Fabric availability
Stock fabric, custom-developed fabric and mill minimums can create very different order conditions.
There is no single honest MOQ number for every denim project. Minimum order quantity is shaped by fabric availability, wash route, trims, style complexity, size breakdown and production planning. A serious quotation should evaluate these variables together.
Stock fabric, custom-developed fabric and mill minimums can create very different order conditions.
Wash recipes, testing, sample approvals and batch consistency can affect practical production minimums.
Buttons, rivets, labels, patches, packaging and other custom components may each have supplier minimums.
Complex construction, multiple panels, special stitching or added operations can affect line planning.
The same total quantity can behave differently when divided across many sizes, colors or washes.
Capacity allocation and requested delivery dates can influence how a program is planned.
Urgan Textile presents its factory, production organization, published references and direct contact channels openly. International buyers can review the corporate introduction video and contact the company directly before starting a project.
A selection of reference logos already published on Urgan Textile’s corporate website. Reference scope and project history can be discussed directly with our team where appropriate.












MOQ is confirmed per project because fabric, wash, trims, style complexity, quantity breakdown and production conditions differ.
Brands can submit their project for review. Feasibility and practical quantities are evaluated against the requested product and production conditions.
Custom fabric may require mill-level development or production minimums that do not apply to available stock fabrics.
It can. Splitting a program across several washes or variants can change practical production planning and supplier minimums.
Send Urgan Textile your product type, quantity, fabric / wash direction, branding needs and target timing through the working corporate quote form.