Retail & window displays
Coordinate mannequin families, poses, finishes and the display environment for a store or window concept.
Space · Garments · Display consistency
Plan this project: Retail & window displaysOEM / ODM Solution Center
Mannequin Design & Manufacturing Solution Provider
Work directly with our factory on your mannequin or display brief. Flexible sample development brings form, finish, structure and project requirements into a reviewed plan before production specifications are agreed.
Design brief · Product development · Display planning
Form, surface & applicationAI CONCEPT STUDY
- Shape & proportions
- Finish & material direction
- Structure to review
- Display context
Solution Workflow
Turn an application into an actionable brief.
Use each review to resolve the next decision. Product specifications and production commitments follow confirmed requirements and sample approval.
Define the application
Identify the garments, space, photography setup or display task, together with the estimated quantity and desired timing.
Planning outputApplication briefReview form & requirements
Compare references, body proportions, poses, finish direction and structural needs. Identify missing information and feasibility questions.
Planning outputDevelopment scopeConfirm the sample & specification
Review the proposed form, surfaces and structure against a physical sample or agreed evidence. Confirm the specification before a production decision.
Planning outputConfirmed specificationPlan production & delivery
Review the approved specification, packaging, inspection needs and project milestones. Quantity and schedule are agreed for the specific project.
Planning outputProject plan
Customization Capability
A coordinated approach to form, finish and use.
Explore the development directions below. Each option needs its own material, structural and sample review; a reference image alone does not confirm manufacturability or compatibility.
Develop a display solution around your requirements
We work from your brief to develop mannequin and display solutions across shape, pose, finish, material and brand requirements. Drawings, samples and technical review define the final specification.
- Different shapes
- Develop a silhouette for the clothing, accessories and presentation you need.
- Different finishes
- Review colour, texture and covering requirements against approved samples.
- Different materials
- Assess material and process choices for the intended use and prototype.
- Different poses
- Translate a retail or sports presentation into a pose, support and stability brief.
- Modular structure
- Plan removable or replaceable parts; interfaces and compatibility require engineering approval.
- Custom body proportions
- Work from a confirmed size chart and garment requirements, then validate a sample.
- OEM logo and branding
- Review authorised brand artwork, placement and suitable application methods.
- Packaging customisation
- Plan packaging around brand presentation, handling and transport requirements.
- Retail display solutions
- Combine full body, torso and accessory displays into a store or window brief.
- Ghost photography development
- Assess removable sections and photography workflow for an invisible-support result.
- Project-based customisation
- Move from requirements to technical review, sample approval and a confirmed project plan.
These are custom development scopes, not a catalogue of verified stock models. Feasibility, materials, compatibility, pricing and delivery terms are confirmed for each project; reference imagery is not a substitute for approved product data.
Project Types
Choose the context for your project.
These are planning scenarios, not completed customer cases. Each route opens the existing project brief with the relevant application selected.
E-commerce photography
Discuss removable-part or ghost-effect requirements around the garments and photography workflow. Structure and fit need review.
Garment fit · Parts · Shooting workflow
Plan this project: E-commerce photographyGarment development & presentation
Define the form, proportions and intended garment use. Pinning, draping or fit-assessment functions require specific confirmation.
Proportions · Use · Surface requirements
Plan this project: Garment development & presentationCustom form & project development
Develop an individual shape, sports pose, display component or coordinated product family around an agreed brief.
References · Structure · Brand direction
Plan this project: Custom form & project developmentOEM Process
Work from your design, or develop the direction together.
Agree what is already defined and what still needs development. The same review process keeps design, specification and production decisions aligned.
- Requirements to review
Share the brief
Provide the application, estimated quantity, references if available, customization requirements and desired timeline.
- Agreed scope
Agree the development scope
Confirm design ownership, material and structural questions, required deliverables and the sample review process.
- Approved project specification
Approve the specification
Resolve the open questions and document the approved form, finish, structure and packaging before a production commitment.
- Confirmed order plan
Coordinate the order
Confirm commercial terms and the project-specific production, inspection and delivery plan using the approved specification.
FAQ
Before you start a custom project.
Do you manufacture mannequins in your own factory?
Yes. Our production is carried out in our own factory. We work with B2B buyers on fabric-covered mannequins, wholesale display forms and project-based customization. Samples, specifications, quantities and delivery terms are reviewed and agreed individually.
Can you quote fabric-covered mannequins for a wholesale order?
Yes. Fabric-covered mannequins are a focus of our wholesale offering, with competitive pricing for the agreed specification. Share your estimated quantity, covering preference, form, base and delivery destination. Pricing, materials, packaging and schedule are confirmed in the quotation; no universal minimum order or lead time is promised.
Can I start without a finished drawing?
Yes. Describe the application and the result you need. Reference images, garment information or a sketch can help define the development scope. A reference is a starting point, not a confirmed product specification.
Are the reference products available as verified standard models?
Reference-backed drafts and concept previews are separate from verified, published products. Model identity, specifications, sample status and image rights must be confirmed before a product is released as a standard offer.
Can you develop different shapes, poses and finishes?
These are customization directions we can review with you. Feasibility depends on the chosen form, material, structure and application, and must be confirmed through the project and sample review.
Can you reproduce a design shown in a reference?
We can use references to understand the design brief. Ownership and permitted use must be established, and proprietary designs or branding cannot be copied without the necessary authorization.
What quantity and timeline should I plan for?
Share an estimate and your desired milestones in the project brief. Minimum order quantity, development time and production schedule are not fixed promises here; they are reviewed and agreed for the specific specification and project.
Can I include branding and packaging requirements?
Yes. Include the intended logo placement, packaging use and handling needs. Artwork permissions, materials and packaging specifications are reviewed before approval.
Start Your Project
Bring your requirements into one project brief.
Use the existing project request form to outline what you need. You can start with an application and add references or technical details as they become available.
Specifications, compatibility, image permissions, quantities and schedules require project-specific confirmation. This page contains no customer cases or certified production claims.