Browse the live catalog
The catalog covers six ranges: slow-rising squishy and squeeze toys, fidget cubes and puzzles, fidget spinners, push-pop pop-it toys, sensory and novelty toys, and stress balls. Use it to compare products and add candidates to your sourcing list. Each page carries the recorded MOQ and indicative EXW price, which start a real discussion; the team reconfirms current availability and cost before you commit.
Turning the catalog into a shortlist
A practical shortlist usually runs 5–15 SKUs. Mark candidates by target cost band, then note the channel each one is for - Amazon listing, private-label pack, promotional giveaway, capsule or claw prize, or retail shelf. The desk then returns a comparable quote with the differences between options spelled out, plus the packaging and sample choices that fit your quantities.
How private-label and promotional buyers use it
Private-label buyers pull a handful of stock shapes, then attach artwork and pack requirements to each SKU; promotional buyers filter by unit cost and logo method, then ask for a printed-minimum quote per shape. Either way the catalog is the starting reference, not the final quote.
Working from your own spreadsheet?
Share a link in the inquiry form and include product references, target quantities, selling market and the required arrival date. Make the document accessible to the team reviewing your brief.