Custom Plush Toys

Choose a stock character when a printed shirt suits your logo and the available range suits the occasion. For a mascot shaped to a specific character, compare the bespoke options and ask which branding methods that model supports. Some use embroidery, others use a printed garment. Confirm artwork requirements and the production schedule with the quote.

Print areas are small — commonly a rectangle around forty-five by forty millimetres, up to seventy by forty-five on the larger bears. Supply vector artwork where possible and strip the logo back to its essential elements. Fine text and gradients may not survive one-colour silkscreen; full-colour digital print handles more detail but check it against the stated print size for your chosen model before you commit.

Minimums vary by model, and bespoke mascots carry their own setup considerations. Send Sense2 your chosen plush, print method, quantity and artwork for a written quote. Setup and freight are quoted separately from the unit price. For bespoke shapes, expect a more detailed quote conversation since the pattern and embroidery are built to your design.

Plush production is slower than flat-goods printing, and bespoke mascots add pattern-making on top. Work backwards from your event date, add buffer for proof revisions, and confirm the schedule with Sense2 before locking the date. Rushing a plush order usually means compromising on the character or the print method, so start the conversation early rather than asking for compression later.

Ask for the documented care instructions and fabric composition for the specific model you select — plush fabrics and fillings vary between lines, and some may be composites rather than a single natural fibre. If the plush is intended for young children, raise that with Sense2 so suitability can be assessed against the item's own specifications rather than assumed.

After you approve the quote, Sense2 prepares a digital proof showing your artwork positioned on the shirt or mascot. Production starts only once you approve that proof in writing, so review colours, placement and spelling carefully — the finished goods are matched against the approved proof. Any changes after approval can affect schedule and cost, so settle artwork before the proof stage.