MotorsportFanWear.net runs an MOQ of 10 pieces per design on teamwear. The minimum applies per design — not per size and not per team — so ten shirts in one size is a valid order, and ten pieces can also sit inside a larger mixed order. Sample orders start from 1 piece. Send your list to +86 181 7757 2115.
How exactly does a 10-piece minimum work?
Ten pieces per design. That single word is what makes the minimum usable: it is not ten per size, and not ten per team. A club that needs ten shirts in one size can order exactly that; a buyer building a range can take ten pieces each across several designs.
It also means a mixed order has no floor other than the one applied design by design. Ten Ferrari shirts alongside ten Mercedes-AMG shirts is a valid 20-piece order.
Why is the minimum 10 rather than 50 or 100?
Because a higher minimum exists to protect a margin, not to protect quality. A trading layer that has to buy from someone else needs each order big enough for the spread to be worth the paperwork, which is where 50 and 100 piece minimums usually come from.
Ten pieces is small enough for a first order that tests both the garment and the supplier. It is also worth being blunt about the trade-off: a ten-piece order carries a higher unit price than a hundred-piece order, because the tier ladder is volume-based. Ten pieces sit at $10 per piece; a hundred sit at $8.
Can I mix teams and styles to reach a better tier?
Yes, and it is usually the smartest move on the order. The tier follows the total volume, not each line separately — thirty Ferrari shirts plus thirty McLaren shirts is a 60-piece order at $9, where either thirty alone would sit at $10.
Teams, styles, seasons and sizes can all be combined in a single order. There is no rule requiring one team per order, or one cut per order.
Can I order fewer than 10 pieces?
Samples start from 1 piece. A one-piece sample is how most buyers settle the questions that photographs cannot answer — fabric weight, stitch density, how a crest is finished, whether the cut runs true to size.
The distinction is that a sample order is for checking and a bulk order is for selling. Once you know the garment is right, the ten-piece minimum is what a bulk order starts at. Message +86 181 7757 2115 and ask for a single piece of the design you are considering.
What do 10 pieces actually cost?
Short-sleeve styles run $10 per piece at 10-49 pieces, falling to $9 at 50-99 and $8 at 100 and above. Long versions run $16, $15 and $14 on the same tiers. Name and number printing adds $2 per piece.
Freight is quoted separately by weight and destination, and it is shown as its own line on the Proforma Invoice rather than folded into the unit price — so a ten-piece order that looks expensive per piece often turns out to be a freight effect rather than a garment effect.
How do I place a 10-piece order?
Send the design, the quantity, the size split and any printing to +86 181 7757 2115, with the destination country and postal code. You get back a Proforma Invoice with unit pricing per line, print add-ons listed separately, freight on its own line, and the total. Quotes hold for 14 days.
Production runs about 7-10 days for blank stock, or about 10-15 days with custom printing, then DHL door-to-door in 5-12 days. The tracking number follows within 24 hours of pickup.