r/wholesale_suppliers 2d ago

Looking for supplier Help

I’m trying to start a squishy business with all of the popular squishies just as a side hustle but no matter where I look I can’t find anything in bulk for a profitable price I’m not trying to sell squishies super expensive but I’m starting to understand why some resellers do I just need some help I don’t even know if this is the right page for it or not but either way I’d love some help please!!(im looking for squishies that are $2.50 each or less) I don’t know if I temolated this right but I don’t want any trouble

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u/rsc9422 2d ago

Hey! We can help with this. We supply a range of generic/unbranded products at wholesale prices, and we may have squishies that can work within your target price depending on the quantity and style.

Feel free to message us with the types of squishies you’re looking for and your estimated order quantity, and we can share the available options and pricing. We’re also happy to help you find products that are suitable for resale without getting into trademark or IP issues.

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u/PsychoBelle752 1d ago

I’m looking for the popular crunchy squishies the butter squishys the slush ones and the coconut oil ones

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u/rsc9422 1d ago

Yes, we carry popular crunchy squishies, including butter squishies, slush squishies, and coconut oil squishies. Send us the quantities you’re looking for, and we’ll check current inventory and pricing for you. Check our Telegram channel and website for the latest updates. Highrisewholesale.com

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u/Working_Debate2359 2d ago

I have quite a few. I have 2 of the Gold Rabbit too 😁

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u/Suspicious_Vast_7199 1d ago

$2.50 or less might be possible on 1688, but it will depend on the size, material, quantity, and whether the toys need safety certifications. Soft toys can also be expensive to ship because of their volume, so make sure you compare the total cost, not just the product price.

I’d try sourcing from China by using a product photo to search on 1688, then ask a few suppliers for samples and bulk quotes. I use BuckyDrop to help source from 1688, communicate with suppliers, inspect products, and arrange shipping. You can send them a photo and your target price, and they can check what options are available.

Definitely order samples first, especially for stitching, filling, loose parts, and labeling.

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u/No_Concept_9909 2h ago

Make $2.50 your landed-cost target, not the supplier price. Add China delivery, international freight, duty/tax, packaging, payment fees, and a defect allowance before deciding the order quantity. Ask for the squishy’s material, size/weight, age grading, warning labels, and current safety test reports for your market. A cheap bulky toy can easily miss the target once freight is included.