Minimum order quantities are not a fixed number across every style. They depend on the fabric, the construction, the number of colour ways and the processes involved — a plain tee and a jacquard layered top do not carry the same minimum.
For that reason we do not publish a single MOQ figure. Your minimum is confirmed in writing after we review the specification.
What moves the minimum
These are the factors that decide the practical minimum for a style.
- Fabric minimums at the mill for the chosen quality and shade
- Number of colour ways within one style
- Print or embroidery setup for each design
- Label and tag minimums from the branding supplier
- Size-break spread across the size range
Sampling policy
Where a style is new or fit-critical, a sample is developed and approved before bulk. Sampling charges, revisions and timelines are quoted with the order — they are not absorbed silently into the bulk price.
Sample approval covers fit, fabric, construction, shade and branding. Once approved, those become the production standard.
Buyer requirements
To quote accurately we need the garment type, fabric and GSM, size-wise quantity, colour ways, branding and the delivery window you are working to. In a CMT arrangement, fabric delivery dates to the unit become part of the plan.
Minimum order quantities, sampling charges and production timelines are confirmed per style after specification review. No MOQ or delivery commitment is made before that confirmation.
