A catalogue built for wholesale buyers
How sourcing works here, from first browse to confirmed order.
Browse, list, confirm.
The catalogue holds 10,000+ toys across 15 categories and 80 subcategories. Every item carries its item number, description, packing method, carton size, volume and gross/net weight, so a container can be planned before anyone picks up the phone.
Browse without an account. Trade prices and the purchase list open up once we issue you a 3-day sign-in. There is no checkout and no online payment: the list comes to us on WhatsApp, where price, MOQ, availability and shipping are settled.
- 01Browse the catalogue without an account
- 02Sign in to see trade prices
- 03Add up to 20 items with quantities
- 04Export the list or send it on WhatsApp
Catalogue at a glance
- Catalogue items
- 10,000+
- Categories
- 15
- Subcategories
- 80
- Packing types
- 50
Categories, subcategories and packing types are counted from the catalogue database at build time.
How we work with buyers
Specifications, packing and carton data sit on every item page, so a container can be planned before anyone picks up the phone. Prices are agreed on WhatsApp, where order size and freight are taken into account.
How the catalogue is kept
Specification on the page
Item number, description, packing, carton data and listed price sit on the item page. There is no spec sheet to request.
One photograph per item
Every listed item has its own product photograph, so the product can be judged before it is shortlisted.
Packing data, not estimates
Carton dimensions, volume and gross/net weight come from the packing record of each item.
Quotes, not checkouts
Price, MOQ and shipping are agreed on WhatsApp, because freight and order size move the numbers.
Documentation on request
GCC, CPC, CE, CPSIA, EU Declaration of Conformity, EN71 and ASTM documentation can be supplied for the destination market you are buying into. Certificates are not published on this site; the relevant documents are sent directly in the WhatsApp conversation when a buyer asks for them.
