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MOQ & ORDERING · 4 MIN READ

What Does Low MOQ Mean for Custom Streetwear?

Low MOQ does not mean unlimited micro production. Understanding how style, color, fabric and decoration work together makes the first project easier to plan.

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How MOQ is counted

Custom apparel is usually planned by units per style and color, not only by the collection total. A large total can still become difficult when it is split across too many fits, colors or fabrics.

BIUSEE's current starting reference is 50+ pieces per style and color. Feasibility still depends on fabric, decoration, size ratio, labels and packing requirements.

02

How to keep a first order workable

For a first order, focus on one core silhouette, a limited color range and a complete size run. This keeps budget on fit, fabric handfeel and key brand details instead of spreading it across too many SKUs.

  • Start with one lead silhouette
  • Plan color count together with total units
  • Separate must-have decoration from later additions
03

What to prepare before requesting a quote

A reference, product category, target quantity, color plan, timeline and sales market are enough to start. A tech pack is not mandatory at the first conversation, but clearer information leads to a more accurate quote and sampling plan.

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