Knowledge About Yiwu Toys: What Every Importer Should Know
Yiwu sells around a quarter of all the toys bought on earth, and almost none of that knowledge is written down anywhere. Walk the toy floor without it and you will overpay for a product you cannot legally sell. This guide is the body of knowledge we would give a buyer on day one: how big the market really is, where the toys actually sit, what they should cost, which cluster really made them, which certificates keep them out of customs, and what went wrong for importers in 2026. Read it before you book the flight, not after.
1. The Numbers Behind “Yiwu Toys”
Around one in every four toys sold worldwide passes through Yiwu. That is the figure the city puts on its own toy industry, and it is not marketing fluff — Yiwu counts more than 3,000 toy dealers shipping to over 200 countries and regions.
The number that should actually change how you plan, though, is the trend running against the national one.
China’s toy exports fell 12.7% in 2025 to USD 34.81 billion, and fell another 11.3% in the first half of 2026. Over the same stretch, Yiwu’s toy exports rose 20.1% in 2025 to ¥25.63 billion, and were up 11.6% in the first four months of 2026 and 16.1% across the first five months. The country is contracting and Yiwu is growing.
Two things follow from that, and both are useful to you.
First, order flow is consolidating into fewer, more capable hands. When total volume drops, the marginal factory closes and its buyers move to whoever can still hold stock, mix a container and handle export paperwork. That is what Yiwu sells. You are not late to this market; you are arriving while it is getting stronger.
Second, a shrinking pie makes corners get cut faster. In 2026 the pressure on Chinese toy makers is coming from tariffs, “de-China-ing” buying policies and a domestic price war. The visible result is thinner steel, lighter fabric, cheaper filling — the spec gets quietly downgraded, not the price. Everything in this guide about samples, reports and written specs exists because of that one fact.
For the wider picture behind those numbers, see our analysis of the global toy industry and our guide to China’s toy wholesale market.

2. Where the Toys Are: Reading District 1
Ciudad de Comercio Internacional de Yiwu has five districts. Toys live almost entirely on the first floor of District 1, and within that floor they are split into four blocks running roughly 400 metres end to end. Knowing the block numbers is the difference between a productive morning and a wasted one.
| Block | Booth numbers, roughly | What is in it |
|---|---|---|
| B | 601–1200 | Plush and stuffed toys, from 10 cm keychains to 1.2 metre mascots |
| C | 1201–1800 | Plush, inflatable and electric mixed; swim rings, water guns, bubble machines sit near Gate 16 |
| D | 1801–2400 | Electric and remote control — RC cars, drones, transforming robots |
| E | 2401 onward | General and educational toys — puzzles, building blocks, cards, pretend-play sets |
Two satellite areas matter more than they used to, and most first-time buyers miss both.
The District 1 East Extension, fourth floor, streets 2 to 4, is where the small-format trend items live: blind boxes, squishies, plush bag charms and vinyl figures, most of them carrying IP — Sanrio, Crayon Shin-chan, capybara, Nailong. The booths here are fitted out like retail shops rather than market stalls, they will sell single pieces, and they are the fastest read on what is trending this quarter.
District 6, the Yiwu Global Digital Trade Center, opened in October 2025 with around 500 shops in a dedicated creative and designer-toy zone. If you are looking at AI toys — talking plush, companion robots, app-connected learning devices — this is where they are concentrated.
Three practical notes. Come Monday to Friday. Booth owners will tell you they dislike weekends, because weekends bring local shoppers rather than buyers, and the good stock is not put out for retail. The market runs roughly 8:30 to 17:00, every day except about fifteen days around Chinese New Year. And District 1 does not really do retail — the hot and new items are wholesale only, which is exactly what you want as a buyer, because it means the person behind the counter is there to write an order.
One more thing worth knowing before you walk in: the market turns a new product around in about fifteen days, against three to six months for a conventional toy brand. With 3D printing in the tooling chain, a design that trends online can be in production within a day. Treat Yiwu as a live feed of what is selling, not a catalogue of what already sold.
If this is your first trip, read how to navigate the Yiwu market without getting lost and our walkthrough of the Yiwu toys wholesale market before you land. Both will save you a day of walking.

