The top sex toy manufacturers in China for B2B buyers right now are Leten, AILV, WINYI, Mizzzee, KISSTOY, Chunshuitang, S-HANDE and LOVETOY. All eight run their own production and sell under their own brand. Only five of them publicly offer OEM or ODM work, though, and that one detail decides whether you can put your logo on the box.
You’re reading this on WINYI’s site, and WINYI sits at number 3. So every claim about the other seven comes from their own websites, stock-board filings or trade-fair listings, checked in October 2026, and you can verify each one yourself.
The Eight at a Glance
| # | Company | Base | Known for | Public OEM/ODM offer | MOQ stated publicly | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Leten | Guangzhou, with a Dongguan entity | Male strokers with heating, voice and app control | Yes | Not stated | leten.com.cn |
| 2 | AILV | Changxing, Zhejiang | Long OEM/ODM record and large monthly output | Yes | Not stated | eailv.cn |
| 3 | WINYI | Shenzhen | App-controlled toys, vibrators, low-MOQ private label | Yes | From 100 pieces on selected models | szwinyi.com |
| 4 | Mizzzee | Shanghai, Zuiqingfeng group | Domestic e-commerce brand for men, women and couples | Not stated | Not stated | mijicn.com |
| 5 | KISSTOY | Dongguan | Women’s suction toys from a cleanroom factory | Not stated | Not stated | kisstoy.cn |
| 6 | Chunshuitang | Changzhou, factory in Dongguan | Silicone dolls | Not stated | Not stated | chunshuitang.com |
| 7 | S-HANDE | Shenzhen | Wide catalog with one-stop ODM | Yes | Not stated | sihande.com |
| 8 | LOVETOY | Dongguan | Realistic silicone toys and a global distributor network | Yes | No MOQ on most branded wholesale items | lovetoyproduct.com |
“Public OEM/ODM offer” and “MOQ stated publicly” show what each company states on its own site or in a trade-fair listing. “Not stated” means you need to ask, not that the company refuses. Mizzzee.com now redirects to mijicn.com. Chunshuitang’s 2024 annual report lists commercial service robots as a business line alongside silicone dolls.
Why These Eight
You’ll see the same filter on every name here. Each company makes finished adult toys, runs its own production and owns a brand. Condom groups are out, and so are pure trading companies.
What the filter can’t tell you is who will build for you. A factory can be famous for its own brand and still turn away private-label work. Keep that split in mind as you read, because it changes who you should email first.
1. Leten (Guangzhou)
Leten is the name on this list most closely tied to male products. Its Guangzhou operating company says it was founded in 2011, and the brand traces its roots to Hong Kong. Leten describes itself as one business covering design, R&D, production, sales and service.
Leten’s catalog leans hard toward male strokers, which suits you if you sell mostly men’s products. On Leten’s overseas store you’ll find thrusting, rotating and suction models, heated sleeves, voice-interactive units and app-controlled cups, plus a silicone prostate massager. Leten lists its materials as medical silicone or TPE. In China it sells through Tmall and JD.com flagship stores. Abroad it runs leten.co, with storefronts in German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch and Japanese and a dedicated wholesale page.
For OEM, look at the Dongguan side. In its Asia Adult Expo exhibitor listing, Dongguan Leten Baofeng Health Industry Co., Ltd. says it will “accept all kinds of sex toys’ OEM and ODM service” and keeps design through manufacture in-house. That’s two legal entities under one brand, so check which one your contract names.
Best fit if you’re building a male range around heating, thrusting or app control.
2. AILV (Changxing, Zhejiang)
AILV has the longest history on this list. Its operating company says it received the first production and sales licence for adult wellness devices back in 1994. Its own timeline runs through five stages: OEM first, then ODM, then its own brands, then domestic mergers, then global resource integration. That OEM start matters to you, because AILV has spent decades building to other people’s specs.
Scale is the second reason you’d call them. The company’s industrial park in Changxing, Huzhou covers more than 114 mu, about 7.6 hectares, and AILV cites monthly device output of 600,000 to 1,000,000 sets. It says its products sell in 49 countries and regions. In June 2012 it bought the US firm Topco Sales, then separated it again in 2022, so don’t assume the older American brands still sit under AILV.
If you check its public filings, you’ll find AILV traded on China’s NEEQ board under code 835587 until the board posted a termination-of-listing notice in May 2021.
Best fit if you need high monthly volume from a partner with a long OEM and ODM record.
