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THE TOYFREIGHT COLLECTION

Pretend Play

Kitchen, doctor, tool, home and role-play sets that turn familiar routines into play. Review the full contents, material finish, set size and presentation before comparing quotations.

ABOUT THIS COLLECTION

Steady roles. Complete sets.

The pretend-play range covers cutting food and kitchen sets, simulated toy appliances (air fryers, frying pans and kettles), tool and screw boxes, pet houses, ice-cream carts, dress-up wings and makeup-themed sets. This compact 24-model collection offers several familiar role-play themes. Confirm the actual functions and contents rather than assuming a toy appliance works like its household counterpart.

Role-play sets are bought on contents: a 40-piece kitchen and a 20-piece kitchen tell different stories at retail. The full component list, finish quality and box presentation are the real comparison points.

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SPECIFICATION CHECKLIST

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Then compare the price.

These are the variables that make two look-alike models different goods. Fix them in writing before the purchase order.

Piece count

Total count and the largest and smallest items in the set.

Finish

Material and finish, including printed food patterns.

Working features

Light, sound, bubbling or wind-up, and the battery needed.

Pack style

Colour box or window box and whether the set displays in the carton.

Dress-up

Fabric type, fastenings and one-size fit.

Age grade

Printed grading and any small-parts warning.

COMPLIANCE BY MARKET

Documents follow
the exact model.

Check that reports cover the selected model, configuration and production site. Review material, colour, component, site and artwork changes for their compliance impact; update documents or repeat affected tests where needed. A category name does not establish compliance.

Toy standards

ASTM F963/EN 71 baseline; most sets are 3+ with loose small parts.

Makeup-themed sets

Distinguish imitation accessories from actual cosmetic substances; review the contents and any applicable toy and cosmetics requirements for the destination.

Appliances

Review battery and electrical safety, plus any applicable FCC/EMC requirements for light-and-sound circuitry.

A LITTLE CLARITY

Before we get started.

What is the MOQ for role-play sets?

Three export cartons per SKU. Kitchen and tool sets are steady year-round lines rather than seasonal, so repeat orders can be planned around a fixed shelf position.

Are the makeup sets real cosmetics?

The contents differ by model. Some sets are imitation accessories, while the current makeup-kit description also lists items such as eye shadow and nail polish. Ask for the complete contents and formulation details where applicable, then confirm the destination's toy, cosmetics and labelling requirements before ordering.

Which pretend-play lines should I shortlist?

Start with the role, age group and price position your customers buy. Compare cutting-food sets, kitchens, tool boxes, pet houses and dress-up products by component count, retail footprint and presentation. Share your sales data or seasonal plan so the shortlist fits your channel.

Can the box carry our own brand and language?

Yes—branded colour or window boxes and multi-language inserts are straightforward custom work, quoted against artwork and quantity.

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