About
A leather and desk-accessory factory that treats customisation as the default
Tianyishen manufactures custom leather, felt, fabric, bamboo and wood accessories for three buying contexts: the office desk, the hotel and restaurant floor, and the retail homeware shelf. The range runs to 34 products and every one of them is built to order.
What we actually do
Cut leather, stitch it, wrap it over MDF or solid wood where the structure needs it, and set a 15W Qi charging module under the surface where the product calls for one. The finishing methods — embossing, debossing, gilding, engraving, screen and DTF printing, embroidery — are chosen per material rather than applied uniformly.
The part buyers care about is what can be changed. Compartment counts and sizes, tray dimensions, inner cavities matched to a specific device, pen slot numbers, closure styles, lining colour and material, and where and how the logo goes on. Most of those changes are sampled in 7–10 working days and carry no increase to the 100-unit minimum.
How the range is organised
Three ranges, sharing the same materials and the same finishing floor. Office Supplies is 21 products, Hotel Supplies 11, Homeware 10; several products sit in more than one because a leather tray does not care whether it lands on a desk, a bathroom counter or a shop shelf.
At a glance
- Products
- 34 across three ranges
- Minimum order
- 100 units per customised style
- Deep ODM minimum
- 500 units where new tooling is needed
- Sampling
- 7–10 working days; 10–12 for structural changes
- Production
- 10–20 working days colour and logo; 25–35 for style changes
- Colour tolerance
- ±2% against the approved card
- Certification
- FCC, CE, RoHS, EU REACH, TCB, SEDEX 4P by product line
- Freight
- Air and sea, with test reports for customs clearance
On numbers we do not publish. Factory floor area, headcount, annual capacity, export volumes and a founding year are not stated anywhere on this site, because the source material did not support them. Ask and they will be answered directly rather than estimated in a brochure.
Materials on the floor
Six material families, each specified where it does a job the others cannot.
Full-grain & crazy horse leather
For items opened hundreds of times a week. Flexes at the fold instead of cracking, and gains patina from one to three months of handling.
Time-tanned leather
Slow plant tanning. Takes colour evenly and ages individually, which is why it is used on the X-buckle notebook cover.
Faux leather
Used where the surface must be uniform over a large area — a charging zone cannot have grain variation under the coil, and a mouse surface must track consistently.
Water-resistant fabric & felt
Wipe-clean desk mats and device stands. Where a charging module sits underneath, it is waterproof-sealed so the surface can be cleaned daily.
Bamboo
Storage modules for buyers whose sustainability policy has to survive contact with the accessories budget. Debossing reads best on it.
Solid wood & MDF
Kiln-dried timber frames and laminated MDF cores, used where a tray has to stay square under load rather than flex like moulded plastic.
Where to go next
Ask the questions a brochure would dodge
Capacity for your quantity, lead time in your season, whether your Pantone can be hit on your material. All answerable in a message.