State whether you want an existing catalogue design, a proposed change to one, or a new character developed from your artwork. Those requests can involve different information and sample work. A catalogue link alone does not define the scope of a custom project.
An unchanged catalogue selection
Identify the full product reference and any existing colour option. The Crossbody Strap Noodle Doll should remain distinguishable from the curly-hair and overall versions. Ask about availability, dimensions and ordering details for the selected reference.
A change to a catalogue reference
Show the original and mark the proposed change: different wording, a revised accessory or another detail. Ask whether the request can be developed and what needs reconfirming. Do not assume the catalogue product's existing structure includes every possible custom variation.
The right to use a design or supplied artwork should be established through the project's appropriate approval process.
A new character from artwork
Provide the authorised design, intended dimensions, views and recognition priorities. If the artwork is only a front drawing, identify the side and back as areas needing interpretation. Keep the first sample discussion focused on the actual character rather than treating an unrelated catalogue shape as a complete specification.
Can these three routes share one enquiry?
Yes, if they are labelled separately. A buyer exploring options can request an unchanged reference and a custom alternative, but the two should not be blended into one ambiguous quantity and price request.
Use the Custom Plush page with a short statement of the starting point and the files available for review.