully capable of making figures from real person or pet photos, and we have many successful cases. You can refer to our sample gallery. The figurines made by Demeng are highly realistic.

Demeng’s customization process is very simple. You only need to provide complete design files, including all Pantone colors, patterns, and vector files for logos. Demeng will analyze the design, create a 3D model of the figure, 3D print the model, polish it, apply colors, and finally assemble and ship the finished product to you. The entire process only requires your approval at each stage.

There are three best types of fillings for plush toys: cotton filling, odorless memory foam filling, and natural cotton filling.

Custom plush toys vary in price depending on the amount of embroidery, different fabric colors, weighted beans, clothing accessories, and whether they need to create the design from scratch, etc. For example, customizing 300 plush toys typically costs around $10-20 each for an 8-inch tall plush animal toy.

From a material perspective, "plush toys" generally refer to toys covered with plush fabric. Plush is long, soft, and delicate, making it very comfortable to touch. For example, many common teddy bear plush toys fall into the category of "plush toys." The scope of "stuffed toys" is broader. Any toy filled with stuffing in fabric, leather, or other materials can be referred to as a "stuffed toy." The fabric does not necessarily have to be plush. Some small items with a coarse cotton fabric shell and filled with cotton can also be called stuffed toys. From an appearance standpoint, "plush toys" appear fluffier and more luxurious due to their fur. The appearance of "stuffed toys" is more diverse, with some possibly having a primitive and simple shape.

In fact, there is no specific fabric that can be called the most ideal material for plush toys. When choosing the right fabric, it is necessary to consider several factors. The selection of appropriate fabric is influenced by various factors, including many application requirements, aesthetic preferences, safety issues, and material characteristics. If the plush toy needs to be used frequently, it may require durable fabric to prevent tearing and wear. On the other hand, plush toys designed for comfortable sleep may need softer and hypoallergenic materials.

Production costs vary for different toy manufacturing processes, but the difference is generally not significant. Specific costs usually depend on the complexity of the toy design, its size, and the number of colors required.

Toy prototyping and mass production use different processes. Prototypes are typically made using 3D printing, followed by sanding and painting, while mass production usually involves creating molds, producing toy parts, and then painting and assembling them into finished products.

Yes, Demeng Toy often combines different processes to customize the same toy. It is common to combine vinyl and injection molding processes, and sometimes even vinyl, injection molding, and resin processes together.