Premium Custom Trading Card Game Manufacturer & Bulk Wholesale
OEM/ODM custom TCG cards for game publishers, IP holders, and card shop chains. Foil stamping, holographic finishes, and global shipping.
Product Anatomy & Customization Options
Every element shown here is fully customizable. Pick individual parts or redesign the whole thing. You can supply your own artwork, or we can handle the design for you.
The TCG Cards
The Booster Packs
The Deck Boxes
The Playmats & Rulebook
Technical Specifications Table
Specifications | Options & Capabilities |
|---|---|
MOQ (Minimum Order) | 1 prototype / 1,000 / 2,000 decks (Best for bulk buy custom TCG requests) |
Card Stock | 300gsm / 350gsm Art Paper, Blue Core or Black Core |
Card Finishing | Foil Stamping, Holographic, Linen, UV Coating, Soft-Touch, Embossing |
Booster Packs | Foil Wrapper, Custom Print, 10-15 Cards per Pack |
Printing Method | CMYK Full Color Offset Printing, PMS (Pantone) Matching |
Deck Box | Rigid Box with Magnetic Closure, Foam Insert, Custom Wrap |
Sample Lead Time | 5-7 Days for Digital Sample; 10-12 Days for Offset Printed Proof |
Packaging | Booster Packs, Deck Boxes, Display Cases, Master Cartons |
Estimated Manufacturing Cost: A Classic TCG Case Study
Base Specification for This Example:
Tiered Bulk Pricing Table (FOB Factory)
Order Quantity (Bulk Buy) | Estimated Price Per Set |
|---|---|
500 Decks (Starter) | $8.00 – $12.00 / deck |
1,000 Decks | $5.00 – $7.50 / deck |
3,000 Decks | $3.20 – $4.50 / deck |
5,000+ Decks | As low as $2.40 / deck |
⚠️ Crucial Note on Setup Costs: The prices above are ballpark figures for reference. Your actual cost will depend on your specific custom packaging choice (e.g., upgrading from a tuck box to a luxury rigid gift box will add roughly $0.60 to $1.20 per set), special finishes (like gold foil stamping or soft-touch coating), and shipping destinations.
Individual Component Pricing
Need a quote for just one component? Check individual pricing for each sub-service.
Why Choose FUNWAY
As an established board game factory, we don’t treat dice as a last-minute accessory. Every batch is benchmarked against a locked Golden Sample to ensure absolute color consistency, precise symbol positioning, and smooth edge profiles across repeat orders.
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Why Bulk Buy From FUNWAY
Competitive Bulk Pricing
Factory-Direct Quality Control
On-Time Delivery Promise
1-on-1 Project Support
Trusted by Global Brands
Secure Payment & After-Sales
OEM / ODM Manufacturing Process
Step 1: Project Review & Component Mapping
We do not quote from a loose parts list. We quote from a complete product plan.
Before pricing, we map every component: board, cards, tokens, rulebook, insert, box, and accessories. We check how they fit as one packed set. This keeps the quote accurate. It also prevents surprises later in tooling, packing, and freight. We check:
Getting this order right keeps your project on budget and on schedule.
Step 2: DFM Check & Manufacturing Review
A bad sample usually starts from a design that was never checked for real production.
Before we build samples, we review your files for real-world manufacturing. We check dielines, bleed, safe zones, fold lines, card thickness, box depth, insert fit, and surface finish. We fix these issues before sampling:
If the packed set cannot close cleanly, changing the finish will not fix it. We fix the structure first.
Step 3: Sample Production & Approval
The sample is not a photo shoot. It is the production standard.
We build the first sample to test material feel, fold strength, color accuracy, box fit, insert tightness, and total weight. You review it. You approve it. This approved sample becomes the Golden Sample. All mass production is checked against it.
After this point, changes to board size, card stock, insert, or box depth will restart cost and lead time. We keep the sample stable so your bulk order stays on track.
Step 4: Tooling & Mold Setup
We open tooling only after the Golden Sample is locked.
Tooling covers die-cut tools for cards, boards, punchboards, inserts, and boxes. For special plastic parts, we may need molds or fixtures.
We never rush tooling while the design is still moving. Once the die is made, changes cost time and money. We wait for your final approval before cutting steel.
This protects your tooling investment and keeps the project on schedule.
Step 5: Pre-Production Validation
Small errors are cheapest to catch before the full run.
We run a small pre-production batch. We check color drift, cutting position, fold accuracy, board thickness, surface finish, and component fit.
If anything does not match the Golden Sample, we stop and fix it before using more material. This step saves both time and cost.
This is why we never skip pre-production validation.
Step 6: Mass Production & Assembly
A game is not done when the parts are printed. It is done when the box closes properly.
Cards, boards, Punchboards, rulebooks, boxes, inserts, wooden pieces, dice, and accessories have to work as one packed set. During assembly, we check whether the approved packing layout still makes sense at production speed.
This is critical for B2B orders. Your distributor receives finished goods, not loose parts. Every set must be packed clean, stack flat, and ship safely.
We control assembly so your goods arrive ready for shelf or warehouse.
Step 7: Final QC & Global Shipping
A perfect product can still fail if the carton is wrong.
Before shipping, we check carton count, sets per carton, gross weight, carton size, shipping marks, and barcode labels. We match everything to your purchase order.
For B2B and retail orders, we also check pallet markings and stack height.
Small direct shipments get standard export packing. We ship by DHL, FedEx, or sea freight with full tracking. Every order leaves our factory with correct paperwork.
Why This Process Matters
Most problems do not show up early. They show up after one wrong decision forces the next.
This process is not meant to slow you down. For simple projects, we keep it fast. For complex projects with many parts, retail rules, or tight deadlines, these checks protect you from costly rework.
The Anatomy of a Custom TCG Game
A custom trading card game (TCG) is a competitive card game where players build decks, summon creatures, cast spells, and battle opponents using collectible cards with unique abilities and stats.
Each deck typically includes 60 cards, stored in custom deck boxes or sold in foil booster packs. Playmats, rulebooks, and token cards complete the player experience.
Game publishers, IP holders, and card shop chains all need tournament-grade cards with consistent quality, vibrant foils, and premium finishes that attract collectors and competitive players.
As a specialized game manufacturer, we produce TCG cards with blue and black core stock, holographic foils, and precision cutting—so your cards meet tournament standards and your brand builds a loyal player base.