3. The Categories, and What Each One Really Involves
The market divides toys into four official groups — plush, inflatable, electric and general — but as a buyer you should think about them by what can go wrong.
| Categoría | What sells well | What you must check before quoting |
|---|---|---|
| Plush and stuffed | Keychains, mascots, bag charms, seasonal plush | Stitch density, filling quality and resilience, needle and metal-detection records, EN 71-2 flammability on long pile |
| Inflatable | Pool floats, ride-ons, beach and summer items | PVC thickness and smell, weld strength, and the volumetric weight — this is where a cheap unit price dies |
| Electric and RC | RC cars, drones, bubble machines, interactive robots | Battery safety, sound output, and FCC ID or CE-RED on anything with wireless |
| General and educational | Puzzles, blocks, cards, pretend play, wooden | Small parts, coating lead, splinters on wood |
| Sensory and squishy | NeeDoh-style, mochi squishies, TPR fidgets | Filling material — see section 7. This is the highest-risk category in 2026 |
| Collectibles and blind boxes | PVC figures, capsule toys, licensed art toys | The IP chain, environmental compliance on PVC, and a product life of only three to six months |
| AI and smart toys | Talking plush, companion robots, AI learning devices | Voice module plus battery plus wireless — certifications stack, and the model is obsolete fast |
We cover each category separately in our guide to the different types of toys. If you want to go straight to the ones moving fastest right now, start with juguetes sensoriales, juguetes antiestrés, juguetes blandos y juguetes de madera.
Two trends are worth planning around. Toys stopped being a children’s category. The growth is in adults buying for themselves — emotional value, collection, desk toys — which is why plush bag charms and blind boxes are carrying so much of the volume. And AI has moved from novelty to a real segment: the Chinese AI toy market was worth around ¥29 billion in 2025 and is forecast to pass ¥100 billion by 2030. If you sell into that space, understand you are buying an electronics product that happens to be soft — the compliance burden follows the chip, not the stuffing.
4. What Things Cost, and Why the MOQ Moves
Prices in Yiwu are genuinely low, and the MOQs are genuinely flexible — but only until you change something. That distinction is the whole game.
| Artículo | Indicative unit price | Typical minimum |
|---|---|---|
| Plush keychain, 10 cm | ¥1.5–3.5 (about $0.22–0.50) | 600–1,200 pcs per bag |
| Mid-size plush | around ¥4.80 (about $0.70) | 12 pcs per bag |
| PVC inflatable ball, 25 cm | about $0.20 | 1,000 pcs |
| Light-up flying toy | ¥1.65–2.10 | 10 piezas |
| Squishy / stress ball | ¥1.00–2.60 | 1 pc up to carton level |
| Electronic plush pet | around ¥8.00 | 140 pcs |
| Sound doll | around ¥27.00 | 1 carton, 24 pcs |
| RC drift car | around ¥30.00 | 72 boxes |
| Patinete para niños | about $6.60 | 72 pcs |
| Educational set | around ¥158.00 | 1 carton, 12 boxes |
| Wooden puzzle, 17.8 × 26.8 cm | about $0.84 | 200 juegos |
| Inflatable pool float | around ¥54.30 | 60 pcs |
Treat those as ballpark figures for budgeting, not quotes. Here is the mechanism behind them.
On stock items, the real rule is about five cartons per supplier — and you can usually mix five different designs inside those five cartons. That is the single most valuable thing about Yiwu: you can test ten products at carton level instead of committing to ten production runs. Most suppliers will deliver free to your Yiwu warehouse once you pass five to ten cartons with them.
Negotiation only becomes real between 20 and 100 cartons, roughly $2,000 to $20,000 of order value, where a 5% to 10% discount is usually available. Below that there is not much to win, and you should not burn goodwill trying — Yiwu wholesalers typically work on around 10% margin.
Then the MOQ jumps the moment you customise. A printed colour box with your own branding usually starts at 3,000 pieces, because the packaging printer has its own set-up cost. If that is too high for a first run, use custom stickers or labels on generic packaging instead. It brands the product, and it costs you almost nothing in extra minimum.
One practical warning about samples: most booths keep a single master sample and will not sell it. Expect to buy a full carton, or pay three to five times the wholesale price for a sample that is later credited against your order.
Two pages go deeper on this than we can here: our breakdown of Yiwu toy prices and MOQ, y how to read a toy quotation list once the offers start arriving.