3. WINYI (Shenzhen)
WINYI is the factory to call when you want all four build routes under one roof. Shenzhen Winyi Technology Co., Ltd. started in 2014, opened its own factory in 2017 and expanded it to 5,000 m² in 2025. You can come in through OEM, ODM, private label or a custom mold. OEM adapts an existing WINYI model to the colour, material, function and packaging you choose. ODM builds a new product from the brief you send. The private label puts your logo, Pantone colour, retail box and multilingual manual on a production-ready model with no new tooling, and selected models start from 100 pieces.
You also get real scale behind custom work. On WINYI’s company profile you’ll see 500+ patents, 500+ personnel, 15,000+ units of daily output and 500+ brand cooperation cases, with design, mold development and material selection handled in-house. You’re getting app experience that goes back to 2022, when WINYI launched its first app-connected products. Today the app-controlled range runs on WINYI’s own app, with Bluetooth control up close and long-distance control over Wi-Fi or 4G/5G. One phone can pair with up to 7 toys, and you can customise the app interface along with the hardware.
Your order passes five quality checkpoints: raw material inspection, a current test on semi-finished units, a waterproof/function/noise check, an aging test and a final inspection of finished products. The in-house lab runs IPX7 immersion at 1 metre for 30 minutes, plus battery, key-life, abrasion, salt-spray and tensile tests. WINYI holds CE, BSCI and ISO 9001 and keeps a UL 4200A test report for its remote controls. Your EU or UK shipments go out with a RoHS certificate of conformity. You can review model-level reports on the certification page, and WINYI confirms the scope for the exact model and market before you order.
Best fit if you want a private label at a low starting quantity, or a custom app-controlled product built from your own brief.
4. Mizzzee (Shanghai)
Mizzzee comes out of e-commerce, not export. It belongs to Shanghai Zuiqingfeng Health Technology Co., Ltd., which registered Mizzzee as its own brand in 2014. Zuiqingfeng grew out of a Taobao shop that opened in 2008 and has since set up its own manufacturing arm.
You’ll see Mizzzee split into men’s, women’s and couples’ series, sold through Tmall and JD.com. What you won’t see is a public OEM, ODM or export offer. If you want to stock a brand Chinese shoppers already know, Mizzzee is worth a call. If you want your own logo on the product, ask Zuiqingfeng directly whether its manufacturing arm takes outside orders.
Best fit if you distribute established Chinese brands and want strong domestic sales behind them.
5. KISSTOY (Dongguan)
KISSTOY runs its own factory in Dongkeng Town, Dongguan, under Dongguan Qingchuang Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. The company cites a 100,000-class dust-free workshop and monthly output of 130,000 units, and it claims more than 10 years of manufacturing experience. Its R&D centre sits in the Songshan Lake Science and Technology Park, with a design team that mixes US and Chinese designers.
You’ll find women’s products at the centre of the range, led by the brand’s “air kiss” suction toys. KISSTOY says it uses food-grade silicone and holds CE and RoHS certification. It lists 17 utility model patents, 46 design patents and 2 invention patents, plus 58 foreign trademark registrations, and it carries China’s High-tech Enterprise status.
If you need private label, note that KISSTOY, like Mizzzee, doesn’t list OEM or ODM services on its site. Ask before you plan a line around it.
Best fit if you want an established suction-toy brand from a factory with cleanroom production.
6. Chunshuitang (Changzhou)
Chunshuitang is your doll specialist on this list. Changzhou Chunshuitang Health Technologies Co., Ltd. has traded on China’s NEEQ board since 14 November 2016 under code 839466. Its 2024 annual report, filed in April 2025, still shows it in the board’s basic tier. Silicone humanoid dolls brought in about 90% of 2024 revenue, and doll sales grew 29.70% year on year.
Production runs through a 95%-owned subsidiary in Dongguan. A second subsidiary, Shenzhen Daxiang Antai, develops commercial service robots, which the annual report lists as a business line next to the dolls. In China the company sells through Tmall, JD.com and Pinduoduo. Overseas it sells mainly through its own independent websites, with distribution as the secondary channel.
You won’t find OEM or ODM work for outside brands mentioned in the annual report. If dolls are your category, ask about distribution terms before you ask about private label.
Best fit if you’re adding silicone dolls to a retail or distribution catalog.
7. S-HANDE (Shenzhen)
If OEM volume is your priority, S-HANDE built its business around exactly that, and its site says so plainly. Shenzhen S-HANDE Technology Co., Ltd. was established in 2014 and calls itself a factory focused on R&D, production and OEM/ODM orders. Its Chinese site cites a factory of about 15,000 m², 700+ staff and 50+ R&D and design staff. One line on the same site says 20,000 m², so confirm the real figure if you plan to audit floor space.
