MANUFACTURING / LOW MOQ
Start with a focused
first run.
Explore realistic quantity options while considering yarn, color, setup and product complexity.
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Low MOQ can help brands test demand, but minimums depend on yarn, color, machine setup, style complexity, trims and finishing. Ask the supplier exactly what a quoted minimum applies to.
Compare quantities by style and color, ask whether stock yarns or base styles change the minimum, and request a cost breakdown for sample, setup, trims and packing.
Questions to confirm
Plan a focused assortment and document the material approvals carefully so a reorder can be compared with the original standard. A lower unit count may mean a higher unit cost.
- Which party owns each design and sourcing decision?
- What is included in the quoted scope?
- What is the approval point before production?
- How are changes, revisions and standards recorded?
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