Our minimum order quantity varies depending on the product type and customization requirements. For standard items, the MOQ is typically 100 pieces, but it may differ if there are custom designs or unique fabrics involved.

We are committed to high-quality products. All garments go through rigorous quality checks. You can request samples to verify the quality before placing a full order, or you can arrange third-party inspections at our factory.

The typical production lead time is 4-6 weeks, depending on the order size, complexity, and whether any customizations are required. We will work closely with you to confirm delivery dates in advance.

We accept a variety of payment methods, including PayPal, wire transfer (T/T), letter of credit (L/C), and PayPal. We can also discuss alternative payment options if necessary.

We work with multiple logistics companies and offer various shipping methods, including sea freight and air freight. Shipping costs are based on order volume, weight, and destination, and we will provide you with a detailed shipping quote.

Yes, we offer small-batch trial orders, especially for first-time clients. This allows you to confirm the quality and service before placing a larger order.

Private label is more for those who want to start with small quantity and don't want to bother making patterns and all the technicall stuff. OEM production is 100% custom production that means you will take part in designing the pattern (shape) and fitting of your garments

A pattern in garment manufacturing is a template used to cut fabric pieces for assembling a finished garment. It ensures proper fit and alignment. Patterns can be traditional paper templates or digital designs, both essential for consistent, accurate production of clothing, whether for custom pieces or mass production.

Private label: $10-20/PC depending on styles. OEM production: $50-100/PC since we need to create a pattern for you.

At Mangors Clothing, we recommend protecting your designs by registering copyrights and design patents, using NDAs with partners, watermarking digital files, working with trusted manufacturers, and regularly monitoring the market for potential infringements. If necessary, take swift legal action to address any unauthorized use of your designs.