Upholstery Fabric MOQ: Two Quantity Routes

Standard production at this mill starts at 1,400 m per color. That is the normal minimum order quantity for upholstery fabric when a current construction is produced to order. Selected Ready To Ship designs use a separate 300 m minimum. Sampling, stock availability and timing are confirmed on inquiry. The earlier 100 m stock figure and the 300 m custom-development figure on this URL are withdrawn.

What is a normal minimum order quantity for upholstery fabric from this mill?

MOQ here is a route, not a bargaining slogan. If the quality is produced to order, count 1,400 m per color. If the quality is a selected Ready To Ship design, count the separate 300 m program. Do not add those numbers together, and do not treat 300 m as a discount on every construction. The FAQ hub keeps the same two numbers for buyers who arrive through the public FAQ page.

Per-color is confirmed for standard production. Ready To Ship is confirmed as a program minimum; the merchant has not separately confirmed that the 300 m figure is per color. Ask for the named design and color on inquiry rather than assuming a split across a full card.

How can a buyer order below the standard 1,400 m minimum?

The published exception is Ready To Ship, not an unpublished one-off. Furniture factories and other buyers who can use a selected stocked design should open the Ready To Ship collection and name the design. Color availability and dispatch timing still require confirmation. Ready To Ship does not mean the roll is already packed.

If the construction, color or finish must change, the order is not a below-minimum stock request. It is custom development on the custom development page, and standard production remains 1,400 m per color after the change is agreed. Wholesale of an existing design stays on the wholesale page.

Which withdrawn claims should buyers ignore on older copies?

Older versions of this article stated 100–300 m stock options, a 300 m OEM custom minimum, split-colorway rules, partnership discounts, and a 24-hour quotation promise. Those lines are not current mill policy. This update keeps only the merchant-confirmed pair: 1,400 m per color for standard production, and 300 m for selected Ready To Ship designs. Sample arrangements stay confirm-on-inquiry.

Industry talk about loom setup or yarn-mill minima can explain why factories set a floor. It does not authorize a Langsum number that the merchant has not stated. If a later program needs a different quantity, that exception is confirmed in writing for that program. It is not published here as a catalog rule.

What should the next inquiry include?

Name the route first. Then send the fabric or Ready To Ship design, color count, application, target market, required finish or named test, and expected timing. A mill can answer that brief. A brief that only says low MOQ cannot.

Send the scoped note as a WhatsApp inquiry. The useful reply is route confirmation and a sample or production discussion, not a restored 100 m promise.