Corporate Uniform Manufacturer for Branded Programs
EDVORIN develops, samples, decorates, and produces repeatable corporate uniform programs from 200 pieces per style.
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Corporate Uniform Manufacturer Built for Consistency
From development to repeat orders, EDVORIN aligns specifications, decoration and quality controls into one accountable production path.
Founder-Led Since 2000
Work directly with a manufacturing partner shaped by practical garment construction, clear trade-offs and repeatable production standards.
Flexible OEM and ODM
Bring a complete tech pack or an early concept; EDVORIN develops specifications, materials and samples around your program.
Purpose-Matched Decoration
Coordinate embroidery, printing and other decoration methods with the garment fabric, placement requirements and intended daily wear.
Men’s and Women’s Development
Adjust fit blocks, grading, proportions and material choices for the intended wearer instead of relying on one universal specification.
Approved Sample Controls
Turn approved samples into documented bulk standards for materials, measurements, artwork placement, trims, labeling and final inspection.
Corporate Uniform Categories We Develop
Production-ready apparel categories developed for consistent branding, practical wear, and repeatable ordering across teams, programs, and private-label lines.
Custom Hoodies
As a custom hoodie manufacturer, EDVORIN develops branded hoodies with selected fleece weights, fit blocks, rib specifications, drawcords, labels, and decoration placements. Built for staff uniforms, promotional programs, and private-label collections that require consistent reorders.
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Pullover Sweatshirts
EDVORIN develops pullover sweatshirts around fabric weight, collar and rib construction, fit, print or embroidery placement, and labeling requirements. A practical uniform layer for organizations needing coordinated branding across different sizes and repeat production runs.
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Sweatpants & Joggers
Our sweatpants manufacturer process covers joggers and relaxed sweatpants with defined fabric, waistband, pocket, cuff, grading, and logo-placement specifications. Suitable for employee apparel, school programs, travel sets, and coordinated private-label loungewear.
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Custom Shorts
As a custom shorts manufacturer, EDVORIN develops fleece, jersey, woven, and performance shorts with controlled inseams, waist construction, pockets, trims, and branded decoration. Specifications are recorded to support consistent fit and appearance across future orders.
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Varsity & Baseball Jackets
EDVORIN develops varsity and baseball jackets by coordinating body and sleeve materials, ribbing, snaps, linings, patches, embroidery, and color blocking. These programs give corporate, school, and private-label buyers a structured outerwear format for visible brand identity.
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Custom T-Shirts
Our custom T-shirt manufacturer capabilities include jersey selection, fit development, neck rib specifications, grading, print methods, embroidery, labels, and packaging. T-shirts can be built as dependable event, staff, retail, or promotional essentials with repeatable brand standards.
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Custom Polo Shirts
EDVORIN develops custom polo shirts in piqué, jersey, or performance fabrics, with defined collars, plackets, cuffs, buttons, embroidery placement, and color matching. Designed for professional uniforms, hospitality teams, sales staff, and branded workwear programs.
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Windbreaker Jackets
As a windbreaker manufacturer, EDVORIN coordinates lightweight shell fabrics, mesh or lining options, zippers, hoods, pockets, elastic details, and logo decoration. The result is branded outerwear suited to field teams, events, travel, and changing weather conditions.
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Quilted Jackets
EDVORIN develops quilted jackets with coordinated shell fabric, insulation, lining, quilting pattern, hardware, pockets, and decoration methods. Specifications balance warmth, mobility, and a consistent branded appearance for corporate outerwear and private-label programs.
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Bomber Jackets
Our bomber jacket manufacturer process manages shell and lining materials, rib trims, zippers or snaps, pocket construction, embroidery, patches, and finishing. Bomber jackets provide a recognizable branded layer for uniforms, merchandising, and retail-ready collections.
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Custom Shirts
As a custom woven shirt manufacturer, EDVORIN develops button-down and casual woven shirts with selected fabrics, collars, plackets, cuffs, pockets, fit blocks, and embroidery placement. Suitable for polished corporate uniforms and private-label apparel ranges.
