Christmas trees
An all-green scene or a single tree on red.
Choose 001 for white scalloped tree bands and snowflakes around the body and top. Choose 005 for a red ground, one centred green tree and gold-coloured accents.
Product category
Custom Kids Plush Seating & Christmas Poufs
Develop a children’s soft-seating range for your brand or retail collection. The 10 catalogue references below show rounded, backless Christmas poufs with stocking, tree, snowman, reindeer and gingerbread motifs. Start with a design reference, then agree the size, construction and intended use for your OEM/ODM order.
The Christmas pouf collection
Five motifs. Ten starting points.
Compare the published designs side by side, then carry the reference codes into your seating brief. Every pair shares a theme; each has a different palette or character treatment.
Snowmen
A full character or an expressive close-up.
Reference 002 places a whole snowman, blue hat and striped scarf on white. Reference 006 enlarges the face and uses a red hat with a green patterned scarf.
Reindeer
Rich red details or a quieter neutral palette.
Reference 003 pairs dark antlers with a red snowflake scarf. Reference 008 uses pale antlers, simple black eyes and a cream muzzle without a scarf motif.
Stockings
A gift-filled stocking or scattered gold stars.
Reference 004 puts presents and a silver-coloured bow above a stocking on dark green. Reference 007 has a white ground, a single red stocking and separate star accents.
Gingerbread
A large smiling face or a complete gingerbread figure.
Reference 009 uses an orange-brown ground, a large face and green scarf. Reference 010 places a full gingerbread figure with a striped scarf on a cream ground.
From selection to specification
Build the brief around your chosen designs.
The catalogue shows rounded, backless pouf forms. Add the reference codes and your colour direction to the brief, then agree the intended use and construction before comparing quotations.
- Size & structure
- Provide target outer dimensions and intended use. Confirm the filling or support construction, closure and finished sample before comparing quotations.
- Cover & care
- Set the fabric and colour direction, and ask how the cover, seams and decorative details will be finished. Confirm care instructions and any removable-cover requirement.
- Quantity & supply
- State the quantity by design and whether you need complete items or covers. Agree on packing dimensions, labels, destination market and the required date.
10 products shown on this static page.
Before you shortlist
Choose the product form. Then build the brief.
“Plush chair” can describe several different products. These catalogue images show backless poufs. A backrest chair, a filled pouf and a cover-only order need different specifications.
What do these references show?
Rounded, backless poufs with Christmas character or stocking decoration. Use ABLE-SOFA-007 to review a white stocking design, or ABLE-SOFA-008 for the pale-antler reindeer direction. Their photographs establish appearance, not seat dimensions or tested performance.
Do you need a seat, a cover or a different shape?
Specify complete filled items or covers, the target footprint and height, and whether a backrest is required. The photos do not establish internal support, filling, removable covers or load capacity. Confirm these in the development brief and sample.
Who will use the finished product?
Provide the intended user age, use setting and destination market. Agree stability, load requirements, access to filling, decorative-detail attachment and any required testing before approving a children’s seating product. Suitability is project-specific.
How do you prepare a bulk-order enquiry?
Include the reference codes, quantities by design, colour direction, complete-item or cover-only supply, packaging and delivery destination. Use the sourcing checklist or send a seating project brief. MOQ and timing follow construction review.
MOQ & project planning guide
Specifications come before commercial commitments
MOQ: assessed by product construction, material minimums and production route.
Sample timing: depends on design complexity, revisions and material availability.
Production lead time: confirmed after sample and specification approval.
Pricing depends on: size, fabric, filling, embroidery, printing, labels, packaging and quantity.