Factory notes, category insight and program guides from the CHUANGSU Toys team in Taishan.
Follow one American mahjong set through all five CHUANGSU production lines — compounding, molding, laser engraving, automated coloring and mirror polishing — explained by the team that runs them.
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Which colors are actually moving through our order book in 2026 — from all-white Hamptons sets to burgundy and gold holiday editions — and how we translate a trend into Pantone-matched acrylic.
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A practical approval workflow for OEM mahjong buyers: what a pre-production sample must show, how golden units lock quality, and which QC evidence to request before a container ships.
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CHUANGSU produces hundreds of corporate mahjong programs a year. Here is what HR and marketing teams order, what budgets look like, and the timeline that gets gifts delivered before the holidays.
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A plain-language guide to the compliance questions behind mahjong exports: material safety standards our acrylic meets, documentation we provide, and destination-specific rules worth planning for.
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Christmas mahjong sells out of patience before it sells out of stock. Our production planning team explains the calendar that gets holiday sets delivered by November — worked backwards from the factory floor.
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Tile counts and tile sizes explained by the factory that makes both: what NMJL-standard play requires, who buys 160-tile editions, and how the four size options map to different retail price points.
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Why the premium American mahjong market standardized on acrylic — weight, color depth, engraving fidelity and wear life — compared honestly against melamine and imitation jade by the people who process all three.
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The company story, told plainly: how a 2021 workshop in Taishan specialized in one game, scaled to 240,000 sets a year, and became the quiet factory behind mahjong brands across North America.
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Why our custom minimum sits at 50 sets, what it enables for small brands and first-time importers, and how to structure a first order so the second one is cheaper.
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