ULRIC WOLF
Toy manufacturer · Latvia
We develop and manufacture toys for retailers and brands. Stock an existing collection or work with us to create your own product.
Toys sold in 2026
Retail locations
Virši
Jānis Roze
Čili Pizza
Rīga Zoo
CoverMe01 / Our products
BittyBeastsBittyBeasts are toys with moving joints, made in Latvia and sold across all three Baltic countries. Bending the figures gives children a playful way to practise fine motor skills. They also make a satisfying tactile fidget for a quiet moment. Choose a CE-marked toy or a keychain for a bag or keys, and find your favourite through our retail partners or in the BittyBeasts shop.
Explore BittyBeasts ↗The packaging helps each toy stand out on the shelf. It carries the CE mark, age guidance and applicable safety warnings where customers can find them.
We provide retailers with toy conformity documentation, including the relevant EN 71 test documents.
Our raw materials undergo laboratory testing to check that they meet EN 71‑3 requirements for the migration of certain elements. These chemical tests are part of assessing toy safety.
We help you choose an assortment, arrange your first delivery and agree how to replenish stock.
03 / Retail shop
Shop Ulric Wolf toys, keychains, fidgets and products for the home.
Visit our online shop ↗04 / Product development for brands
From the first sketch to delivery. Where needed, we coordinate testing and conformity assessment with qualified external organisations.
We define who the product is for, how it will be used and how it should reflect your brand. Together we agree on the concept, requirements and expected volume.
We can develop the design for you, or you can supply your own. You retain copyright in the product design.
We make a sample to check the shape and functionality. Together we choose materials, colours and finishes before starting production.
We prepare the product and packaging for conformity assessment, including a review of the labelling. We coordinate any required testing and certification with qualified external organisations.
Once you approve the sample, we manufacture the run using our own equipment across multiple facilities we own. During production, we check that the products match the approved sample.
We arrange delivery of the finished products to your designated logistics centres. We agree on quantities, delivery locations and timelines in advance.
05 / About us
In 2025, I printed a toy for my three-year-old daughter. I wanted to see what I could make with a 3D printer that would make her smile. I filmed the toys being made, and soon other people wanted them too. That’s how my first orders came in.
Uldis Vilks, founder of Ulric Wolf
I still like the quiet click when a figure bends. Nudge it with a finger and it sits. Lay it on its side and it settles down to sleep. A child has already given it a personality and imagined a whole adventure. An adult finds themselves bending it over and over during a break, just to hear how it sounds.
That’s the feeling we look for in every new toy. I want it to feel good to move and make you reach for it again a moment later.
In real play, a toy sometimes falls. It goes into a backpack, comes out at a friend’s house and ends up beside a pillow. Children should feel free to play wholeheartedly with their little friend. We want its joints to stand up to what children actually do with them every day: bending, turning and playing out one adventure after another.
I’ve heard hundreds of stories from our customers. One person builds an entire collection. In another family, the first figure moves on to the next child after more than a year of play. I love the idea that when one child finishes their adventure, another can start their own with the very same toy.
We’ve grown quickly since that first print. Today we manufacture our own collections and supply retail partners across the Baltics. For businesses that want a toy of their own, we can take it from concept and prototype through conformity testing, series production and delivery.
We’re introducing new 3D printing technologies and plan to open a second production site in Estonia in early 2027. As we grow, I want to keep the care that went into that first toy. Today that means thinking as carefully about how to get a consistent result across a production run as we do about how the figure moves in a child’s hands.
06 / Wholesale
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