Trexi is the first Singaporean designer canvas toy, born in Singapore and manufactured in 2004. In 2024, Trexi will commemorate turning 20 years old. We designated it Trexii (double “i”) and re-engineered the figure to a new shape, retaining the characteristic and neat “rotating head” function, to give it a fresh appearance. Trexii, the most recent name, represented its progress into a new generation.

A versatile canvas toy that can be customized in various styles by designers and artists using different mediums. Trexii is a stylish figure that embodies instant charm, individuality and is fun, contemporary, trendy, and inclusive.

Trexii speaks in multiple languages and rises above worldwide borders, coming to gatherings of people at all levels without any boundaries. This designer canvas toy could be a remarkable medium for different ideas and imaginations of the customers. It serves as an exceptional communication and branding platform—a energetic all-in-one bundle that meets all your needs.

Since 2004, thousands of designs have found their way onto Trexii.

International Brands: Coca-Cola, Canon, Adidas, Nike, Adobe, Guinness, DHL, Mitsubishi Motors, Motorola, Kinokuniya, Bausch & Lomb, OMD, Capcom, Nestle, MSN, IBM, O.D.M.

Singapore Corporate Brands: Starhub, Fraser and Neave, ST Electronics, Creative Technology, Certis Cisco, MediaCorp Channel U, MediaCorp Publishing, MDIS

Singapore Government Bodies: Media Development Authority of Singapore, Singapore Tourism Board, Economic Development Board, Singapore Sports Council, Sentosa, Singapore Post, Singapore Discovery Centre, Singapore Turf Club, Singapore Polytechnic, Intellectual Property Office of Singapore

Licenses: Disney, DC Comics, Looney Tunes, SpongeBob SquarePants, Paul Frank, Care Bears, Old Master Q, Naruto, Garfield, Happy Tree Friends

Celebrities: Andy Lau (刘德华), Edison Chen (陈冠希), Kenny Bee (钟镇涛), The Wynners (温拿 乐队), Huang Tzu-Chiao (黄子佼), Sodagreen (苏打绿), Vanness Wu (吴建豪)

Urban Artists / Designer: Tokidoki, Gary Baseman, Kenny Wong, Devilrobots, David Horvath, Joe Ledbetter, Mori Chack, Jon Burgerman, Jeremyville, TOUMA