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No minimum order

Custom merch withno minimum order.

Most manufacturers quote a few hundred units before they will start a run. We work across a network instead of one factory, so there is a route to making what you want even if that means a single sample.

The minimum is a property of the factory, not of manufacturing.

A sourcing agent works with one factory, and that factory needs the run to be worth setting a line over. Their floor becomes your rule. Put the same brief in front of several manufacturers and the floor stops being one number, which is the whole reason we can say yes to a run of one.

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Where the number comes from

A minimum order quantity is a factory covering its setup: the screens, the dyes, the machine time lost switching a line over. A sourcing agent working with one factory inherits that floor and passes it to you as a rule.

What changes with a network

Put the same brief in front of several manufacturers and the floor stops being one number. There is usually a route that fits the run you actually want, including a run of one.

Volume still moves the price

The more you order, the lower the unit cost gets. That has not been repealed. What changes is that volume decides what you pay, not whether we will make it.

Sample first, commit later

You order samples, hold them, change what you do not like, lock the specs. Production runs from there. Nobody should be committing to five hundred units of something they have never touched.

Free to find out

No subscription, no seat fee, no setup fee. You can be onboarded, brief a product and compare quotes without paying us anything. We make our money on the orders we run for you.

Checked before it ships

We QC at the factory on the samples and again on the run. A small order is not a less careful one. It is usually the first thing a new brand ever puts in front of its customers.

Questions people ask

There isn't one. Most sourcing agents quote a few hundred units as a floor because they work with a single factory, and that factory needs the run to be worth setting up for. We work across a network instead, so there is a route to making what you want even if that means a single sample. Volume still moves the price, and the more you order the lower the unit cost gets, but volume decides what you pay, not whether we will make it.

Start with one.

One call is enough to know if we can make it, what it costs, and how fast.

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