Plan a seasonal range of fabric gnomes, reindeer, angels and ornaments — one palette, one fabric story.
Same fabrics.
Small details,Four families that can share one palette. Open a family to add it to your brief.
The fabric decides how a character feels in the hand and how it reads from across the shelf.
A quick comparison for planning. Every choice is confirmed on a physical sample before anything is final.
Hats, bodies, boots, ornaments
Flat, saturated colour and clean cut edges. Holds simple shapes well and keeps small ornaments crisp.
Check at sampling: surface pilling after handling, and how the colour compares to your reference under shop lighting.
Long hats, scarves, reindeer bodies
Visible stitches make a character look handmade. Fair-isle or stripes add pattern without printing.
Check at sampling: stitch scale on small sizes, and whether long hats need an inner support to hold their bend.
Angel dresses, wings, neutral bodies
A quiet, natural texture that lets one bright accent colour carry the range.
Check at sampling: fraying at seams and edges, and how much colour variation natural fibres show between batches.
Bodies, scarves, bows
Instantly seasonal. Works best when the check repeats one or two colours from the rest of the range.
Check at sampling: pattern scale against the character’s height, and whether checks should line up across seams.
Pick a hat colour and treatment, choose the body fabric, turn the gnome, then save it to your brief with the size and quantity you have in mind.
Same character.Keep one palette and one fabric thread across gnomes, reindeer, angels and ornaments so the range reads as a set on the shelf.
A brighter season together. ♡
Everything you save becomes one brief you can download and share with your sourcing team or supplier.
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Three steps, all in this page.
What to decide before you ask for samples.
01 · PALETTE
Start with the colour that should lead at shelf distance. Add a softer neutral for bodies and one small contrast for trim or stitching.
02 · REFERENCES
Say where the range will sit and what customers should notice first: the softness of a knit, a bold plaid, a calm linen.
03 · RANGE
A range feels coordinated when every family shares the palette and one fabric, while each keeps its own silhouette.
What buyers usually ask before requesting samples.
In this preview you can record colour, hat treatment, body fabric, requested height, quantity preference and notes. Shape details, accessories and labels can be written in the notes. Everything is confirmed through physical sampling.
Yes, as references. Open a family, choose its palette and main fabric, and add it to your brief. Only the gnome has a live 3D preview here; the other families are illustrative.
No. The quantity field records what you have in mind so it can be discussed. This preview states no minimum order quantity, price or lead time.
It is a requested size between 8 and 100 cm. Real dimensions depend on the fabric, stuffing and construction and are confirmed on the sample.
Screen colours are a starting point only. Include a physical swatch, a colour reference code you already use, or a product you want to match, and approve colour on the sample.
Tell us the destination market and whether the piece is decoration or could be handled as a toy. Applicable requirements are identified for your order; this preview makes no certification claims.
Your brief is saved in this browser. Export JSON to keep a copy or move it to another computer, then import it again. Nothing is uploaded or sent.
The downloaded HTML brief, your reference photos, the destination market, the season you are planning for and any packaging or labelling needs.
Save a gnome, add the families you want, then download the brief or send an enquiry for a sampling conversation.