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Custom Jerseys
EDVORIN develops custom jerseys with fabric performance, panel construction, color blocking, sublimation or print options, names, numbers, and size grading defined before bulk production. Built for clubs, events, promotional programs, and branded activewear lines.
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Tank Tops
Our custom tank top manufacturer capabilities cover cotton, jersey, mesh, and performance constructions with controlled armhole shape, neckline, fit, binding, and decoration placement. Tank tops support warm-weather uniforms, fitness programs, events, and private-label assortments.
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Soccer Uniforms
EDVORIN develops soccer uniforms with breathable performance fabrics, coordinated jerseys and shorts, color matching, club marks, player names, numbers, and sizing systems. Each approved sample becomes the standard for organized team orders and repeat seasons.
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Basketball Uniforms
As a basketball uniform manufacturer, EDVORIN coordinates lightweight jersey fabric, breathable construction, contrast panels, shorts, team colors, logos, names, and numbers. Development accounts for movement, size grading, and consistent presentation across the complete squad.
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Streetwear Collections
EDVORIN develops streetwear collections through connected product development, fabric sourcing, patterns, sampling, decoration, washing, labels, and packaging. Hoodies, tees, bottoms, shirts, and outerwear are documented as a coherent system for controlled bulk production and reorders.
Get a QuoteMaterials for Comfortable, Repeatable Uniform Programs
Cotton Piqué
A breathable, textured knit with a polished hand-feel for polos and front-of-house uniforms. Its stable surface supports embroidery well, while cotton-rich constructions provide everyday comfort for customer-facing teams.
Performance Polyester
A lightweight, smooth fabric suited to active staffwear, event uniforms, and team programs. Moisture management and quick-drying performance help maintain comfort during long shifts, movement, and warm working conditions.
Brushed Fleece
A soft, warm knit for hoodies, crewnecks, and cooler-weather layers. Brushed interiors create a comfortable hand-feel, while selectable fabric weights let buyers balance warmth, structure, and logo-decoration needs.
Woven Twill
A durable, structured fabric for overshirts, work pants, uniforms, and utility-led outer layers. Its diagonal weave adds abrasion resistance and a clean appearance that holds up well in regular service.
Stretch Softshell
A smooth, weather-ready fabric for branded jackets and outdoor-facing teams. Mechanical stretch improves mobility, while layered constructions can combine wind resistance, water repellency, and a professional, streamlined finish.
Recycled Blends
A versatile option for polos, jackets, tees, and coordinated uniform collections where recycled content is requested. Recycled polyester blends can retain durability and color stability while supporting material-specification goals.
Decoration Methods for Corporate Uniforms
Heat Transfer
Heat transfer applies detailed artwork, names, numbers and smaller logo elements with controlled placement. It works well for team identifiers and multi-color designs where clean edges, readable detail and consistent positioning are required.
Sublimation Printing
Sublimation integrates color and graphics into compatible performance fabrics for lightweight jerseys and active teamwear. The result is a smooth surface without added print weight, supporting all-over designs, player details and coordinated color programs.
Uniform Trims That Complete the Specification
YKK Zippers
Specify zipper type, length, puller finish and placement for corporate jackets, windbreakers and outerwear. These details help balance daily function, garment appearance and a repeatable approved construction standard.
Snap Buttons
Custom snap buttons add secure closures to varsity jackets, overshirts and workwear layers. Finish, color, logo treatment and placement can be aligned with the uniform design before bulk production begins.
Drawcord Tipping
Drawcords with coordinated tips provide an adjustable finish for hoodies, sweatpants and jackets. EDVORIN can match cord weight, color, tip treatment and eyelet selection to the intended uniform specification.
Woven Labels
Woven main labels, size labels and care labels give each garment clear brand and wearer information. Label artwork, placement and fold style are documented alongside the approved sample for consistent application.
Reflective Details
Reflective piping, heat-applied details or trim accents can increase visibility on outerwear and team garments. Material choice and placement are reviewed with the garment construction, decoration and intended use in mind.
