
Colours & material direction
Confirm body colours, accent colours, grip colour and the yarn or material direction used by the approved sample.
Plan sampling and multi-SKU orders around the actual grip sock construction, colours, sizes, packaging and production setup.
A useful sample is the approved baseline for the product, not just a quick visual reference. Review the sock body, fit, colours, grip, size marking and packaging together so the bulk order starts from one controlled version.
Review the parts that can change the final SKU structure. Once they are confirmed, later replenishment and additional colours become easier to control.

Confirm body colours, accent colours, grip colour and the yarn or material direction used by the approved sample.

Review sock height, knit structure, grip placement, size marking and any branding details together rather than in isolation.

Approve bags, bands, hangtags, boxes or bulk packing before mass production so packing materials can follow the same baseline.

Check how colours, sizes, packs and quantities will be divided so the order remains practical to execute and replenish.
A meaningful MOQ discussion starts with the real order structure. Style count, colour splits, sizes, grip setup and packaging all affect how the factory can organize an executable order.
Different sock constructions or silhouettes may require separate setup and planning.
More colourways create more SKU splits, so quantity per colour needs to be considered.
Size distribution changes the production and packing mix for the same style.
Custom patterns, colours or coverage directions can add separate preparation steps.
Retail packs, bands, boxes or multipacks add materials and packing operations.
You do not need every detail finished before asking. But the more clearly the order structure is described, the more useful the sampling and MOQ discussion becomes.


A reference image, existing sample or simple product brief is enough to start. The project can be refined during sampling.
Share the order structure you know; the sample brief can be refined together.
Describe the style, materials, branding and any grip requirements you want to assess. The team can discuss the appropriate sample route for your project.
No. MOQ depends on the construction, colour and size split, grip pattern, customization and packaging. Request a project-specific quotation.
Send an approximate quantity for each style, colour and size if available. This helps the team assess production planning and MOQ more accurately.
Provide a reference, expected quantity, customization scope, destination and target launch date. Sampling and production timing can then be discussed for that brief.
Send the use case, product reference, approximate quantity and target date. We can refine the sample requirements, SKU plan and packaging direction from there.