Custom Clothing Pricing: What Drives Your Cost
Manufacturing prices depend on the product, materials, construction, quantity, branding and delivery scope. We provide an itemised quote that identifies the included work, costs, payment stages and estimated schedule.
Request a Free QuoteWhat Determines Your Quote
Six inputs used to define the manufacturing price and included scope
Product Type
Product construction, component count and production method affect the work and materials required for each unit.
Fabric & GSM
Material type, composition, fabric weight, finish, certification requirements and availability all affect the quoted cost.
Order Quantity
Quantity, size and colour splits, material minimums and setup requirements influence both the total price and unit cost.
Decoration Method
Embroidery, DTF, screen and puff printing, sublimation and patches are priced according to the artwork, size, placement, colours and setup required.
Branding & Labels
Labels, hang tags, badges, packaging and other brand components are priced to the agreed materials, dimensions, quantities and finishing.
Sampling
Sample pricing can include development, material, setup and shipping costs. Any credit toward a later bulk order applies only when shown on your quote.
How Quantity Can Affect Unit Cost
Quantity is one pricing input; exact minimums and cost breaks depend on the specification
Specification Dependent
Quoted MOQ
Initial Run
MOQ is 5 pieces per style, with sizes mixable within the run. Your quote confirms the exact figure for the selected product.
Compare Unit Cost
Higher Quantity
Growth
Where production efficiencies apply, your quote can show unit costs at more than one quantity.
Forecast Requirements
Planned Volume
Volume
Share planned size and colour splits so material, setup and production requirements can be priced accurately.
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Repeat Orders
Wholesale
Reorders and larger programmes are quoted against the current specification, quantities and delivery scope.
What Your Quote Can Include
Your quote identifies which cost components are included for the agreed specification.
- Product development or sampling, when quoted
- Fabric and trim sourcing
- Pattern making and grading, when quoted
- Cutting, sewing & finishing
- Agreed decoration method and placement
- Agreed quality-control scope
- Labels and branding, when quoted
- Packaging and dispatch preparation
Get Your Itemised Quote
Share your product, quantity, material, branding and delivery requirements. We review the details and confirm the itemised scope, price, payment stages and estimated schedule in writing.
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Get Your Manufacturing Quote
Share your product, quantity, materials, branding and delivery requirements. We review the details and confirm the pricing scope and next steps in writing.
- Clear, itemised pricing in writing
- Written next steps after review
- Artwork and usage rights reviewed
