01Choose the correct order path for your launch
Use a small custom run when you need photography samples, buyer presentations or demand testing. Choose a 50-piece tier for a focused retail or resort launch, then scale to 500, 1,500 or 5,000 pieces when sales and size demand are clearer. Ready-stock styles with an added logo can shorten development when an existing fit and color work for your program.
02Compare unit price against the complete landed cost
The garment price changes with quantity, fabric, lining, pockets, artwork, labels and branded trims. International freight depends on packed weight, carton volume, destination, delivery speed and import terms. A useful wholesale quotation separates product, optional decoration and freight instead of hiding these costs in one unclear number.
03Prepare a wholesale specification the factory can repeat
Confirm the style reference, inseam and outseam, waist construction, size range and breakdown, fabric, lining, pockets, artwork, logo positions, labels, packaging and carton marks. The approved pre-production sample and measurement chart become the reference for bulk manufacturing and repeat orders.
04Plan sampling, production and delivery around your sales date
Allow time for artwork review, material confirmation, sample development, buyer approval, bulk production, inspection and shipment. Express delivery supports urgent samples and smaller cartons, while air, sea and selected DDP services can suit larger wholesale orders. Final timing is confirmed after specifications and destination are known.