18 pcs Wholesale Donut Squishy Stress Toys – Glitter-Filled Iced Ring Donuts, Individually Packed

An iced ring donut with the glaze moulded as a thick collar over the dough, scattered with raised sprinkles, and a translucent body filled with glitter gel that shifts as the piece is handled. The case runs a three-colour mix — blue icing, chocolate and pink — with each donut individually packed in a printed carton with a hanging tab. Each piece measures about 3 by 3 by 1 inch and weighs 3 oz, which makes it flat, light and easy to bag or peg. Because it is a ring rather than a solid form, squeezing it folds the shape inward instead of simply compressing it, and it springs back open — a different and slightly more satisfying action than a solid squishy of the same size. Eighteen pieces ship in a 10.5 by 7 by 5 inch display.

The ring geometry is the quiet differentiator. Almost every squishy in a typical display is a solid form that gets smaller when you press it; a ring collapses, twists and reopens, which gives the hand two or three distinct things to do rather than one. Among squishy fidget toys that variety is what determines whether a piece stays in use or ends up in a drawer. Layered on top is the glitter-gel fill, which makes the deformation visible as well as tactile. And the donut shape itself needs no introduction in any market — it is one of the small handful of food forms that reads instantly at any size. Pack carries a 3+ age grading.

Party suppliers filling bulk goodie bags, schools and PTAs buying classroom prizes, carnival and fair prize operators, bakery and dessert-adjacent gift shops, and general toy and pocket-money retail all take donuts. The eighteen-piece count with individual hanging packs is what makes it flexible: it pegs cleanly on a retail wall and it breaks apart for bags without any repackaging. The bakery adjacency is worth pursuing — a dessert shop or a donut chain gift counter will carry a donut squishy where it would not carry a generic one, and the sale usually comes with no competition on the shelf.

Sold wholesale eighteen to a case by Buy4store, with tiered volume pricing that lowers your per-unit cost at each quantity break and a $100 site-wide order minimum. We have supplied US retailers, party and event suppliers, schools, amusement operators and distributors since 2008, shipping nationwide from downtown Los Angeles with local pickup for Southern California buyers. If you are buying for a dated event, order above your headcount — prize and party lines are the ones that run short on the day. In ordinary retail, group the donut with the ice cream cone and butter block to build a dessert set; three sweet shapes together make a bulk squishies counter look like a range.

The moulded sprinkles are the detail that ages best and worst at once: they are through-moulded so they cannot rub off, but they are also the high points that show wear first on a heavily handled demonstrator. Rotate the open sample every few weeks. The ring form should not be stored folded under weight, since a gel-filled ring held compressed for months can hold a crease. Flat in the carton is ideal, and the hanging tab means it pegs without any additional packaging on your side.

Eighteen individually packed pieces is an efficient count — enough for a party or a prize wall, small enough that a shop can take a case without over-committing. That middle scale is where a lot of buyers actually sit and where the range is otherwise thin. Order it with the burger case if you need volume for an event, or on its own for a peg wall. Among squishy toys the donut is one of the few shapes that reads as equally suitable for a child's party and an adult's desk, which is a useful thing in a line you are buying in quantity.

A final note on the mix: the three icing colours do not sell evenly. Pink and blue clear first in most accounts and chocolate lingers, so watch the depletion and reorder before the case has sold down to a single shade. A peg wall showing only brown donuts stops working, and the last few pieces of every case are the ones that decide whether the line looks profitable.