Physical assembly
Joining or fitting parts needs drawings, a method, a trial and agreed acceptance checks. Availability is assessed for each product.
Ask about your assembly task ↗Bring separate items into the right sets. Plan bulk delivery or direct-to-recipient distribution.
Send your merch briefChoose this service on its own or as part of a complete merch project.

Packing workflow reference; not a MoldShifu-owned facility.
Joining or fitting parts needs drawings, a method, a trial and agreed acceptance checks. Availability is assessed for each product.
Ask about your assembly task ↗Grouping finished products into the right set uses a BOM, reward matrix, quantities and pack-out instructions.
View a sample reward matrix ↗Bulk cartons to your 3PL and direct-recipient fulfillment (fulfilment) have different labeling, data and shipping requirements. Routes and providers are confirmed in the quote.
Combine products by bundle, reward tier or add-on. Agree the contents checklist for each set.
Work through boxes, inserts, labels and protective packing around the finished parcel.
Assess routes, parcel weight, destinations, tracking and the shipping handoff for your project.
Kitting means combining individual products into ready-to-send sets. Each tier needs its own contents and packing specification.
Yes. We review item specifications, availability, quantities and handoff responsibilities before agreeing assembly or distribution.
Direct and bulk routes can be assessed. Availability, costs, tracking, taxes and responsibilities depend on the item, parcel and destination.
No. Start with destination countries and approximate order counts. Address transfer is discussed after the shipping plan is agreed.
Samples, file versions, approval checkpoints and agreed supplier access.
Review the project controls ↗A clearly labeled demo BOM and reward matrix show the information needed to quote and pack.
View the sample project pack ↗Products, estimated quantities, references and destinations.
Send your merch brief