Minimum order quantity, or MOQ, is the smallest number of pieces a factory will produce for one order. At Spall Sports the minimum for custom teamwear is 50 pieces, which is enough for most clubs, schools and new brands to place a first full kit order.
Why factories have a minimum order
Setting up a custom order takes work: patterns, print files, fabric cutting and production planning. A minimum keeps the cost per garment reasonable.
How 50 pieces works for a team
A squad of 15 to 20 players needs tops and shorts, which already reaches 30 to 40 pieces. Add training tops, warm up jackets or spare sizes and you are close to 50. Sizes can be split freely within the same design.
Ways to keep your first order small
- Use the same design across tops and bottoms in a set
- Combine home and away colours using one pattern
- Order training wear in the same fabric as the match kit
- Add accessories such as socks or caps in the same colourway
What affects price besides quantity
Fabric, print method, number of colours, name and number customisation and packaging all change the unit price. A larger quantity lowers the cost per piece.
Lead times
Spall Sports quotes samples in 5 days and bulk production in 10 days, plus shipping. Confirm timing for your specific order when you request a quote.
Questions Buyers Ask Us Directly
What is the minimum order for custom jerseys?
At Spall Sports the minimum is 50 pieces per order, which can be split across sizes.
Can I order a single custom jersey?
Single pieces are normally handled as samples, not production orders.
Does the minimum apply per design or per order?
Confirm this with your quote. Related items in the same design set are normally combined.
Is the price lower for bigger orders?
Yes. Unit price generally falls as quantity increases.
Planning a team kit order?
Tell us your sport, sizes and quantities and we will quote your kit.