Under the MOQ? Join a run that's already scheduled.
Factories gang orders on shared base fabrics all the time — Open Runs makes those slots visible. Bring 25–100 units to a scheduled program alongside other US brands and ride volume pricing on fabric and labor, without meeting a full MOQ alone.
STEP 01
A factory schedules a run
A verified US factory posts a base-fabric program — fabric, gsm, cut date, and how much of the table is open.
STEP 02
Brands claim slots
Each brand brings its own styles and quantities on that base fabric. Your garments, your labels — shared yardage.
STEP 03
Everyone gets volume pricing
The combined order clears mill minimums and volume breaks that no single small brand hits alone.
Upcoming runs
Open Runs is launching with our founding factories. The cards below show the format — real runs replace them as factories schedule programs. Want in early? Tell us what you'd join below and we'll match demand to the first programs.
Get matched to the first runs
Tell us what you'd join. We bring aggregated demand to factories to open programs — the more hands raised for a fabric, the sooner a run gets scheduled. Free, no commitment.
Run a factory? Fill your cutting table.
If you already gang orders on shared bases, list the program here and we'll route qualified small-batch brands into it — you set the fabric, the date, and the minimum per brand.
Open Runs connects brands and factories; production agreements, deposits, and terms are directly between each brand and the factory. Slot availability, pricing, and cut dates are set by the factory and may change. Runsheet verifies factory identity and surfaces reviews from brands that have produced there.