Custom keychains and small merch, made in our own Guangzhou factory.

Vector artwork is ideal — AI, PDF, EPS or SVG with fonts outlined — and a high-resolution raster file also works. We review line weight, the smallest text, colour count, thread or Pantone references and the finish size before confirming the structure. If the design cannot hold at the size you need, we say so and recommend a different body structure or a larger size instead of producing something that cannot be read.

Each keychain type has its own standard MOQ, and for many custom items it starts at around 100 pieces. There is limited flexibility depending on the structure, the artwork and how the order is put together, and below the standard MOQ the unit price may increase. We confirm the figure for your specification during review rather than publishing one number for everything.

A split ring suits everyday keys and charms, a hook or clip suits bags and quick release, and a swivel suits lanyard-style or belt-loop designs where the charm should spin freely. We confirm the hardware on the spec sheet, and the closure is inspected because that is where a keychain fails first.

Colour matching is a stated inspection point, not goodwill: thread, webbing and hardware are matched to the reference you supply, and the approved sample becomes the benchmark for the bulk run and every reorder. That is how a charm, a strap and a ring arrive looking like one product.

Yes. Keychains are commonly ordered beside patches and labels, and the sets can be packed by piece or by set under one production record, with the same artwork versions and packing marks. That removes the work of reconciling two suppliers before your goods can go out.

Bulk production usually takes 7–12 days after artwork approval. Rush orders are confirmed case by case against production capacity, material, process, artwork status, sample requirements and shipping method, so we do not promise a rush date before those are checked. Where conditions allow, a sample can be produced in about 2–3 days and some bulk runs in 5–8 days.

Inspection depth follows risk: colour matching, logo proportion, small-text clarity, stitching and edge, PVC layering, hardware closure, strap attachment, size and weight, quantity and packing are all written checks, and high-risk or single-piece-defect orders can be inspected piece by piece. The approved sample is the standard in every case.

The approved sample, final artwork, colour references, materials, hardware and packing specification are kept with the project record. A reorder is then produced against that benchmark instead of being re-developed from scratch, which removes the most common cause of a second batch that does not quite match the first.