Minimum order quantities vary by garment, supplier, decoration method, artwork, production setup and stock availability. A published price table can quickly become inaccurate.
Start with the exact requirement
Document the people, tasks, environment, presentation, care, approval and repeat-order needs before selecting a product or process.
Practical checks
- exact garment, colour and size breakdown
- decoration method, artwork colours and positions
- setup or artwork preparation
- supplier pack sizes or production minimums
- freight, packing and repeat-order requirements
Verify before approval
Request a current written quote for the exact job. Do not assume an old example price or minimum still applies.
Use current evidence and written records
Keep the exact product or service details, specifications, artwork, quote, approvals and date checked. Reconfirm information that may change before a repeat order.
Review minimum order quantities
See instant quotes or contact Uniforms.com.au for help with the next step.
About the author: Jason Ham founded Uniforms.com.au in 1999 and writes from practical experience supplying uniforms, workwear and branded apparel to Australian organisations.



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