Supplier answer
One style or mixed styles for a first bulk order?
One style is simpler to plan and reorder. Mixed styles test more looks but need a size and colour curve per SKU.
Last checked: 2026-11-02 · Source: live stock catalog and business licence · Licence · Catalog
The detail
A single style reduces the stock, colour and packing variables. A mixed order gives a broader range but multiplies the stock checks.
If you mix, send the quantity per style and the size and colour split for each. We confirm each line before quoting.
MOQ remains 1 piece per stock style. There is no need to inflate a first order to a fixed carton quantity.
Side by side
| Item | One style | Mixed styles |
|---|---|---|
| Planning | Simpler | More variables |
| Stock check | One SKU | Per SKU |
| Reorder | Easy | Needs line-level plan |
| Size curve | One curve | Per style |
| MOQ | 1 piece | 1 piece per style |
The right choice depends on the test budget, not on a fixed package.
What to send for a quote
- SKU or style name
- Quantity per colour and size
- Destination country and postcode
- FOB port or forwarder, if you have one
- Label, packaging or logo needs