Custom Apparel Manufacturing from 30 Pieces

Alrightmade is an export company, not a factory. We develop your garments, source materials, manage quality checks, pack orders, and coordinate international delivery, while production runs in approved partner factories in Guangdong to your approved specification and quality plan. Your quotation confirms the seller, the production location and route, payment terms, and the delivery arrangement.

Monthly reference capacity is at least 50,000 T-shirts; at least 30,000 sweaters; at least 30,000 hoodies; and at least 30,000 trousers. Simpler styles can run at higher volumes. Decoration capacity is at least 100,000 printed pieces per month across screen printing, digital printing and puff printing. The 100,000 printing figure is shared across the listed print methods, not a separate capacity for each method. Embroidery capacity is approximately 20,000 embroidered pieces per month, around 700 to 900 pieces per day. Each figure is a category- or process-specific reference, not a guarantee that categories or processes run simultaneously, and the figures must not be added into one fixed total. Actual availability depends on the style, materials, processes, quantity, approvals, and production schedule, so we confirm it for each order.

The standard minimum for custom apparel is 30 pieces per style, divided across at least two sizes according to an approved size plan. Whether those pieces can be split into more than one color depends on the fabric, because stock and dyed fabrics carry their own color minimums. Dyeing requirements, specialist trims, and production processes can also affect the final MOQ, which is confirmed before quotation.

Yes. When the corresponding style reaches the standard bulk minimum of at least 30 pieces per style and formally enters factory production, 50% of the paid sample fee is credited directly against that style’s bulk order. For example, a US$100 sample fee produces a US$50 bulk-order credit.

Standard sample development takes 7 to 10 business days, excluding international delivery. Timing begins after the sample fee has cleared and the style, measurements, material, color, trims, print or embroidery files, and other key process requirements are confirmed. Specialist material sourcing, custom dyeing, or complex processes may need more time, which we explain before sampling starts.

The standard sample fee includes two rounds of revisions within the originally confirmed design scope, covering fit, measurements, and basic process adjustments. Changing the material, redesigning the garment structure, adding a new process, or substantially changing the original requirements may add development cost and time. Any addition is explained and approved before the revision proceeds.

We state sample development, bulk production, inspection and packing, and freight as separate stages rather than combining production and transit into one number. Standard sampling takes 7 to 10 business days, excluding international delivery. Bulk production starts from 15 business days. Actual timing depends on design complexity, processes, materials, order quantity and available capacity. These are production periods and exclude international freight. The confirmed schedule is recorded in the contract or order documents after the pattern, order, materials, and production slot are approved.

Manufacturing orders normally require a deposit of 80% or more of the contract value. The exact percentage depends on the product, materials, processes, and order conditions. After you approve the pattern or sample and sign the contract, production is scheduled once the required deposit and other start conditions are complete. Your quotation and contract state the exact balance and payment milestone before production begins.