Standard MOQ is typically 150 pcs per style / colour. Selected library trial programmes may start from 100 pcs per colour, subject to fabric availability. Orders below 100 pcs / style / colour carry a combined 15% surcharge for extra fabric scattered-cut costs and additional generation fees. Custom fabric typically ~500 m / colour.

How much is a sample and how long does it take?

Library samples start from US$45 per garment piece (sets charged by piece count). Custom patterns, prints, trims and fabric development are quoted separately. Typical lead 7–9 working days after confirmation. Eligible library sample fees may be credited against a confirmed bulk order, subject to the quoted sample terms. Courier charges are excluded and never credited.

When does the bulk clock start?

Typical bulk lead time is 25–30 days after PPS (pre-production sample) approval. Deposit is taken after PPS sign-off.

What are your payment terms?

30% deposit after PPS sign-off and 70% after passed final AQL. FOB Shenzhen or DDP on request.

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Category Guides · 4 min read · 2026-09-07

Built-in Shorts and Ball-Pocket Construction

Pocket depth, opening angle and short coverage decide on-court usability — brief them like hardware, not decoration.

Spec sheet essentials

Lock short inseam, rise, leg opening, pocket height from waist, opening width, and bar-tack positions.

Wear test

Approve with balls inserted during movement — standing photos alone miss pocket dump and ride-up.

Next steps

Open the manufacture hub for OEM / private-label programmes.
Browse related products in the library.
Review the matching fabric path.
Download buyer checklists (deal sheet / capacity / cert pack).
Submit a development brief — Export desk replies within 12 h.

Related styles

FAQ

One pocket or two?

Most programmes use one dominant-side pocket; confirm left/right with your market.

What fails in bulk?

Shallow pockets, weak bar-tacks, and shorts that ride up when the dress moves.