Custom Acrylic
Mahjong Tiles

The required count depends on the playing format and the contents you want to supply. A commonly used American mahjong playing configuration contains 152 tiles, including the required suits, Winds, Dragons, Flowers, and Jokers. Retail packages may include additional blank or spare tiles, resulting in a higher total. Before production, provide a face-by-face inventory specifying the quantity of every design. The approved tile list, rather than the total count alone, should determine the order.

A tile-only order should be specified separately from a complete mahjong set. The quotation needs to identify the required tile inventory, size, construction, artwork, back design, quantity, and packaging. Racks, pushers, mats, storage cases, and other accessories are separate product categories and should only be included when explicitly requested and confirmed. If you plan to combine the tiles with existing accessories, provide the relevant dimensions so compatibility can be reviewed.

Tile dimensions should be selected according to the preferred handling feel, intended game format, and compatibility with racks, pushers, or storage accessories. Height, width, thickness, edge shape, and material construction should be considered together. A larger or thicker tile may also affect the overall weight and packed dimensions of a complete set. If you have an existing tile or rack reference, provide its measurements or a physical sample to help define the final specification.

Please provide artwork for each unique tile face, along with a complete list showing how many copies of every design belong in the set. Identify any numerals, English labels, color references, and special Joker or Flower illustrations. Editable artwork and clear dimensional references are useful for production review. Each design should have a consistent file name or identifier, and the final approved version must match the tile inventory. Customer-supplied artwork must also have the necessary usage rights.

Both tile-face and tile-back designs can be considered, but their visual requirements should be reviewed separately. Transparent or partially translucent constructions may allow front-face details to show through under certain lighting conditions. Back color, material opacity, artwork placement, and tile construction can affect the result. If concealing the tile faces from the back is essential for gameplay, include this as a specific sample acceptance requirement and review representative tiles under suitable lighting before approving production.

The appropriate artwork method depends on the tile construction, design detail, color requirements, and intended surface appearance. Printed graphics, engraved-style details, and other decorative approaches have different preparation and finishing requirements. Not every method is suitable for every acrylic construction. Provide your artwork and visual references so the available options can be evaluated. Layered constructions and specialty finishes should be reviewed separately when those effects are essential to the design.

Each tile colorway or artwork version should have its own approved specification and face-by-face inventory. Extra Jokers, blank tiles, and spares should be listed separately from the required playing tiles. If replacement tiles must match an earlier order, identify the previous artwork version, dimensions, material, and color reference. Matching appearance between production batches may require additional sample review. For quotations, provide the required quantity for each version rather than only a combined total.

Sample approval should cover tile height, width, thickness, edge appearance, face artwork, printing or marking alignment, back color, and overall visual consistency. Check representative tile types, including numbered suits, Winds, Dragons, Jokers, and Flowers. If the tiles will be used with racks or stored in fitted compartments, review the relevant dimensions and fit. A complete face inventory and final artwork version should also be approved before production, with the required inspection criteria recorded.

MOQ and unit pricing depend on the tile construction, size, material, artwork method, number of unique designs, color versions, quantity, and packaging. A new fully customized tile collection may involve different setup requirements from an order using an existing approved design. When comparing quotations, specify whether quantities refer to individual tiles, complete tile inventories, or packaged sets. List each colorway and configuration separately so the commercial terms reflect the actual manufacturing requirements.

Please share your preferred tile dimensions, complete tile inventory, artwork files, back design, material and finish references, and expected quantity for each version. Identify whether you need tiles only or additional accessories and retail packaging. If existing racks or storage cases must be used, provide their relevant internal dimensions. Include your delivery destination and target date. Sampling requirements, MOQ, production timing, packaging, and shipping can then be evaluated against the approved project specifications.