Our story
Wagglebean is the umbrella brand for small, cheerful things we design and 3D print in-house — we started with dog walks, and have since branched into keychains, charms, and everyday-carry tools for pockets, desks, and project bags.
Every Wagglebean piece starts life as an original design. We model it, print it, and check it ourselves before it earns a spot in the lineup — nothing is a downloaded file or a copied mesh. Our mark is a paw cutout inside a bean silhouette, in evergreen on warm ivory, and it shows up consistently across everything we make.
Wagglebean is the parent brand. Each product gets its own playful name and a plain-language job description — like WagglePocket, a two-slot dog waste bag carrier, or Wild + Tide, our articulated animal keychain collection. Dog-walking gear carries the "Waggle" prefix, tying it back to dogs and happy movement; everything else — keychains, charms, and the Lab's everyday-carry tools — gets its own standalone name that just tells you what the piece does.
We print in small runs on our own printers, which means colorways can rotate, new designs show up often, and we can hold something back — like the pieces currently in the Lab — until it's actually ready. We'd rather ship a smaller lineup we've tested than rush something out.
Original parametric CAD for every product — no downloaded meshes, ever.
Digital validation and real test prints before anything joins the main lineup.
What you see is a render of the actual printable design — we'll always tell you when a lifestyle image is illustrative.
Wagglebean is a subsidiary brand of xTechnix Inc. We handle our own design, printing, and day-to-day running, with xTechnix's backing behind the scenes.
We're an indie studio and we like hearing from people who'll actually use this stuff. Questions, early access, or just want to tell us what you'd want us to make next? Reach us at support@wagglebean.com, or by mail at PO Box 1008, Sykesville, MD 21784. You can also follow along on Facebook and Instagram (@wagglebean).
See what's ready now, and what's still in the workshop.