About EDVORIN, Your Corporate Uniform Manufacturer
Founded in 2000 by Edvorin Zeng, EDVORIN helps corporate, private-label and teamwear buyers turn apparel concepts into production-ready uniform programs. Our mission is practical: translate design intent into clear standards that can be reviewed, approved and repeated with confidence.
As a corporate uniform manufacturer, we connect product development, fabric and trim sourcing, patterns, sampling, printing, embroidery, washing, bulk production, quality control, labeling and packing in one accountable workflow. From polos and T-shirts to outerwear and coordinated team apparel, men’s and women’s programs are developed around the intended wearer and use.
What makes EDVORIN different is the discipline after a sample is approved. We document measurements, material choices, artwork placement and finishing details, then use in-line and final checks to protect that approved standard through bulk production. Flexible OEM, ODM and private-label support begins at 200 pieces per style.
A Controlled Path to Repeatable Uniform Production
Lock the Approved Standard
EDVORIN turns the approved sample into a production reference that connects measurements, construction, materials, artwork placement, trims, and finishing. This gives your corporate uniform program a clear standard to review before bulk production begins.
- Tech packs and measurement charts clarified for production
- Sample revisions documented before bulk approval
- Men's and women's fit requirements developed separately
- MOQ starts at 200 pieces per style
Coordinate Materials and Trims
Fabric weight, color, recovery, hardware, labels, and packaging all influence how a uniform performs and presents. EDVORIN coordinates these choices as one specification, helping buyers create polished programs suited to their intended wear environment and brand identity.
- Fabric options aligned with comfort and intended use
- Ribs, zippers, buttons, labels, and hangtags specified together
- Private-label packaging coordinated with the garment program
- Material and trim decisions reviewed during development
Control Branding in Production
A logo is only consistent when its method, placement, scale, and base fabric are controlled. EDVORIN evaluates printing, embroidery, wash, and decoration details during development so approved branding can be communicated accurately across repeat orders.
- Artwork placement measurements recorded for production
- Decoration methods matched to garment materials
- Embroidery, print, and wash details reviewed on samples
- Branding specifications carried through bulk production
Inspect Before Final Packing
As a corporate uniform manufacturer, EDVORIN builds quality control around the approved sample and documented specifications. In-line checks address variation during production, while final inspection verifies measurements, construction, decoration, and packing before the order is released.
- In-line checks identify issues during production
- Approved samples guide bulk quality review
- Final inspection covers garment and decoration details
- Packing checked against buyer requirements
Why Buyers Choose EDVORIN
EDVORIN turns approved uniform concepts into clearly specified, repeatable production programs.
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From Specification to Shipment
A controlled path that turns approved uniform specifications into consistent, packed programs ready for distribution.
Review Technical Requirements
We review tech packs, reference garments, measurements, fit needs, artwork, labeling and distribution requirements to establish a clear production standard.
Source Materials and Trims
Fabric weights, colors, performance requirements, trims and decoration compatibility are aligned before sampling, with options selected for the intended uniform program.
Develop and Approve Samples
Patterns, prototypes and decoration trials are refined against your feedback, then the approved sample becomes the physical reference for bulk manufacturing.
Cut, Sew, and Decorate
Production teams follow confirmed measurements, construction details and placement records through cutting, sewing, printing, embroidery, washing and finishing.
Inspect, Pack, and Prepare
In-line and final checks compare bulk garments against approved standards before labels, packaging, size assortments and shipping preparation are completed.
How to Start Your Uniform Program
Move from an initial concept to a controlled, repeatable uniform order with one accountable development and production path.
Share Your Starting Point
Send a tech pack, sketch, reference garment, logo files, or sizing needs. EDVORIN reviews the concept, intended wearer, construction requirements, and order scope.
Align Specifications and Quotation
Confirm fabrics, trims, decoration, fit, packaging, target quantity, and pricing. Your corporate uniform manufacturer program can begin from 200 pieces per style.
