Your Order Plan
MOQ is usually applied per style and per colour. This planner assumes that model; your final terms may vary by fabric and process.
How minimum order quantity (MOQ) works
MOQ is the smallest run a factory will produce — and it's almost always counted per style and per colour, not across your whole order. Here's why and how to plan around it:
- Per colour = per dye lot. Each colour needs its own fabric dyeing and cutting setup, so every colour carries the minimum.
- Sizes split your run. If your MOQ is 50 and you offer 5 sizes, plan a sensible curve (e.g. more M/L, fewer XS/3XL) rather than 10 of each.
- Fewer colours, deeper sizes is the cheapest way to clear MOQ when you're starting out.
- Low MOQ lets you test. Our 50-piece minimum means you can validate a design before committing to a big run.
Not sure how to structure your first order? Tell us your idea and we'll help you plan a size and colour breakdown that meets MOQ without overstocking.