01 · Essential
White tile blanks
A clean white blank for your original artwork, logo and color direction.
Best for focused color stories →Custom American Mahjong · Project brief
Choose a clear project path, then align tiles, materials, accessories and packaging around one commercially buildable system.
01 · Choose the right starting point
Select the route that best matches your launch. We carry that choice into the brief so the first review is focused and practical.
02 · Work from evidence
Color, hand feel, fit and packing are physical decisions. The process turns your direction into a sample and a documented production reference.
A production partner for product-led brands
For boutique retailers, private label founders, clubs, distributors and gifting programs that need more than a logo on a stock box.
Your collection should carry one idea through the tile faces, edges, racks, textiles and packaging.
We review each project as a connected product system. That keeps artwork practical, specifications clear and the approved sample consistent with bulk production.
Physical color, fit and packaging decisions can be reviewed before bulk production.
MOQ and production timing are confirmed around the final customization scope.
Choose your construction
Layer count changes more than color. It affects the side profile, visual weight and the way the set reads across a game table.
A clean white blank for your original artwork, logo and color direction.
Best for focused color stories →
A bonded face and back combination that creates a crisp, branded edge.
Best for signature backs →
A center stripe adds rhythm and a premium side profile across the rack.
Best for bold palettes →
Multiple controlled color bands create a collection-defining edge treatment.
Best for hero collections →Material and finish library
Choose the base material and surface effect that best fit your retail position, visual identity and handling expectations.
Subtle depth with a polished, giftable finish.
Luminous color that stays playful without losing legibility.
A transparent cap adds depth to your chosen back color and finish.
Visible shimmer at the edge and back with a clean playing face.
A practical route for lightweight, resilient branded sets.
Layered color and soft translucency for a distinctive material story.
Beyond the tiles
Carry one palette, logo and product story across every item. Components can be developed together or selected around the needs of your launch.
Accessory images are customization concepts; physical samples confirm the final specification.
Material and color approval
Send a Pantone code, an existing product or a material direction. We propose the closest available acrylic sheet and can provide physical chips for approval. Pearl, marble and patterned effects vary with light and sheet placement, so final approval should be based on a physical sample.
Match clear, solid, translucent, marble or patterned acrylic to the tile palette. Rack length and pusher fit are checked against sample tiles.
Printed neoprene mats can use an illustrated border, open play area or full-surface artwork, with coordinated edge finishing and a storage bag.
Structured or soft totes can be sized for tiles, racks, pushers and a rolled mat, with matching internal pouches.
Choose clear-window tile cases, structured rack cases, zip sleeves or drawstring pouches, sized to the final components.
Rigid magnetic, book-style or collapsible structures can include fitted tile trays, accessory compartments, sleeves, labels and barcodes.
Coordinate dice, dice bags, shuffler cards, wind indicators, guide cards, score accessories and spare tiles with the main set.
Use product category codes to build a brief faster. Final colors, dimensions, components, packaging and category-specific MOQs are confirmed during quotation and sampling.
From brief to bulk
Each decision is locked before the next production stage. Your approved sample becomes the reference for color, dimensions, finish, print and packing.
Quantity, market, artwork, materials, packaging and delivery goals.
Tile map, color standards, layer plan, print method and dielines.
A physical sample for feel, color, legibility and packaging fit.
Controlled cutting, bonding, engraving, printing and color filling.
Tile count, finish, accessories, cartons and shipment readiness.
Specification studio
Bring finished vector art or start with a logo, palette and mood board. We help turn the direction into buildable specifications.
Faces, jokers, flowers, numbers, symbols and brand-specific illustrations.
Reference-based matching for tile bodies, inks, accessories and packaging.
Dimensions reviewed for hand feel, rack fit, weight and presentation.
Layer color, radius and polishing combine into the visible side profile.
Solid, pearl, marble, glitter, clear-top and translucent directions.
UV print or engraved color fill selected around artwork and volume.
Retail boxes, bags, inserts, barcode labels, master cartons and marks.
Racks, pushers, dice, chips, mats and cases coordinated as one range.
Buyer questions
The exact answer depends on construction and scope, but these are the decisions that shape most custom projects.
MOQ depends on whether the project uses standard sets, custom tiles, private label packaging or fully customized materials. Accessory and packaging MOQs may differ from tile MOQ and are confirmed during quotation.
Timing depends on design complexity, material availability, customization scope, sample approval, order quantity and packaging requirements. We confirm an estimated schedule after reviewing the final brief.
Editable AI, PDF or SVG files are preferred. A mood board, logo and color references are enough to start a feasibility review.
Pantone references improve consistency. Full-color art can also be reviewed when you include a color reference for each critical brand tone.
Yes. Available acrylics, textiles, prints, hardware and packaging finishes can be reviewed as one color system. Physical samples are used to approve critical color and fit decisions.
Yes. NDA support is available, and customer artwork and project details can be kept private throughout development and production.
Quality that follows the approved sample
The approved sample is the working standard. Critical details stay visible during production and final packing.
Review construction, color, artwork, finish and pack-out before production.
Manual and automatic filling with checks for bleeding, gaps and consistency.
Size, color, finish and workmanship are checked against the reference.
Tiles are checked for dimensions, scratches, edges, engraving and filling.
Tile counts, accessories, inserts, retail packs and carton marks are checked.
Your artwork, specifications and launch details stay within the agreed scope.
03 · Start your project brief
This opens a pre-filled inquiry with your project route. Add only what you know; artwork, mood boards and detailed specifications can follow in the conversation.
Ready to build your collection?
Share the target quantity, destination, tile configuration, material direction and the accessories you want to include. We will review feasibility and prepare the quotation path.
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Ask which steps are completed in-house, which components use specialist partners, and who handles final assembly, QC, packing and the shipping handoff. Record these responsibilities with the approved sample and BOM. The shipping and quality guide explains the review points for a project.
Factory imagery is available for sourcing review. Ask for project-specific sample and production evidence alongside the specifications.
