Custom Streetwear Supplier: Low-MOQ Manufacturing for Brands, Creators and Merch Drops

Custom streetwear prices per piece

CAD figures use 1 USD ≈ 1.41 CAD and are approximate. Prices drop 8%, 15% and 22% at 25, 50 and 100 pieces per design. Printed and sublimated artwork is included; an embroidered logo is +$4 per piece and tackle twill lettering +$6. Full list: price list.

Why minimum order quantity decides whether a drop happens

The single biggest barrier for a new label is not design or fabric, it is MOQ. A factory quoting 200 pieces per design per colourway means a two-colour hoodie drop is 400 units of stock bought before a single sale. At a modest $18 landed cost that is $7,200 committed to an untested design.

The same drop at a 10-piece minimum is 20 units. You can put both colourways in front of customers, see which one sells, and reorder the winner at 50 or 100 pieces where the per-unit price drops 15% to 22%. The economics of testing change completely, and that is the whole argument for a low-MOQ supplier at the start of a brand.

Gallian Sports is a teamwear manufacturer rather than a fashion house, and that is worth saying plainly: the range is built on hoodies, tracksuits, polos, tees, outerwear and bags made to your colours and artwork. If your drop is a graphic hoodie, a tracksuit, a coach jacket or a merch capsule, that is squarely what the factory does. If you need cut-and-sew pattern development for an original silhouette, denim or knitwear, this is not the right factory and it is cheaper to hear that now.

What you can actually build a capsule from

Starting prices per piece at the 10–24 tier:

• Custom hoodies from $28.99, the core of most drops
• Hoodies with individual names from $25.99 — used for class, crew and team-name runs
• Custom tracksuits from $55.99
• Custom polos from $17.99 and compression tops from $22.99
• Gilets and puffer jackets from $50.99, rain jackets from $44.99
• Varsity jackets from $85.99 — see the 2027 varsity style guide for 40 designs across 8 styles
• Backpacks from $25.99, duffles from $30.99, tote bags from $2.49 (100-piece minimum)

Tees, travel joggers, windbreakers, coach jackets and half-zips sit in the Off-Field Collection, which runs a 30-piece minimum and its own price breaks at 50, 100 and 250 pieces; each product page lists its tiers.

Who orders low-MOQ custom streetwear

• New clothing labels testing a first or second drop without buying dead stock.
• Creators, podcasts and streamers running merch to an audience of a few hundred.
• Gyms, run clubs and skate shops selling branded gear to members at a margin.
• Bands, events and festivals producing tour or weekend-run merch.
• Companies and agencies making staff and client gifting capsules that need to look like product, not corporate swag.

A worked example: a 2-colour hoodie drop of 15 pieces each sits at 30 units total in one design family. At the 25–49 tier that is $26.67 a piece, or $800.10, plus $4 a piece if you want the logo embroidered rather than printed. Sell at $65 and the drop grosses $1,950.

Decoration, labelling and what "private label" really means here

Artwork is applied by sublimation, screen print, heat transfer, embroidery or rubberised print depending on the garment and the look. Sublimation suits all-over graphics on polyester; screen print and embroidery suit cotton-rich fleece, which is what most hoodie drops want.

On labelling, be realistic about the threshold: woven neck labels, printed care and composition labels and swing tags carry a 500-piece minimum, because they are produced as their own run. Below that, a drop is branded through the print and embroidery on the garment itself, with a heat-transfer neck label as the usual substitute. Once a design proves itself and you reorder at volume, full private labelling becomes available on that run.

What to send to get an accurate quote

1. Garment and quantity per design and colourway, so the right tier is applied.
2. Artwork as vector where possible (AI, EPS or PDF). Raster files work for print but vector reproduces cleanest on embroidery.
3. Colour references as Pantone codes if you have them, otherwise a reference image.
4. A reference garment — a photo of a fit you like is the fastest way to communicate weight and cut.
5. Your launch date, so the quote shows whether standard or rush production is needed.

You get a free mockup within 24 hours and an itemized quote before paying anything. Production starts on 100% payment, and orders ship in about 3–4 weeks to any US state or Canadian province.

En français pour le Québec : Vêtements streetwear personnalisés : fournisseur à faible minimum.

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