The minimum order quantity typically starts from 500 units, which can be distributed across multiple SKUs depending on the project structure. This allows brands to test a full blind box series without committing to large inventory. With coordinated production across 3 specialized factories, Delsney maintains consistent quality even when orders are split across different variants.

A blind box series can include multiple SKUs, commonly ranging from 6 to 12 variations depending on design complexity and production planning. Each SKU is developed using a shared base structure to ensure consistency while allowing controlled variation. Delsney supports multi-SKU coordination during both sampling and production to maintain alignment across the entire collection.

Sampling for a blind box series is typically completed within 5–7 days, including development of key variants. Up to 2 revision rounds are included to refine structure, variation, and finishing. Once samples are approved, bulk production is usually completed within 15–25 days depending on total quantity and number of SKUs.

Consistency is achieved through a unified base structure, standardized materials, and controlled production processes. All SKUs share the same pattern and filling system, while variation is applied through embroidery, color, or accessories. With 25+ engineers and 20+ QC staff, Delsney monitors each stage to ensure all units match the approved series standard.

Yes, packaging is developed together with the product to ensure proper fit and presentation. Blind box packaging includes standardized box sizes, sealed structures for the mystery experience, and coordinated visual identity across the series. With 10+ designers, Delsney ensures packaging aligns with both product dimensions and retail requirements.

Random distribution is managed during the packing stage, where SKUs are mixed according to predefined ratios. This ensures that each shipment maintains the intended distribution without affecting production efficiency. Delsney integrates packing workflows with production to maintain both randomness and consistency.

Yes, designs, materials, and packaging can be adjusted based on target market requirements. This includes variations in style, branding, and labeling. Delsney supports customization during the development stage, ensuring that all changes remain compatible with production and series consistency.

Production timelines are managed through coordinated scheduling across all SKUs. Sampling is completed within 5–7 days, and production typically takes 15–25 days. With integrated workflow across 3 factories, Delsney ensures that all variants are produced and delivered together within the planned schedule.

Blind box plush products typically use standardized fabrics such as short plush or smooth polyester materials to ensure consistent appearance across all variants. Filling materials are also standardized to maintain uniform shape and softness. Delsney selects materials during sampling to ensure they perform consistently in both small and large production runs.

Yes, blind box projects often require repeat production and expansion into new series. Delsney supports long-term development through standardized materials, repeatable workflows, and consistent QC monitoring. This allows brands to scale collections over time while maintaining stable quality across batches.

Yes, confidentiality is treated as a standard part of project collaboration, especially for blind box series, IP-based designs, and original concepts. Delsney can sign Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDA) before reviewing detailed design files, ensuring that all product information, artwork, and development details remain protected. In addition to formal agreements, internal processes are structured to minimize exposure of sensitive information. Design files are only shared with relevant engineering and production teams, and production is managed within Delsney’s own 3-factory system to avoid unnecessary third-party involvement.