Reborn Doll Manufacturer — Wholesale & OEM/ODM

A wholesale quote should identify the actual doll specification: construction, sculpt, painting, hair, weight, accessories and packaging. Comparing these details makes it easier to understand price differences and agree the sample before ordering.

The manufacturing process includes tooling, finishing and assembly within the factory. An approved reference sample defines the agreed sculpt, material, finish and packing. For reorders, confirm current tooling and materials before approving production.

These get used loosely. Here is what they mean when you order from us:

• Private label — you take an existing sculpt and put your own branding on it: labelling, hangtags, packaging, inserts. Fastest route to market, lowest tooling cost.
• OEM — you bring the specification or a reference sample and we manufacture to it: your sculpt, your paint grade, your weighting, your packaging. We do not sell that specification to anyone else.
• ODM — you bring the market requirement and we bring the design. We propose sculpts, materials and price bands, develop samples, and you choose. Useful when you know your customer but not yet the product.

Most first orders start private label or OEM and move toward ODM once you know which sizes sell.

Only HF-series models have a minimum order quantity; other series have no minimum order quantity. Please confirm the HF minimum for your selected model when requesting a quote.

Send the model numbers and the quantities you need. Mixed orders across styles can be quoted together. Care providers can also read the therapy dolls page for specifications suited to their programme.

Browse 112 additional catalogue model numbers. Full specifications must be confirmed individually. For measured weights and packing lists, explore the reborn doll catalogue.

Every order moves through four stations, and you approve before it advances:

• 01 — Brief. Send a reference image, an existing sculpt or a spec sheet. We tell you what is reproducible and what is not, before any tooling starts.
• 02 — Sample. A physical sample is produced on the line that will run your order. Lead time is quoted with the brief and confirmed before tooling starts.
• 03 — Sealed approval. You approve the sample; it is sealed and archived privately. Your sculpts never enter our public sample library.
• 04 — Production. Mass production runs against the sealed sample on a schedule confirmed with your order — EXW or FOB, your forwarder welcome.

Two different things, and buyers routinely conflate them:

• ISO 9001:2015 is a management system certification (scope: production and sale of silicone baby dolls). It says our processes are documented and audited. It is not a product safety claim.
• ASTM F963 (US) and EN71 (EU) are product safety test standards. Our dolls are tested to these requirements. We name the standard and can supply the report on request.

If you are selling into the US we will tell you which tests apply to your specific age grading, and where CPSIA obligations sit for an importer. Get that wrong and it does not matter how good the doll is.

Ask any supplier these, and watch what happens:

• Ask for a live video call on the production floor, not a PDF of stock images.
• Ask for the test report number and which laboratory issued it.
• Ask who owns the molds, and what happens to your tooling if you leave.
• Ask for the measured weight of the sample you receive — a supplier who has not designed the weighting cannot answer.
• Ask whether they allow third-party inspection. Anyone confident in their line says yes immediately.

We answer all five. The longer version is on the reborn doll factory.