MOQ is the fewest units a manufacturer will produce per style. A low MOQ is generally 25 to 100 pieces, while many factories require 500 to 1,000 or more. Velora runs small-batch production, with a minimum of 50 units per style, so a new brand can start small.

Clothing is quoted per style, not off a fixed price list. The per-unit cost depends on the fabric, construction, trims, and how many units you order, since larger runs lower the price per piece. Send your designs or a reference sample and we return a per-unit price and a production timeline.

Cut and sew builds a garment from your own pattern or tech pack, with no base style, for the most control. Private label brands a factory's existing base styles. Full-package manufacturing runs the whole job, from design and sampling to production and delivery. Velora offers cut-and-sew, full-package production.

Start with what you want to make, your budget, and your target quantity, then match a manufacturer to that product and MOQ. Look for one that reviews your tech pack, samples before bulk, and inspects every run. Book a free consultation with Velora and we will scope your line and quote it.

Yes. We work with brands at their very first sample and brands reordering in volume. Small-batch runs let a new label test a line before committing to large stock, so you are not stuck with inventory you cannot sell. Minimums start at 50 units per style.

Full-package apparel: activewear and athleisure, knitwear, tees and sweats, wovens and button-ups, denim and bottoms, plus accessories like caps, beanies, socks, and totes. If it is cut-and-sew apparel, we can quote it. Tell us the piece on the consultation and we will confirm.

A tech pack is the blueprint for a garment: measurements, materials, trims, stitching, and construction, everything a factory needs to make it right. You do not need one to start. If you have a tech pack we work from it; if you do not, we build it with you from sketches or a reference garment.

Sampling usually takes 2 to 3 weeks and bulk production 4 to 6 weeks after you approve the sample. Timelines depend on the garment, the fabric, and the order size. You get a written production schedule with your quote, and reorders run faster on a spec we already hold.

We source production to your brief. Where a run is made, along with the fabric and trims, is matched to your product, your target price, and your volume, rather than forced through one fixed factory. We confirm the sourcing plan in your quote before anything starts.

Yes. Custom woven labels, care and size labels, hang tags, and retail packaging are all part of full-package production, so your goods arrive finished and ready to sell. Bring your branding, or we build it with you as part of the design stage.