Buyer questions
Clear answers before you send a brief.
Understand custom apparel minimums, sampling, private label development, timing, quality, shipping and quotation requirements before you begin.
Straight answers
Frequently asked, honestly answered.
Where a number depends on your product, we say so instead of inventing one. Specifics are always confirmed in writing.
MOQ depends on the category, construction, decoration method and materials involved. It is confirmed in writing per brief rather than published as a single blanket number.
Sampling terms — cost, timing and the number of revisions — are agreed per project before development starts. Feedback is recorded against the product reference so approvals stay traceable.
Yes. OEM and private-label development covers fabric, fit, decoration, labels, hangtags and packaging. Your approved specification and revision history are kept as the reference for reorders.
Lead time is confirmed after the specification, quantities and approvals are clear, because it depends on materials, decoration and order size. Timing commitments are made in writing, not estimated on this page.
Destination, shipping basis and documentation are agreed per order. Include your destination and any import requirements in the RFQ so they can be reviewed early.
Quality is a product-specific agreement: measurement chart, workmanship criteria and inspection points are defined before bulk, and inspection evidence can be requested per order.
Yes. A clear reference image, physical sample or tech pack can start the discussion. Venturboz will identify the details that still need to be defined, such as fabric, measurements, construction, branding and finish, before quoting or sampling.
Yes. Colour, fabric, size range and fit can be developed around the approved brief, subject to material availability and the chosen order quantity. Final specifications are confirmed before bulk production.
Options may include embroidery, screen printing, heat transfer, sublimation, woven or printed labels and other product-appropriate methods. The right method depends on the artwork, fabric, use case and required finish.
You can provide an existing size chart or ask for a proposed measurement specification. Key measurements and tolerances are agreed in writing, then checked during sampling before they become the bulk-production reference.
Include the product type, reference images or tech pack, estimated quantity by style, size range, branding, destination and target date. More complete briefs allow faster and more responsible commercial feedback.
Pricing depends on the approved construction, material, trims, decoration, quantities, packaging and delivery basis. Venturboz does not publish placeholder prices; a quotation follows review of the actual brief.
Payment currency, milestones and method are confirmed in the written quotation or order agreement. Do not send funds against informal instructions; verify beneficiary details through an established Venturboz contact before payment.
Share the destination, product use and required standard at the start. Any certificate, test report or performance claim must be tied to the relevant material or exact product construction; availability and cost are confirmed per project.
Yes, subject to current material and trim availability. The approved specification and revision history provide the starting reference, while any substitutions, colour changes or updated requirements are confirmed before the repeat order.
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Share category, quantity, destination, branding and target date. Commercial terms are confirmed after the brief is reviewed.