5. Where Your Toy Was Actually Made
Yiwu is a window, not a factory. This is the piece of knowledge that separates buyers who scale from buyers who stall.
| Cluster | Especialidad | Escala |
|---|---|---|
| Chenghai, Shantou (Guangdong) | Plastic, electronic, RC, building blocks, pretend play, OEM/ODM | 60,000+ production and trading units; roughly a third of the world’s plastic toys; over 90% of components sourced locally; idea to delivery in as little as seven days |
| Yangzhou (Jiangsu) | Plush and stuffed toys, licensed plush | Around 2,000 enterprises; 2025 output ¥30 billion, over 30% of China’s market and close to 20% of the world’s |
| Yunhe (Zhejiang) | Wooden and Montessori toys | 1,100+ enterprises; around 40% of global wooden toy output; exports up 30.4% in H1 2026 |
| Dongguan / Shenzhen | Electronics-led toys, brand OEM | Strongest electronics supply chain in the country |
| Yiwu | Mixed categories, ready stock, small orders | 2,000–3,000 toy suppliers |
In August 2026 the Chenghai Toy Association signed cooperation agreements with twelve Yiwu toy industry associations, formally locking in the pattern the trade already runs on: “made in Chenghai, sold in Yiwu, shipped to the world.” Chenghai builds it; Yiwu shows it, mixes it and exports it.
Nuestro Guía de abastecimiento de juguetes de Shantou and our profile of Chenghai, China’s toy capital cover the Guangdong side in detail; if you are weighing the two markets against each other, see Guangzhou vs Yiwu toy wholesale market.
The practical consequence for you is a two-stage buying model. Use Yiwu to find and test. Carton-level orders, twenty products side by side, prices you can compare in an afternoon. Then use the cluster to scale. Once a SKU proves out, take it to Chenghai for plastic and electronics, Yangzhou for plush, Yunhe for wood, where you get real tooling, real engineering and factory pricing.
Which brings us to the one question to ask at every booth: where is this actually made? Roughly 70% of Yiwu booths are trading companies, and you pay about 20% over factory price on a reorder. That is a fair trade for a small mixed test order — a good trader holds stock from several makers and will let you mix. It is a bad trade for a repeat item running at volume. A real factory will name the town and usually invite you to the workshop. A trader will describe the product and keep the factory abstract.
6. Compliance: The Knowledge That Decides Whether Your Shipment Clears
Toys are the most regulated consumer category you can buy in Yiwu, and this is where inexperienced buyers lose the most money. A container stopped at your port is not a discount — it is a total loss.
| Mercado | Estándar | Certificado | What changed in 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| UE | EN 71-1 mechanical and physical, EN 71-2 flammability, EN 71-3 migration of 19 elements (lead capped at 13.5 mg/kg) | CE marking plus a Declaration of Conformity and a technical file, with REACH on top | EN 71-1:2026 and EN 71-8:2026 are published; Regulation (EU) 2025/2509 replaces the old Toy Safety Directive; a Digital Product Passport — a QR code carrying model-level data kept for ten years — becomes mandatory by August 2030 |
| A NOSOTROS | ASTM F963-23 plus CPSIA chemical limits | CPC (Certificado de Producto Infantil), which you or the manufacturer issue based on a CPSC-accepted lab report | Rechargeable lithium battery requirements added for 2026; from 8 July 2026, certificates must be filed electronically into CBP’s ACE system — seven data fields, and goods are stopped if it is not done; FTZ entries follow on 8 January 2027; Amazon now requires results transmitted directly by a TIC body |
| China domestic | GB 6675-2025 | — | Takes effect 1 November 2026, adding formaldehyde, PAH and VOC limits |
| Japón | ST 2016 | — | — |
| Anything with wireless or a battery | FCC ID or CE-RED, plus RoHS and UN38.3 transport documents | — | From 2026, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth toys need this on top of the toy standard or the platforms will not list them |
Limits worth memorising: lead at 100 ppm in substrate and 90 ppm in coating, eight phthalates each under 0.1%, sound output under 85 dB, cords under 22 cm, magnet flux index under 50.
We keep two fuller references on this: our main guide to toy certification, and a separate one on the EN 71, ASTM and CPSIA certificates Amazon asks for. Two of the 2026 changes also deserve their own reading, because both now sit between your container and your listing: CPSC eFiling y CPC direct validation by a TIC body.
