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What a 30-piece MOQ really means
30 pieces is low enough to test a new silhouette, but it is not a flat order minimum. It applies to each style and colourway, which changes how you plan a first collection.
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Practical guides for buyers developing streetwear: fabric weights, washes, decoration, tech packs and the path from a 30-piece sample run to bulk.
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How to write a tech pack a factory can use
The eight sections of a production-ready streetwear tech pack, what to send if you only have references, and the mistakes that delay sampling.
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Print, puff, embroidery, chenille or rhinestone?
A buyer's guide to streetwear decoration: screen print, high-density and 3D puff, embroidery, chenille, rhinestones and thermal transfer, and how to choose.
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260, 400 or 500 GSM? A practical fabric guide
What GSM means, why two 400 GSM fabrics behave differently, and which weights suit tees, hoodies, tracksuits, nylon shells and varsity jackets.
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Acid wash, sun-faded or stone wash?
How acid wash, snow wash, sun-faded mineral wash and stone wash differ, what each does to heavyweight cotton, and how to approve a finish before bulk.
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From sample to bulk: the three-step production path
How a streetwear order moves from reference to approved sample to bulk, what is checked at each stage, and what the buyer approves before production.
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