You get a wide catalog to work from. It covers vibrators, bullets and wands, strokers, cock rings and prostate massagers, couples’ toys, app-controlled vibrators, kegel balls and bondage gear. S-HANDE offers one-stop ODM from design to production and lists 710+ private-mold products. Its English site says it partners with more than 30 well-known brands and shows CE, ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certificates. Patent counts differ between its two sites, 120+ on one and 157 on the other, so you should ask which figure is current.
Best fit if you want a wide catalog to choose ODM base models from.
8. LOVETOY (Dongguan)
LOVETOY started as an OEM shop. Lovetoy Industrial Co., Ltd. opened in 2008 offering custom OEM work, and the company registered its own LOVETOY® brand in 2013. In 2014 it launched what it calls the world’s first dual-layered platinum silicone dildo series. By 2019 it had exclusive distributors in 21 countries, and custom work made up 20% of annual sales against 80% for the LOVETOY® brand.
Today Lovetoy Products Limited runs a B2B-only site from Dongcheng Industrial Park in Dongguan. You’ll find its OEM clients in the US, UK, Germany, France, Canada, Switzerland and several other markets. The catalog covers realistic dildos, vibrators, male toys, anal toys, glass and metal toys, kegel balls, strap-ons and bondage gear. LOVETOY doesn’t publish its factory size or headcount, so ask for a factory video or audit report before you go further.
Best fit if you want realistic silicone toys and an OEM partner with export experience in Europe.
Before You Contact Any of Them
Most sourcing problems with Chinese adult toy factories start in the first email, not on the production line. You can avoid the common ones with six questions.
Does the factory take OEM or ODM orders in your category? Three of the eight above don’t advertise OEMs at all, so don’t assume a famous brand is also a contract manufacturer.
Which legal entity will sign your contract? Leten splits its business between a Guangzhou company and a Dongguan exhibitor, and Chunshuitang produces through a subsidiary, so check that the invoice, factory and certificates carry the same name.
Which certificates cover your exact model? A factory-level ISO 9001 or BSCI audit doesn’t certify a SKU, so ask for CE and RoHS reports tied to the model you’re buying and the market you’re selling into.
What material is it, really? Silicone and TPE look alike in a photo and behave differently in cleaning and storage, so read up on silicone versus TPE before you compare quotes.
What’s the MOQ on each route? A logo on a stock model, a custom colour and a new mold carry three different minimums, so ask for all three.
Can you test a sample first? You should check waterproofing, battery life and app pairing yourself before you approve mass production.
Get a Quote From WINYI
If a private label or a custom app-controlled toy is on your plan, send WINYI the target category, quantity, destination market and any reference product. WINYI reviews your brief, recommends the right route, confirms the MOQ for it and gives you a stage-by-stage schedule. Request your quote and sample plan here.
FAQ
Which of these sex toy manufacturers in China accept OEM or ODM orders?
Five of the eight state it publicly: Leten, AILV, WINYI, S-HANDE and LOVETOY. Mizzzee, KISSTOY and Chunshuitang don’t list OEM or ODM on their sites, so you’ll need to ask them directly.
What MOQ should you expect from a Chinese adult toy factory?
It depends on the route you choose. Your logo on a production-ready model needs the lowest quantity, and at WINYI selected models start from 100 pieces. Custom colours, new functions and new molds raise the minimum, so you should ask each factory to quote MOQ per route rather than one number.
How can you check that a supplier really owns its factory?
Ask for the business licence and compare the company name with the factory address, the certificates and the invoice. Request a live video walk-through of the production floor so you see the lines yourself. A BSCI or ISO 9001 audit report gives you a third-party check. If the names don’t match, ask why before you pay a deposit.
Do these factories hold CE and RoHS certificates?
You’ll see CE and RoHS claims from KISSTOY, S-HANDE and WINYI. Treat any certificate as model-specific, because a report for one vibrator doesn’t cover a different motor or battery. Ask for the report that matches the exact SKU and destination market before you place the order.
Is a well-known brand always the best manufacturing partner?
Not always. A strong consumer brand shows you the factory can build products that sell. It doesn’t show the factory will build yours, protect your design or match the MOQ you need. Pick the partner whose OEM process, documents and minimums fit your launch plan, then compare samples side by side.
How long does a custom sex toy project take?
Your logo on a stock model moves fastest because it needs no new tooling. If you go ODM or custom mold, you add design, prototyping and tooling stages. WINYI gives you a stage-by-stage schedule after it reviews your brief. Ask every supplier for the same schedule so you can compare real timelines, not promises.
