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Fifty pairs or units per model for gloves and protective gear, fifty pieces per design for apparel, thirty units for bags, and one hundred units for accessories. Mixed sizes and colours within a model are allowed and do not count as separate models.

Yes. The MOQ applies per model, not per order. A single order can combine boxing gloves, shin guards and rash guards, each meeting its own minimum.

Yes. Many brands start with a single model at MOQ to test the market before committing to a full range. Per-unit pricing is higher at low volume, which is simply the reality of fixed setup costs.

Your approved sample, artwork and specification stay on file. Reorders are one email away and skip the sampling cycle entirely — usually shipping in three to five weeks.

Once the specification and artwork are confirmed, we produce a physical sample and share progress photographs as it is made. Typically one to three weeks depending on complexity.

Yes. We expect them. Most products go through one or two revision rounds before approval — that is the point of sampling. Agree a revision limit and a deadline up front.

One to two weeks for apparel and accessories, two to three weeks for gloves and protective gear, three weeks for anything requiring a new mould or pattern.

Sample cost is quoted per product and is often credited against a confirmed bulk order. This is agreed in writing in your quotation.

Full grain cowhide, top grain cowhide, buffalo and goat leather. Full grain is the most durable and the heaviest; goat is the lightest and most supple. See the Materials page for a full comparison.

Microfiber if the product is premium and will be used hard: it resists sweat, will not crack, and feels close to hide. PU if you are competing on price or need bold printed colour at volume. Microfiber costs more and lasts considerably longer.

EVA, high-density, multi-layer, latex, injection-moulded (IMF), gel, horsehair, and hybrid foam-horsehair. Choice depends on whether the product is struck, worn, or used for sparring.

Yes. Tell us the product, market and target price and we will propose a combination — then send physical swatches free before you approve anything.

Embossed or debossed into the shell, screen printed, embroidered, applied as a moulded rubber patch, woven into a label, printed on the inner lining, or applied to the wrist strap. Multiple methods can be combined on one product.

Poly bag and export carton as standard. Custom printed retail boxes, hang tags, barcode labels, tissue and rigid premium boxes with inserts are all available.

Yes — custom woven labels, care labels, size labels and printed hang tags, produced to your artwork.

Yes. Supply Pantone references rather than screenshots. We match across leather, PU, microfiber and fabric, and approve the match on a physical swatch before production.

Most production runs ship three to six weeks after sample approval, depending on quantity and current capacity. A confirmed timeline is included in your quotation.

Incoming materials are inspected before cutting. Stitching is checked in-line during production, not after it. Every batch passes a final inspection covering construction, finishing and durability before packing.

Yes. Progress photographs are shared at the cutting and stitching stages, and a pre-shipment inspection report is provided before the balance payment.

Yes. Air freight is the fastest option and suits smaller, higher-value consignments or anything time-critical. Cost per kilogram is significantly higher than sea.

Yes, and for large orders it is usually the economical choice. Longer transit, far lower per-unit cost. We can ship palletised or loose-loaded to your forwarder’s specification.

Door-to-door courier via DHL, FedEx, UPS and DPD for samples and small orders. Fast and simple, priced per kilogram.

Our team prepares export documentation. You remain the importer of record in your own country and are responsible for local duty and clearance.