Question 1

What is the minimum order quantity for custom bandage dresses, and is it firm?

Accepted Answer

MOQs are set per style and colorway, not across your entire order. Minimums vary by factory and construction complexity - a structured bandage dress in satin, for example, may carry a different MOQ than a simpler viscose/rayon mini. Your production team will confirm exact MOQs when your brief is returned, and in many cases they can negotiate lower quantities for first runs so you can test a drop before scaling.

Question 2

How much does a bandage dress sample cost, and how long does it take?

Accepted Answer

Sample cost and timeline are separate from production. Once you submit a brief, your team sources the right factory from our 1,500+ vetted network and requests a sample. Turnaround is typically 1-3 weeks depending on detail - a v-neck midi bandage dress with foil print detailing may take slightly longer than a basic mini silhouette. Exact sample pricing comes back with your quote; it is not a fixed platform fee.

Question 3

What is the production lead time for bandage dresses after sample approval?

Accepted Answer

Production lead time depends on order size, materials, and decoration methods. As a concrete example, a run of 250 long-sleeve bandage dresses in satin with woven labels and custom packaging typically lands in the 4-6 week window after sample sign-off. Your production team tracks every milestone from fabric cutting through shipment so you always know where your order stands.

Question 4

Is there tiered pricing for bandage dress manufacturing at different quantities?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Pricing tiers exist at the 25, 50, 100, 250, and 500-unit break points, and per-unit cost drops as volume increases. We never publish fixed unit prices because every custom bandage dress differs in fabric, construction, and decoration. Submit a brief with your specs and your team returns a detailed quote across each tier so you can choose the quantity that fits your budget and launch plan.

Question 5

What private label and white label options are available for bandage dresses?

Accepted Answer

Private label scope covers woven labels, printed care info, hangtags, custom packaging such as branded boxes or polybags, and any additional branding elements like heat-transfer logos. You can bundle everything into one production run or select items a la carte. White label programs are also supported if you want to start from an existing silhouette and simply add your branding. Your production team handles all specs in the tech pack.

Question 6

Can your factories source materials from a brief, or do I need a named-fabric tech pack?

Accepted Answer

Either path works. You can describe what you want in a brief - for instance, 'fluid drape fabric for a maxi bandage dress' - and your team will recommend options like viscose/rayon or satin from our factory network. Alternatively, if you already have a tech pack specifying linen, latex, or any other named fabric, factories can source to that exact spec. Material swatches are included with your sample.

Question 7

Can I get pattern grading based on my own measurements instead of stock templates?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Your production team builds a tech pack from your measurements and fit intent, not generic size charts. This is especially important for bandage dresses where a precise, body-contouring fit is the whole point. Custom grading across your full size range - including plus-size runs - ensures every unit matches your brand's fit standard.

Question 8

Can I mix sizes and colors within a single bandage dress MOQ?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can split your MOQ across multiple sizes and colorways within the same style. For example, a 100-unit order of a midi bandage dress could include a mix of sizes and two satin colorways. Your team will confirm any per-color or per-size minimums set by the manufacturer, but the goal is always to give you the flexibility to order what your customers actually want.

Question 9

Which bandage dress styles can your factory network produce?

Accepted Answer

Our 1,500+ vetted factories - many based in China - cover the full range of bandage dress silhouettes: mini, midi, maxi, long-sleeve, and v-neck cuts. Decoration options include screen print, foil print, heat transfer, woven labels, screen-printed care info, and custom packaging. Whether you are developing a single hero style or a full capsule collection, your production team coordinates every detail from brief to delivery.

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