Toy Sourcing Guides — Page 2

FAQ

• What is the difference between OEM and ODM?

  OEM generally uses your design or specifications; ODM starts with a supplier-developed design. Customization, licensing and exclusivity depend on the agreement, so confirm intellectual property terms for either model.

• Why can similar-looking toys have different prices?

  Compare materials, dimensions, weight, components, included accessories, packaging and test scope. Matching photos alone do not show whether two quotations cover the same product specification.

• What should I check when buying STEM toys?

  Check the intended age, learning activity, difficulty, instructions, included parts and power requirements. Review a sample and the relevant test reports before placing a bulk order.

• What should I include in an inquiry?

  Send item codes or product links, quantities, destination, target price and packaging or testing requirements. Clear specifications help us compare suitable options and prepare an accurate quotation.

• Which safety documents are available?

  Requirements vary by product and market. We can discuss relevant testing, such as EN 71 or ASTM F963, and the supporting reports and declarations needed for your order.

• Can I use my own brand and packaging?

  Logo, packaging, color and product-development options vary by item. Send your artwork and requirements; we will confirm feasibility, minimum quantities, costs and approval steps.