Review and Approve Samples
Evaluate the developed sample for fit, materials, color, branding placement, and finish. Record approved revisions as the clear standard for bulk production.
Launch Managed Bulk Production
Coordinate sourcing, cutting, sewing, decoration, inspections, labeling, and packing through EDVORIN. Final checks verify the order reflects the approved sample before shipment.
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Corporate Uniform Manufacturer FAQs
Clear answers on MOQs, development, production controls and ordering with EDVORIN.
What is the minimum order quantity?
Can I approve a sample before bulk production?
How long does corporate uniform manufacturing take?
Do I need a tech pack to start a uniform order?
How does a corporate uniform manufacturer protect logo artwork and designs?
What quality controls are used from sample to bulk order?
Can you add custom logos, labels and packaging to corporate uniforms?
How do payment and shipping work for a custom uniform order?
Corporate Uniform Manufacturer: The Complete Buyer’s Guide
Use a practical decision framework to compare supplier capabilities, fabrics, branding, quality controls, timelines, and costs—while avoiding sourcing mistakes that compromise fit, durability, compliance, and brand consistency.
1. What Is a Corporate Uniform Manufacturer?
Since 2000, EDVORIN has treated uniform manufacturing as the controlled conversion of a buyer’s design into a repeatable garment specification and bulk order. A corporate uniform manufacturer develops patterns and fit, sources materials, makes approval samples, produces at scale, applies branding, packs, and coordinates delivery.
One manufacturer manages the production standard; a distributor typically resells finished lines, a decorator adds logos to supplied garments, and a rental provider manages issued, laundered inventory. Retail suppliers suit quick replenishment, but their stock colors, fits, fabrics, and labeling usually set the limits.
A 200-piece program benefits most when it needs proprietary colors, coordinated men’s and women’s fits, role-specific garments, private labels, or consistent repeat orders. Fashion-led companies, sports organizations, schools, wholesalers, and private-label buyers gain more control when one partner records approved materials, measurements, artwork placement, trims, and packaging requirements before bulk production.
2. Evolution of Corporate Uniform Programs
Three procurement changes define modern uniform programs: role-specific garments, comfort-led specifications, and visible brand consistency. A reception team, field crew, and event staff may share a color system while using different fits, layers, and movement requirements.
Two fit decisions should be set before sampling: the size range and the grading standard for each wearer group. Inclusive sizing is not an add-on; it affects pattern blocks, measurement tolerances, inventory depth, and replenishment planning.
One corporate uniform manufacturer should convert the approved identity into repeatable specifications: Pantone references, logo placement measurements, fabric performance requirements, and trim standards. Flexible styling—such as polos, overshirts, jackets, or knit layers within one palette—lets employees dress for climate and role without weakening recognition.
3. Types of Corporate Uniform Manufacturer Programs
A corporate uniform manufacturer should organize the program around job conditions, not a single garment template. EDVORIN can translate each role’s fit, material, decoration, and identification needs into an approved production standard.
Office And Front Of House
Office teams typically use polos, woven shirts, blouses, knitwear, trousers, and lightweight jackets. Prioritize polished fit, color consistency, and discreet embroidered chest logos.
Hospitality And Food Service
Hospitality programs commonly combine polos, aprons, chef coats, overshirts, and service trousers. Specify easy-care fabrics, movement allowance, stain-conscious colors, and role-specific name or logo placement.
Retail And Promotional Teams
Retail teams often need branded T-shirts, polos, hoodies, or overshirts that remain recognizable across shifts and events. Pantone-referenced color, legible decoration, and inclusive size grading protect visual consistency.
Field, Healthcare, School, And Club
Field workwear favors durable outerwear, polos, cargo pants, and high-visibility details where required; healthcare-adjacent teams need comfortable scrubs or polos. Schools and clubs typically require jerseys, polos, tracksuits, and controlled names, numbers, or crests.
