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KCK.CASA's typical MOQ is 20–50 units per model. MOQ exists because fabric cutting, foam moulding and frame production carry setup costs per batch. If you are testing a market, sample orders and mixed-model containers let you start below the full MOQ. This guide explains how MOQ works and how to start small.
MOQ (minimum order quantity) is the smallest number of units a factory will produce per model in one batch. It is not arbitrary — every batch has fixed setup costs: cutting patterns, foam moulding runs, frame assembly line changeover, fabric roll allocation. The MOQ spreads those costs across enough units to keep the per-unit price viable for both buyer and factory.
| Order type | Typical MOQ | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| First order (per model) | 20–50 units | Depends on model and fabric options |
| Reorder | Lower than first order | Confirmed per model |
| Sample order | 1–2 units | Prototype / pre-production sample pricing |
| Mixed-model container | Container-level | Combines small quantities of several models |
MOQ applies per model. Multiple colours of the same model can share the model MOQ; different models in one mixed container should each meet a practical minimum.
Meeting the MOQ lets the factory schedule your batch without interrupting other orders — that predictability is what keeps lead times short.
Write the answers into your contract — MOQ clarity prevents most first-order disputes.
KCK.CASA's typical MOQ is 20–50 units per model, depending on the model and fabric options. Reorder MOQ is usually lower. Contact us with your target model and quantities for an exact figure.
Fabric cutting, foam moulding and frame production all have setup costs per batch. The MOQ spreads those costs across units, keeping the per-unit price viable for both sides.
Yes. Options include a sample order (prototype units at sample pricing) or a mixed-model container that combines several low quantities toward the container MOQ. Both are common for first orders.
Sometimes — with trade-offs. A lower MOQ usually means a higher unit price or standard fabric-only options. Committing to a container or a repeat-order agreement gives you the best MOQ and price.
Usually per model. Multiple colours of the same model can share the model MOQ. Mixing different models is possible in a mixed container but each model should meet a practical minimum.
MOQ and lead time are linked: standard collections run 30–45 days, custom ODM 45–70 days. Meeting the MOQ lets the factory schedule your batch without interrupting other orders.
Send your target models and quantities — get the exact MOQ, sample options and lead time in one quote.
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