Pretend Play, Party & Holiday

The category covers play kitchens, shop and tool role-play sets, play food, dolls, dollhouses, party favors, novelty packs and Christmas, Halloween or Easter lines. Buyers can build a range by age, retail price, display format, event date and whether the assortment is evergreen or seasonal.

Mixed ready-product orders can often begin from one carton, while a single SKU commonly sits around 300 to 1,000 pieces. Party favors, custom color boxes, logo printing and seasonal packaging may use different minimums, so the quotation confirms the real MOQ and case pack for each item.

Yes. Depending on the product, private-label work can include logo printing, color changes, instruction language, color boxes, display packaging and carton marks. A standard ready product may use a lower entry point, while new molds, electronics or complex artwork require a separate feasibility and sample review.

Plan backward from the floor-set and in-market date. Christmas programs commonly need design and capacity decisions in spring, with production often starting in July or August when ocean freight and custom packaging are involved. Earlier planning gives more time for samples, testing, artwork approval and replenishment.

Usually, yes. Buyers can mix evergreen role-play products with party and holiday lines, then separate the quotation by season, carton, packaging and production deadline. This makes it easier to protect the urgent seasonal window while keeping the evergreen items available for repeat orders.