4. Corporate Uniform Manufacturer Fabric Choices
180–220 GSM jersey suits breathable polos and T-shirts; 280–340 GSM fleece adds structure for cooler roles. A corporate uniform manufacturer should approve fabric by job, laundering frequency, and required appearance—not handfeel alone.
| Fabric | Best Use | Performance | Care/Budget |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cotton jersey | Indoor service | Breathable; wrinkles | Moderate care; mid |
| Polyester | Active teams | Colorfast; durable | Easy care; value |
| Poly-cotton | Retail polos | Balanced comfort | Easy care; value |
| Stretch blend | Mobile roles | Flexible; polished | Moderate care; mid |
| Softshell woven | Outdoor staff | Weather resistant | Easy care; premium |
Fiber Trade-Offs
100% cotton feels breathable but can wrinkle and fade sooner. Polyester resists wrinkles and retains color; poly-cotton balances comfort, durability, and cost.
Stretch And Knit Choices
2–5% elastane improves movement in fitted trousers, polos, and active roles. Piqué presents a textured polo face, while jersey is smoother and lighter.
Outerwear Performance
200–300 GSM softshell or coated woven outerwear suits mobile, weather-exposed teams. Specify water resistance, lining, and care testing before approving a bulk standard.
5. Corporate Uniform Manufacturer Branding Options
Branding decisions turn a standard uniform into an identifiable program. EDVORIN records decoration, labels, and packing requirements as production specifications before bulk release.
| Method | Best Use | Finish | Key Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Embroidery | Detailed chest logos | Raised | Avoid very small text |
| Screen print | Large simple graphics | Flat | Best on stable fabric |
| Heat transfer | Names and numbers | Smooth | Test stretch and wash |
| Patches | Heritage branding | Dimensional | Specify attachment method |
Choose The Decoration
Embroidery suits textured logos on polos, fleece, and caps; it gives a raised, durable finish.
Screen printing favors broad artwork on cotton jerseys and larger runs; heat transfer handles small names, numbers, and multi-color placement.
Build Private-Label Identity
Woven labels carry small brand marks cleanly in side seams or hems; neck labels replace generic identification.
Private-label packaging can organize size, SKU, barcode, and team allocation, while patches add a dimensional heritage finish.
Approve Before Production
AI, PDF, or vector artwork preserves logo edges; Pantone references control intended color.
Millimeter placement dimensions, logo scale, and strike-off approval prevent inconsistent chest, sleeve, and back branding.
6. Construction Details That Signal Quality
Quality should be written as acceptance criteria, not left to a sample-room impression. A corporate uniform manufacturer should convert construction, fit, and wash performance into checks the buyer can approve before bulk production.
Seams And Stress Points
8–10 stitches per inch is a practical starting specification for many woven uniform seams; confirm the stitch type by location.
Bar tacks at pocket corners, plackets, and other pull points should be shown on the pre-production sample.
- Specify seam allowance and stitch type
- Inspect skipped stitches and seam puckering
- Record reinforcement locations on the tech pack
Components And Fit Recovery
YKK or an approved equivalent zipper, button attachment strength, and collar or cuff recovery should be defined by garment style.
2 wash tests before bulk approval can reveal shrinkage, twisting, color bleeding, and loss of shape.
- Confirm zipper pull and tape color
- Check pocket position from fixed landmarks
- Approve graded measurements for every size
Measurable Final Approval
±1 cm tolerances on critical garment points are commonly easier to inspect than subjective fit comments; set tolerances by measurement point.
100% final inspection criteria should reference the approved pre-production sample, measurement chart, color standard, and packaging specification.
- Set shrinkage limits after agreed laundering
- Test colorfastness for intended care conditions
- Photograph approved artwork and pocket placement
7. How to Choose a Corporate Uniform Manufacturer
EDVORIN’s MOQ starts at 200 pieces per style. A corporate uniform manufacturer should be evaluated as a production system, not a catalog. Compare its category experience, 200-piece MOQ fit, and ability to document every approval before placing a deposit.
Request Development Documents
Before sampling, request a tech pack, graded size chart, fabric specification, Pantone references, and artwork files.
