Wooden Doll Families and Room Pieces for Trade

Nine models in the launch catalogue supply the people and the loose pieces that turn a house into a scene: wooden doll families of four to six figures, single figures with movable joints, portable and suitcase houses that fold for a bag, and small tabletop pieces such as a mansion or a room set. Figure heights mostly sit between 6 cm and 12 cm so they match the floor heights of the houses in this catalogue, and the piece count is stated per model rather than described as a bundle of accessories. One of the nine is a large 133 cm house sold with working parts and accessories, which is why the line reads wider than the figure count suggests.

This is the smallest line in the catalogue and the one buyers most often under-order. A house sold on its own sells once; a house plus a family plus one room piece sells as a gift, reorders as an add-on and lifts the average order without a second container. MOQ on this line runs from 20 pcs to 1,000 pcs depending on the model, with the figure sets generally lowest because the parts are small and the cartons fill cheaply. The spares question matters more here than anywhere else in the catalogue: a missing figure from a six-piece family is a customer complaint, so the fittings and figures count per carton should be agreed before production.