Now the part that actually matters. The CE or ASTM mark printed on the box is not a certificate. Printing costs nothing, and plenty of suppliers print it without holding a valid report for that product. Ask for the test report itself and check four things against it: the same SKU, the same materials, the same colours, and a recent production batch. A report for a similar item from two years ago is the most common substitute, and it is worthless to you.
Also plan the calendar backwards. Routine EN 71 and ASTM testing takes five to ten working days; add two to three weeks if the toy has wireless. Use a lab that is both ISO 17025 accredited and CPSC accepted, and you can produce both reports from one sample set — we keep a list of toy testing labs for CE, ASTM and EN 71 that meet both. And note that Amazon checks that the CPC and the underlying ASTM report were issued within twelve months of each other.

7. Squishies, Water Beads and Fake IP: Two Fast Ways to Lose a Shipment
Compliance becomes concrete when you look at what happened this year.
On 5 August 2026 the US CPSC issued a consumer safety alert on counterfeit squishy toys. By September it had identified 55 violative shipments at US ports and worked with Customs and Border Protection to block 355,683 units from entering the country. Two recalls followed: about 7,200 Rainbow Mystery Squishy Buns, and about 8,000 Squeezy Dumplings sold on Amazon. The reasons were consistent — water bead fillings that expand after being swallowed and cause intestinal blockages, excessive lead, prohibited phthalates, and missing warnings, age grading and manufacturer identification. Separately, Mattel recalled over 700,000 toys in 2026 for excessive lead in paint.
Here is why this belongs in a guide about Yiwu. Squishies and sensory toys are among the best-selling things on the Yiwu toy floor right now, including the NeeDoh-style slow-rise cubes that drove much of the category’s growth. They are cheap, light, trendy and everywhere. Which means if you are the importer, the liability sitting on that water bead is yours, not the booth’s.
So for any squishy, put four documents in the file before you pay: a written declaration of the filling material, a water bead test, the age grading, and a tracking label with importer name, address, batch and production city. If a supplier cannot produce the first two, walk away — there are a thousand booths selling the same item.
The second fast way to lose money is intellectual property. Do not photograph a licensed character and ask for “the same with my logo.” Walking the East Extension you will see Sanrio, Disney-adjacent, Pokémon-adjacent and a dozen trending characters. Some of those sellers hold proper authorisation; many simply sell what is popular. Customs in your own country will seize it, and marketplaces will delist it, and neither is a conversation you get to appeal. The 2026 boom in designer toys — the Monsters IP behind LABUBU alone did ¥14.16 billion in 2025, up 365.7% — has produced a matching wave of lookalikes. We track that market separately in our LABUBU and designer toy report. Stay on original or properly licensed designs.
One last trap in the same family: the “stock lot.” Prices that look impossibly low are often cancelled orders or goods that failed inspection. Saving 50% on price means nothing if 30% of the cartons arrive defective, and you will not discover it until the container is on the water.
8. Judging Quality Before You Pay
The sample on the booth was made carefully. Your ten thousand units were not. Assume nothing and check by category.
- Plush: seam strength, filling uniformity and resilience, needle-check and metal-detection logs, azo dyes and formaldehyde on fabric. Long pile needs the flammability test.
- Electric: battery compartment that a child cannot open, short-circuit and overheat behaviour, sound pressure, and the wireless approvals.
- Wooden: splinters, coating lead, timber flammability.
- Anything for under threes: zero tolerance for small parts. Every component gets tension, torque and small-parts cylinder testing on every lot. For 3+, the warning label is your mitigation — but it has to be present and legible in your language.
Ask for a pre-production sample and look at it in daylight, not under booth lighting. Filling colour, paint tone and fabric hand all shift under the LEDs, and this is exactly where the spec quietly drops.
Put inspection and payment terms in writing before the deposit moves. Standard practice is 30% deposit, 70% against the bill of lading, with a third-party AQL inspection before shipment. Be careful of two things at once: a supplier who demands 100% upfront, and a brand-new supplier who offers both a price nobody matches and long credit terms. That second combination is not generosity — it is gambling, and it has cost buyers containers.
Finally, get every quote into a written proforma invoice with material, specification, carton dimensions, volumetric weight, lead time and who holds certification responsibility. On bulky goods like inflatables, insist the FOB price includes dimensional weight — a cheap unit price on a light, large item is the oldest surprise in this market.
