Monster Series Crystal Plush Dog Toys Wholesale: Specs, MOQ, Mix

Monster Series crystal plush dog toys wholesale is a narrow buy: one featured character plush, not a full gift wall. Monster Series (SKU MN-1144) is crystal plush, 25×15×7, about 120 g, MOQ 120. Colorways on file are green, pink, blue, and yellow. Pets listed: dogs and cats. It sits in Studio Warmth on the products catalog.

Use it when the fixture sells on face and pile. Do not use it as the durable chew. Certification fields on this row are empty, so any CPSIA, EN71, or REACH panel has to be confirmed on quote.

Who this SKU is actually for

The record describes a handmade-feeling finish and daytime stop-and-start play, not power chewing. That maps to a few real channels:

• Boutique and gift pet shops that photograph the face and sell a checkout add-on
• DTC brands that want an open-stock character before they spend on a new sculpt
• Importers building a small color story (four swatches already exist) without tooling a new pattern

It is a weak lead SKU for aggressive chewers, subscription boxes that promise "indestructible," or a rope aisle. Crystal plush will not hold up next to a PA bone. If the same account needs both, split the purchase order. Soft goods stay on the Studio Warmth page. Chew stays on Classic Chew.

Size on file is one string: 25×15×7, and the unit is not printed on the row. Confirm centimeters before a US hangtag. Weight is about 120 g. Function and spec fields are blank, so do not invent fill ounces, stitch count, or a squeaker. A sound module is a new part and a new quote.

Specs to lock before the PO

Write these into the line sheet as recorded, then mark the blanks:

| Field | On file |

| --- | --- |

| SKU | MN-1144 |

| Material | Crystal plush |

| Size | 25×15×7 (confirm unit) |

| Weight | about 120 g |

| MOQ | 120 |

| Colors | Green, pink, blue, yellow |

| Pets | Dogs, cats |

| Certifications | none recorded |

Price min and max are 0 in the database. That means "ask," not "free." Quote by color and by whether the order is one color or a four-way split of the 120.

Crystal plush shows shade drift more than a dark rubber chew. Approve a physical swatch for each color you will reorder. A phone photo of the green is not a standard. If the trial is one color, leave the other three off carton one. Splitting 120 across four colors is 30 each, which is a thin fixture.

Stuffing density, eye attachment, and seam allowance are not stored. On the golden sample, note whether the face stays flat when you squeeze the body and whether the limbs flop. There is no squeaker on the record. Those notes travel with the reorder. They are not lab results.

Where it sits in a Studio Warmth carton

Monster Series is the short character. Two neighbors share MOQ 120 and the same series, and they change the shelf without changing the material story.

Elephant Wolf Lion (SKU MN-1147) is crystal plush and plush, sizes listed as Elephant 40×12 / Wolf 40×10 / Lion 36×10, about 120 g, MOQ 120. Colors on file: brown, green, gray. Pets: dogs and cats. One slug covers three silhouettes. Before you print a UPC, confirm whether the PO is one animal or the set. Treating "one SKU" as one carton of mixed shapes is how you end up short on lions. Airbag Rhino (SKU MN-1145) is crystal plush and plush, 38×16, about 120 g, MOQ 120. Colors: blue, red, gray. It is longer than Monster Series and still not a chew. Use it when 25 cm on the short side looks small on a gift fixture. It is not featured; Monster Series is. Lead with the featured face, then add the rhino if the bay needs length.

A first carton that stays honest: Monster Series at MOQ 120, one or two approved colors, as the photo hero, plus either Elephant Wolf Lion (shape vs set confirmed) or Airbag Rhino, also MOQ 120. Leave food-shaped plush off this trial.

Those floors are higher. Donut is MOQ 360. Drumstick Chew is MOQ 240. They look like small add-ons and they are not. A rope tug in the same series is a different material. Do not call the whole box crystal plush if a linen-nylon tug is in it.

Private label limits on an existing pattern

Hangtags, a sew-in label, and a polybag with your brand are private label on a pattern that already exists. Green, pink, blue, and yellow are already on the color list. Asking for one of those, in a quantity that still meets MOQ 120, is a color choice, not a development project.

A new sculpt, a fifth color that is not on file, a different face method, or a squeaker that is not on the record moves the job to ODM. If the trial feels too light at 120 g, say so on the sample report. Do not assume bulk will get extra fill because someone mentioned it in chat.

What you can usually change without a new mold conversation:

• Hangtag and barcode
• Sew-in neck label
• Which of the four listed colors ship
• Inner pack (polybag vs simple band) if it does not change the toy

Do not promise a retailer a safety certificate that is not on the product row, a chew-proof claim, or a retail price. None of those are stored. Dogs and cats are both listed, and neither has a lab note.

If the destination market requires a chemical or mechanical panel, name the standard in the RFQ and wait for a quote that includes test timing. Do not book freight on a verbal "we can test."

Packing and QC talking points

On a 25 cm plush the failure mode is cosmetic, not a snapped rope. On a pre-shipment check, look at things a photo hero cannot hide:

• Face symmetry and loose thread on the pile
• Color against the approved swatch, under the same light you used at sampling
• Weight near 120 g, not a carton of air
• Seam openings at limbs and the base
• Polybag print matching the color actually inside

AQL on a 120-piece trial is a short inspection, not a skip. Pull pieces from more than one inner pack. If you ordered two colors, check both. Write defects in plain language ("left ear seam open," "pink 2 shades lighter than swatch") so the reorder does not restart the argument.

Incoming fabric is the other gate. Crystal plush lots shift. If bulk pile feels flatter than the golden sample, stop and compare before you approve the shipment. That comparison is a hand-feel check. It is not a published tensile number, because none is on file.

A 25×15×7 body can look squat in a tall mailer. If the channel is Amazon or DTC, measure the mailer against that size string before you promise a gift-box unboxing. Distributor programs usually want the polybag and the hangtag, not a setup box. Say which one you need on the PO.

FAQ

Is Monster Series one toy or a set of monsters?

One product row, SKU MN-1144, one size string. Elephant Wolf Lion is the row that bundles three shapes. Do not mix those two slugs on a forecast.

What is the MOQ?

120 on Monster Series, and 120 on Elephant Wolf Lion and Airbag Rhino. Donut is 360 and Drumstick Chew is 240 if someone tries to tuck a food shape into the same first order.

Can I private label it?

Yes for labels, hangtags, and the colors already listed. A new shape or an unlisted color is ODM. Start that conversation on the development page, not as a note on a stock PO.

Are there certificates?

None are stored on the SKU. If your retailer needs CPSIA, EN71, or REACH paperwork, ask for it on the quote. An empty field is not a pass.

Dogs and cats: which one do I merchandise?

Both are on the pet list. The copy on file talks about shared indoor play and a calm textile hand-feel. Merchandise it as a soft character, and keep a separate chew if the dog in the photo is a power chewer.

Contact WagNab with the color split, whether carton two is the rhino or the elephant-wolf-lion row, and whether you need labels only or a new sculpt. We will quote MOQ 120 heroes as recorded and flag anything that is not on the product row. Browse the rest of the line on products before you add a chew to a plush story.