Kidmerry Wooden Toy Purchasing Guide

Customer provides complete design data; factory mass-produces according to the drawings.

Customer provides requirements and concepts; factory is responsible for design, R&D, and prototyping.

Using existing factory products, replacing with your own logo, color scheme, and packaging label.

Minimum Order Quantity

The production time from sample confirmation and deposit receipt to finished product completion and shipment.

The percentage of qualified finished products out of total output.

The quoted price includes product cost + domestic shipping to port costs.

The outgoing quality inspection standard to determine whether goods are qualified for release.

Digital precision cutting process that controls the dimensional error of wooden toy parts to ±1mm, ensuring a tight fit between building blocks.

Pure wood interlocking splicing process, without metal nails, resulting in a stable and environmentally friendly structure.

Convenient assembly structure design that supports quick assembly and folding of toys, making assembly simple and efficient.

All parts are rounded with R2/R3 rounded edges to remove sharp corners and eliminate the risk of bumps and scratches for children.

Multi-layer process of base coat sealing + fine sanding + top coat color protection, resulting in a wear-resistant and durable finish that is not prone to peeling or chipping.

A product structure that can be freely combined and expanded, offering flexible combinations and adapting to various play methods and scenarios.

A mandatory toy safety standard in the European Union market, covering testing requirements for physical and mechanical properties, flammability, and migration of specific elements.

A mandatory toy safety standard in the US market, with extremely stringent requirements for small parts and heavy metals.

Mandatory regulations in the US regarding lead content and phthalates (plasticizers).

Proof that the timber originates from legally and sustainably managed forests, a key qualification for entering the mid-to-high-end markets in Europe and America and gaining recognition from environmentally conscious consumers.

An international standard for assessing a factory's ability to fulfill human rights, working conditions, and social responsibility obligations, meeting the social responsibility audit requirements of major international buyers.

Covering the entire process from product design, manufacturing, and after-sales service, ensuring the stability and traceability of delivered products.

An international auditing system for supply chain transparency and social responsibility compliance, meeting the corporate social responsibility compliance requirements of global brand clients.

Emphasis on guiding children's independent exploration through the authentic feel of wood and non-figurative designs.

Toys integrating science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics (e.g., wooden gear machines, construction tracks).

Toys that develop children's hand-eye coordination skills, such as grasping, threading, and screwing.

Helping children build early cognitive abilities through color, shape, and logical categorization.

Stimulating children's visual, auditory, and tactile development by utilizing the unique weight, natural texture, and sounds of wood (e.g., xylophone).