If you want the factory-side version of this checklist, start with how to find the best toy manufacturers in China, then how to consolidate goods from Yiwu y how shipping from Yiwu works.

9. When to Come: The Yiwu Toy Calendar
Timing matters more in toys than in almost any other category, because the selling window is fixed and the production slot is not.
| Cuando | What | Why it matters for toys |
|---|---|---|
| 21–24 October 2026 | Feria de Yiwu, Yiwu International Expo Center | Hall E1 is toys, cultural and office supplies, sports and outdoor. Around 3,000 exhibitors, ten minutes from the market |
| 29 October – 1 November 2026 | 25th Chenghai Toy Fair, Shantou, 100,000 m² | The manufacturing side, timed to the Canton Fair window; full range including AI toys |
| 31 October – 4 November 2026 | Feria de Cantón Fase 3 | Toys, baby and maternity, stationery, sports and leisure, pet — exactly Yiwu’s home categories |
| 6–8 December 2026 | Yiwu International Plush Toy Export Fair | 100,000 m², 1,500+ exhibitors; the year-end plush event |
| January | Feria de Juguetes y Juegos de Hong Kong | Where the next season gets shown |
| February | Nuremberg International Toy Fair | The European read on the year |
Nuestro China toy fair calendar y el Chenghai International Toys & Gifts Fair guide list everything else worth putting in the diary.
The most important scheduling fact: the Christmas buying window has moved forward, and it is now earlier than most new buyers assume. European customers used to order in June to August. For the last two seasons, enquiries have been starting straight after Chinese New Year, with the logic being “order early, book the vessel early, get into the production queue early” — buyers trading time for certainty. Large factories fill their peak-season slots two to three months ahead.
The practical rule: for a Christmas season, your order needs to be placed by summer, not by autumn. And for 2026 specifically, the autumn run is unusually efficient — Yiwu Fair on 21–24 October sits between Canton Fair phases, and the Chenghai fair and Canton Fair Phase 3 follow within ten days. You can see the market, the factory cluster and the national show on one ticket.
10. Frequently Asked Questions
How big is the Yiwu toy market?
Around 3,000 toy dealers, on one floor of District 1, exporting to more than 200 countries. Yiwu accounts for roughly a quarter of the world’s toy trade. It is the largest single toy sourcing point in the world.
Where exactly are toys in Yiwu market?
First floor of District 1, blocks B (plush), C (plush, inflatable, electric), D (electric and RC) and E (general and educational). For trend items, add floor 4 of the District 1 East Extension y el designer-toy zone in District 6.
What is the minimum order quantity for toys in Yiwu?
Stock items start at one carton per design, with most suppliers asking for about five cartons in total — and you can usually mix several designs inside those five cartons. Custom packaging with your own printed box starts around 3,000 pieces; custom stickers are the low-minimum alternative.
How much do toys cost in Yiwu?
Roughly $0.20–$0.50 for small plush and PVC items, $1–$8 for mid-range plush and electronic toys, and $5–$50 for RC and drones. Educational sets and ride-ons run higher. Prices move with quantity, and negotiation only becomes meaningful between 20 and 100 cartons.
Are Yiwu toy suppliers factories or trading companies?
Mostly trading companies — around 70%. That is fine for a small mixed test order and costs about 20% over factory price on reorders. Ask where the goods are made; a factory will name the town and invite you to visit.
Should I buy toys in Yiwu or in Shantou Chenghai?
Yiwu for variety, small mixed orders and comparing prices; Chenghai for factory-level plastic, electronic and RC development. The trade runs as “made in Chenghai, sold in Yiwu.” Test in Yiwu, then scale at the cluster. For wooden toys, Yunhe is the specialist; for plush, Yangzhou.
What certifications do I need to import toys from Yiwu?
For the EU: EN 71-1, -2 and -3 with CE marking, a Declaration of Conformity and REACH. For the US: ASTM F963-23 plus CPSIA, covered by a CPC based on a CPSC-accepted lab report. The two regimes are separate — one does not substitute for the other. Anything with wireless or a battery adds FCC ID or CE-RED, RoHS and battery transport documents. We go line by line in our toy certification guide.
Is the CE mark on the box enough?
