Understanding MOQ: why 300 and how to mix colours and sizes
Our minimum is 300 pieces per style. For a made-to-order workshop that holds no stock, that is deliberately low - it exists to let new buyers test a market without a warehouse commitment.
1. What "per style" means
The 300 applies to a single style, not to your whole order. You can open with one style at 300 pieces, or several styles at 300 each - there is no separate account minimum.
2. Mix colours and sizes freely
Within that 300, you mix colours and sizes any way you like. A common first order is, say, one style across four colours and the sizes your market actually sells - not a fixed ratio we impose.
3. Why made-to-order keeps it low
Because we cut to order, we do not need to clear shelf stock or hit a mass-production threshold. That is what lets a 300-piece minimum make commercial sense for both sides.
4. Sampling before the run
Sampling runs 3-7 days and is the step where fit and fabric get confirmed. Ordering a size set (one per size) at development is the cheapest insurance against a wrong grade.
5. Scaling up
Once a style proves out, re-orders simply repeat the 300 or go larger - no re-development, because the block and labels are already locked.
Ready to shortlist? Browse the collection (MOQ 300) → or talk to us on WhatsApp about a first order.
