Plush Rope Tug Toys: SKUs and MOQ

Plush rope tug dog toys wholesale is a Studio Warmth buy, not a Classic Chew bone program. The hero on file is Tug Of War (SKU MN-1198): linen and nylon, size listed as 9×29, MOQ 120, dogs only, color beige. Weight is blank. It is featured. It lives on the Studio Warmth page of the products catalog.

Use it when the fixture needs a cord the buyer can point at. Do not use it as a nylon bone substitute. Certification fields on this row are empty, so any CPSIA, EN71, or REACH line has to be confirmed on quote before you print a hangtag.

Who this cluster is actually for

The Tug Of War record describes rope detail a buyer can call out, and indoor play that does not need a long setup. That fits a few channels and misses others.

It fits a boutique that wants one rope accent next to crystal plush, or a DTC brand testing open stock before paying for a new braid. It is a weak lead for accounts that sell "power chewer." Linen and nylon on a 9×29 tug is not a PA bone. If the same buyer wants both, split the PO. Soft-goods tugs stay on Studio Warmth. Chew bones stay on Classic Chew.

Size is one string: 9×29. The unit is not printed on the row. Confirm centimeters before a US hangtag. Weight is not recorded, so freight class waits on the quote. Function and spec fields are blank. Do not invent a squeaker, a tensile number, or a knot count. A sound module is a new part and a new quote.

Pets listed are dogs, not dogs and cats. Several neighbors in this cluster list both. Do not copy the cat claim onto MN-1198 because the carton next to it says cats.

Specs to lock before the PO

Write the hero as recorded, then mark the blanks:

| Field | Tug Of War (MN-1198) |

| --- | --- |

| Materials | Linen, nylon |

| Size | 9×29 (confirm unit) |

| Weight | not recorded |

| MOQ | 120 |

| Color | Beige |

| Pets | Dogs |

| Featured | yes |

| Certifications | none recorded |

Price min and max are 0 in the database. That means ask, not free. Quote the beige open-stock color separately from any dye lot you have not seen.

On the golden sample, check what the row does not store: whether the braid sheds, whether the knot stays closed after a hand tug, and whether any plush end is sewn or glued. Those notes travel with the reorder. They are not lab results.

Buyers sometimes say hemp. The material list says linen and nylon. Do not relabel the SKU as hemp unless a later spec says hemp.

Two other tugs share MOQ 120 and change the construction, so they should not share one line on the sheet.

Long Rope Bear (SKU MN-1130) is crystal plush and polyester, size 18×25, about 55 g, MOQ 300, color beige. Pets: dogs and cats. The MOQ is more than double the hero. A "small add-on bear" at 300 units is not small. Rope-Tied Lion (SKU MN-1148) is plush, size 28×20 cm, about 120 g, MOQ 120, color yellow. Pets: dogs and cats. It is a character with a rope tie, not a bare cord. If the photo on the site is the lion's face, the rope is the accent. Do not describe it as the same product as MN-1198.

How a first carton should be built

A first carton that stays honest:

1. Tug Of War at MOQ 120, beige only, as the cord hero

2. Rope-Tied Lion at MOQ 120 if the bay needs a face, yellow as listed

3. Leave Long Rope Bear for a second PO unless you can clear 300

That is two SKUs at 120, not a mixed master carton of 120 split three ways. Splitting 120 across three shapes is how you run out of the one the buyer actually photographed.

MOQ is not one number across the rope wall. Jungle Rope Set (SKU MN-1118) is cotton, 23×30, about 80 g, MOQ 240, pink, blue, and yellow, dogs and cats. Woodland Rope Set (SKU MN-1084) is cotton, same size and about 80 g, MOQ 240, red, gray, and brown. Both are named sets. Confirm whether one unit is one piece or the pictured group before you assign a UPC.

Rope Bear Chew (SKU MN-1124) is GPR and cotton, 45×6, about 178 g, MOQ 120, green and orange, dogs and cats. Longer and heavier than the hero, and the name says chew. Own line. Cotton Rope is cotton and crystal plush, 7×30, about 76 g, MOQ 360. Do not tuck that floor into a 120-unit tug trial because they share a collection page. A Classic Chew rope (often TPR plus cotton, or PA plus nylon) is a different series. Do not merge it into one "rope toy" line for the retailer.

Private label limits on an existing tug

A hangtag, a sew-in label, and a polybag with your brand are private label on a pattern that already exists. Beige is the only color on the Tug Of War row. Asking for beige, at a quantity that still meets MOQ 120, is open stock with your pack. It is not a color development.

A new braid diameter, a second color that is not on file, a different knot, a squeaker, or a plush head that is not on MN-1198 moves the job to ODM. If 9×29 feels short for the fixture, say so on the sample report and look at Rope Bear Chew (45×6) or Rope-Tied Lion (28×20 cm). Do not assume bulk will be cut longer because someone mentioned it in chat.

Hangtag, barcode, and a polybag are usually fine if they do not change the toy. A sew-in label only works if the construction has a place to sew it. A bare cord may not. Where the row lists more than one color, pick from that list.

Do not promise a safety certificate that is not on the product row, a chew-proof claim, or a retail price. Weight for the hero is blank, so do not print grams on the hangtag from this article.

Dogs-only on MN-1198 is a catalog fact. Rope-Tied Lion and Long Rope Bear list dogs and cats. If your buyer wants a cat callout, use a SKU that actually lists cats, and still confirm on the sample. A pet type field is not a test report.

Packing, QC, and the quote

Count pieces, not "sets," unless the PO says the SKU is a set. Jungle Rope Set and Woodland Rope Set are named sets. Tug Of War is not. One polybag should hold one MN-1198, not a lion plus a cord because they merchandise together.

Beige is the only hero swatch. Shade drift shows up next to Long Rope Bear, which is also beige and a different material. Approve a physical swatch. On the golden sample, note braid rub, whether the knot stays closed after a hand pull, cut ends, stitch versus glue, and the weight of 10 pieces. The row has no weight. That note is not a lab certificate. If the market needs one, ask for it on the quote.

Send this with the inquiry, not a mood board:

1. Confirm the size unit on 9×29, and the actual weight of MN-1198.

2. Confirm MOQ 120 is per SKU, not across the cluster.

3. Materials stay linen and nylon. Do not substitute cotton and keep the same SKU.

4. Price beige open stock at 120, and Rope-Tied Lion yellow at 120, as separate lines.

5. Long Rope Bear only if you can place MOQ 300.

6. If no claims are on file, print none. Ask for a golden sample before the bulk braid is cut.

If the answer comes back as "similar," stop and ask for the SKU code on the sample card. Similar is how a GPR-cotton bear chew ships against a linen-nylon tug.

FAQ

Is this the same as a nylon bone program?

No. Tug Of War is linen and nylon in Studio Warmth. Nylon and PA bone rows sit in Classic Chew.

Can I private label Tug Of War at MOQ 120?

A hangtag, yes, if the construction can take a label. A new color, length, or sculpt is ODM. Beige is the only color on the row.

Which second SKU goes in carton one?

Rope-Tied Lion if you need a face at MOQ 120. Long Rope Bear only if you can place 300. Do not split one MOQ across three shapes.

If you want a line sheet with these SKUs priced as recorded, and the blanks called out instead of filled in, contact Wagnab with the SKUs and the ship-to market. We will confirm weight, size unit, and pack on the quote before you lock a PO.