No. Printing a mark costs nothing. Ask for the actual test report and check that it covers the same SKU, the same materials, the same colours and a recent batch.
What changed for US toy imports in 2026?
From 8 July 2026, certificate data must be filed electronically into CBP’s ACE system before clearance, with seven required data fields; goods are stopped without it. ASTM F963 added rechargeable lithium battery requirements, and Amazon now requires test results transmitted directly by a recognised TIC body.
Can I sell Yiwu toys with my own brand?
Sí. Custom printed packaging usually starts at 3,000 pieces; custom stickers or labels let you brand generic packaging with almost no extra minimum. For a new mould or a changed material, go to Chenghai rather than the market. See Embalaje de juguetes personalizado for what is realistic at each quantity.
Are squishy toys safe to import right now?
They are the most scrutinised toy category in 2026. The CPSC blocked 355,683 counterfeit units across 55 shipments and recalled several squishy toy lines over water bead fillings, lead and phthalates. Before you order, get a filling declaration, a water bead test, age grading and a tracking label.
Can I buy licensed character toys in Yiwu?
Only with a licence you can show. Avoid “inspired by” designs — they will be seized by customs in your market and delisted by platforms. Stick to original designs or properly licensed IP.
How do I check quality before shipping?
Ask for a pre-production sample and inspect it in daylight, then run a third-party AQL inspection before the balance payment. Standard terms are 30% deposit, 70% against the bill of lading.
Can I mix toys with other products in one container?
Yes — that is what Yiwu is built for. Most shipments leave under customs code 1039, market procurement trade, which exists for mixed multi-supplier exports. Note that a single 1039 declaration is capped at USD 150,000. Our page on consolidating goods from Yiwu explains how the containers get packed.
How long does shipping from Yiwu take?
Sea freight through Ningbo or Shanghai is the default. For Europe there is also the Yiwu–Europe rail service, with the Yiwu–Moscow route taking about 15 days, roughly 30 days faster than sea. Full options and costs are in our shipping from Yiwu guide.
When should I place my Christmas toy order?
By summer, and earlier if you want a good factory slot. The season has moved forward — European buyers now start enquiring right after Chinese New Year, and large factories fill peak-season capacity two to three months ahead.
Do I need a sourcing agent for Yiwu toys?
Not required, but an agent earns their fee when you are consolidating across many suppliers, arranging testing and inspection, or do not speak Chinese. Typical commission is 3% to 10% of order value. Use one who is paid by you, not by the supplier — see what a Yiwu sourcing agent costs y how to tell a reliable one.
I have never imported toys before. Where do I start?
Start with one market and one certificate set, not with a container. Pick your destination first — EU means EN 71 and CE, US means ASTM F963 and a CPC — because it decides which suppliers can even quote you. Then buy a carton-level mixed order in Yiwu to learn what sells before you commit to production. Our case study on importing toys from China with zero experience walks through the whole first order, and how to start a toy business covers the commercial side.

Wrapping Up
Three pieces of knowledge decide whether your first Yiwu toy order works.
First, know that you are buying from a window. Around 70% of the booths are traders, the real factories sit in Chenghai, Yangzhou and Yunhe, and one question — *where is this made?* — tells you which you are talking to. Test in Yiwu at carton level, then move the winners to the cluster.
Second, treat compliance as part of the cost, not an afterthought. The CE or ASTM mark on the box means nothing on its own; the test report has to match your SKU, your materials and your batch. In 2026 that got sharper, with US electronic certificate filing now mandatory and squishy toys under active port enforcement.
Third, buy on the calendar, not on instinct. Yiwu’s toy exports grew double digits while China’s toy exports fell, which means the good suppliers are busy and the peak slots go early. Order for Christmas by summer, and if you are coming this autumn, the window from 21 October to 4 November puts the Yiwu market, the Chenghai factories and Canton Fair Phase 3 within two weeks of each other.
We walk the toy floor in Yiwu year-round, District 1 and the designer-toy zones included, as a Yiwu market buying agent. Send us your product list with target prices and destination market, and we will come back with a booth-by-booth route, real quotes and the test reports that match your SKUs — or, if you would rather not fly, we can walk the same aisles on a video call and show you the product in the booth in real time. Leave a comment, request a quote, o download our toy catalogue and we will put it together.
