Low MOQ and Sampling
Digital printing needs no plate, so the first piece costs the same to set up as the fiftieth. That changes what a buyer can commit to.
Every Point Where A Custom Order Can Slip
Single Piece Orders
The problem: A minimum quantity forces a distributor to buy stock they have not sold.
How we handle it: There is no minimum order quantity. Digital printing runs from 1 pc, so an order can be exactly the quantity the end client bought.
Pre-Production Samples
The problem: Nobody wants to commit a season's budget to a product they have not held.
How we handle it: A single unit off the same production line as the bulk run acts as the pre-production sample, so what you approve is what you receive.
Free Samples
The problem: A new buyer cannot judge fabric, print and finishing from a photograph.
How we handle it: We provide free samples so you can check the fabric hand, the print density and the stitching before placing a first order.
Cost at Volume
The problem: A one-off single-piece order is not cost effective for a straight resale.
How we handle it: Small runs suit samples and long-term accounts. Bulk orders earn deeper discounts, and consolidating several events into one order is where the saving is largest.
Rush Work
The problem: An event date moves forward and the original lead time no longer works.
How we handle it: Our own factory and dye-sublimation capacity let us take rush orders without an extra charge, and express carriers cover the rest of the gap.
Products This Applies To
Low MOQ and Sampling Questions
Is there really no minimum order quantity?
Is a single piece cost effective?
Do you offer free samples?
Do bulk orders get a discount?
Put It To The Test With One Job
Send a single product, a real deadline and your artwork. That is the fastest way to see how the process runs.