Category & construction
More complex products require more development and review.
A practical route from brief to bulk: what is needed for an estimate, what drives minimums and timing, and why an approved sample comes before production.
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More complex products require more development and review.
Custom yarn, fabric or hardware can set the MOQ and calendar.
The route is selected by technique, cost, quality and volume.
Minimums may apply by category, style, colour or material.
Patterns, tech packs and approved materials reduce uncertainty.
Each fitting adds time but lowers bulk-production risk.
The starting point is 25 units per category. The actual MOQ depends on material, style, colour, technique and factory.
From two weeks. Complex construction, custom materials and more fitting rounds extend the timeline.
After the pre-production sample, materials, sizes, labels, packaging, price and calendar are approved.
From six weeks after approvals. Category, materials, factory capacity and logistics affect the actual timing.
There is no universal answer: the route follows the product, technique, quality, price, volume and timing.
Images or sketches, category, number of styles and units, materials, size range, target price and delivery date.