Sample set
Target quantity, Color count
Develop your first hoodie run around the fleece, fit and branding your collection needs. MOQ is 100 pcs. Samples take 7 days. Bulk production lead time depends on order quantity.
Target quantity, Color count
Low MOQ pullover hoodies, Low MOQ zip hoodies
Color count, size split and reorder assumptions

Keep the first hoodie run practical by controlling color count, fabric availability, decoration complexity and size range.
Do not treat oversized as simply sizing up a regular hoodie; approve proportion and grading before bulk.
Test shrinkage and decoration after wash so the approved sample is repeatable.
Separate fabric, decoration, trims, and packing approvals to avoid late changes during production.
Start with Target quantity, Color count, Sample size, Artwork readiness. Add the quantity by color and size, destination country and required date.
The sample should resolve Low MOQ pullover hoodies, Low MOQ zip hoodies, Small batch embroidery and record the approved measurements, materials, trims and finish before bulk.
MOQ is 100 pcs. Samples take 7 days. Bulk production lead time depends on order quantity.
Pre-production sample, Artwork approval, Size ratio review, Packing confirmation should be compared with the approved sample and packing requirements before release.
With a 100 pcs MOQ, a new brand can test a hoodie without large inventory. The key is to keep the first drop focused: one style, a small color range and a size split based on expected demand. Each extra color divides the quantity further.
Decoration methods can have their own setup costs, such as screens for printing or digitizing for embroidery. These are fixed regardless of quantity, so they weigh more on small orders.
Consider these points:
Samples typically take 7 days once the brief is confirmed. Bulk timing depends on order quantity. A clear tech pack reduces revision rounds. See the product programs, or contact us with your first-drop plan.
Decoration setup costs, such as screens and embroidery files, are similar whether you order 100 or 1,000 pieces, so they matter more in small orders. Using one artwork across colors, or limiting print colors, can keep a first order affordable without changing the garment itself.
A typical first order might be one pullover style in one color, with sizes split S 15, M 30, L 30, XL 20, XXL 5 — adjusted to your own customer data. One color keeps the full quantity in a single run.
Plan labels early; they are needed before bulk sewing.
Reorders can add colors once the first drop sells.
Keep artwork files ready before sampling.
A hoodie manufacturer should be assessed against the hoodie you actually want to develop. An oversized fleece pullover, a cropped zip-up and a washed graphic hoodie create different questions. Start with one clear product direction and use it to test whether a supplier can explain a credible development route.
Read the guide Cost planningThere is no single useful hoodie manufacturing price without a product specification. Compare the recurring garment price, one-time development charges and delivery costs separately, then calculate the cost for your actual order.
Read the guide Production planningA first hoodie order should test demand without spreading inventory across too many sizes and colors. Start with the intended fit, customer measurements, and any actual preorder or sales evidence, then build a size run that totals your purchase quantity. Our MOQ is 100 pcs, but buyers should confirm how that minimum applies to the style, colorway, fabric, and decoration before assuming that every combination is available. Limit initial colorways, approve body fleece and rib together, and review grading before releasing bulk production. The objective is not a universal size ratio; it is a documented allocation that your market evidence, budget, and factory material options can support.
Read the guideInclude references, quantity, fabric target, color count, logo files, packaging notes and the delivery window.