Today, we want to share with you how to judge the quality of plush toys. The quality of plush toys is not only related to the fun we have, but also to the health and safety of people.

Appearance

First, appearance is our first impression of plush toys. Good toys have strict quality control from design, material selection, production to logistics. The shape of a good toy must be vivid and realistic, especially the head of the toy. The face of a good toy must be carefully crafted by the designer, showing concise and expressive rich or sad expressions. In contrast, poor toys, due to the lack of a reasonable design, usually make people feel strange at first glance.

Secondly, due to the rigorous selection of materials and production technology, good toys must be colorful and rich. The materials of poor toys are usually processed by chemical products, the color will be a little dull and faded.

Smell

After looking at the appearance, we can approach the toys and use our nose to judge the quality of the toys. Due to the serious selection of high-quality toys, there are strict checks on the exterior and interior fillings. Poor toys will usually use some poor fillings, such as black heart cotton. Such fillings can emit a small chemical odor or a strong moldy smell. I believe that such a doll will not only become a little companion for children to grow up, but will also become a "time bomb" around children!

Feeling

Next, we can hold the toys. The material of good toys are rigorously selected, they must be soft to the touch and smooth on the surface. Poor toys have a poor feeling due to bad processing and poor material.

In addition, we can press the doll gently, if it quickly rebounds to the original plush toy, it can basically be judged to be a good quality toy. Poor toys may bounce back slowly, or even go straight!

Stitching

In the last step, we can check the seams of the toys. For the poor toys, as the workers don’t have a strict standard for stitching. So, if If we pull a little harder, it will be easy to see the stitches and fillings. The plush toys have a stithing standard, which is 12 pounds. As a toy, the stitching after stuffing is the most important step. Poor toys have messy stitches, and even have exposed padding or extra threads outside. The high-quality toy stitchings are very even, and there will be no leakage of filling or exposed threads outside.

There is a quality standard for plush toys, that is, the stitch length of the stitching should be not less than 9 stitches per inch, and the stitch length of the stitching must be not less than 10 stitches per inch.