One written sample plan should state revision limits, approval checkpoints, and the bulk standard.
- Tech pack and measurement tolerances
- Sample plan and approval record
- Label, packaging, and artwork specifications
Verify Production Control
Ask how the supplier controls material lots, decoration placement, in-line inspections, and final AQL expectations.
A capable partner can explain capacity, critical-path dates, and escalation contacts in writing.
- Fabric and trim approval process
- Written quality expectations
- Production timeline with milestones
Compare The Commercial Terms
Request an itemized quotation separating fabric, decoration, trims, packaging, freight terms, and sampling costs.
Confirm lead time from approved sample, payment milestones, logistics responsibility, and reorder conditions before commitment.
- MOQ by style and color
- Incoterms and destination freight
- Quotation validity and change-control terms
8. Common Corporate Uniform Sourcing Mistakes
Eight recurring errors create avoidable cost, delay, and inconsistent wearer experience. A corporate uniform manufacturer should receive documented approval gates before bulk production begins.
Price And Sample Controls
1 low quote can exclude testing, better trims, or rework; the result is a higher landed cost. Checkpoint: compare like-for-like specifications and approve a pre-production sample.
Artwork And Decoration Proofs
2 undocumented artwork rights or untested logo methods can delay launches or cause cracking, peeling, and color mismatch. Checkpoint: retain editable source files, placement dimensions, Pantone references, and a wash-tested decoration approval.
Sizing And Care Planning
3 incomplete size curves create shortages in common sizes, while missing care instructions shorten usable life. Checkpoint: approve a wearer-based size run, measurement tolerances, label copy, and wash instructions.
Reorders And Delivery Dates
4 no replenishment plan forces mismatched later batches; vague delivery dates leave deployment teams exposed. Checkpoint: reserve repeat specifications and approve dated milestones for materials, sample, bulk completion, inspection, and dispatch.
9. Launching a Private-Label Uniform Program
A 200-piece program starts with wearer roles, climate, movement, brand colors, and rollout date. A corporate uniform manufacturer should convert that brief into approval checkpoints before bulk production.
Build The Specification
1 tech pack should record fit block, graded measurements, fabric composition, GSM, Pantone references, logo size, placement, labels, and packing method. EDVORIN can develop these details from a complete pack, sketch, or reference garment.
Approve Before Bulk
2 approvals reduce avoidable variation: confirm artwork against the intended decoration method, then review fit samples on representative wearers. Collect size quantities by role and retain the approved sample, measurement chart, and artwork file as the repeat-order standard.
Plan Rollout And Replenishment
3 controls keep club, school, wholesale, fashion, and corporate programs consistent: in-line inspection, final checks, and labeled packing by wearer or location. Forecast replenishment from size history, preserve fabric and trim references, and revise specifications only through documented approval.
10. Corporate Uniform Manufacturer Pricing and Costs
200-piece programs typically carry higher unit costs than 500- or 1,000-piece runs because setup and material minimums are spread across fewer garments. Request a corporate uniform manufacturer quote by style, color, size range, Incoterm, destination, and target ex-factory date—not a single headline price.
Two cost buckets should remain separate: one-time development charges for patterns, samples, artwork digitizing, screens, and preproduction approvals; recurring charges for fabric, cut-and-sew labor, decoration, labels, packing, inspection, and freight. Complexity, fabric weight, embroidery stitch count, print colors, custom trims, individual kitting, order quantity, and shipping method all change the final landed cost.
| Illustrative quantity | Likely cost pressure | Planning consideration |
|---|---|---|
| 200–499 units | Setup and fabric MOQ | Allow sample approval before bulk booking |
| 500–999 units | Decoration and colorways | Consolidate colors and placements |
| 1,000+ units | Freight and delivery split | Confirm production window and shipping mode |
Start With a Corporate Uniform Manufacturer Built to Repeat
EDVORIN’s MOQ starts at 200 pieces per style. Send your tech pack, reference garment, or collection concept to align development, decoration, and bulk production from a 200-piece MOQ.