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One quote or three. Get the cost per unit you'll actually be able to sell, whether the price is even physically possible to make in the US, and the terms that decide whether the cheap quote stays cheap.
Sets the sewing-minutes range used to sanity-check price.
Not the MOQ. What you'd order if nobody made you order more.
Fabric minimums usually apply per colour.
Used for the regional benchmark.
Your numbers join an anonymous benchmark set so the next brand gets a real comparison instead of a guess. Prices, terms, garment type and region are saved. Factory names stay in your browser and are never sent.
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Strip fabric and trims out of the quote, divide what's left by the sewing minutes, and you get the shop rate the price implies — wages, payroll burden, rent, machines and their margin, all in. Nothing here is a market average. It's arithmetic on the numbers you entered.
Sewing minutes are an estimate for the garment type and can be off by a third either way on unusual constructions. Ask the factory for their SAM — a shop that can't tell you is a shop that isn't costing properly.
Green marks the best number in each row.
The quoted unit price is only the first segment of each bar.
Ranked by what they cost you if they go wrong.
Estimates only — every factory prices differently. Need a second quote to compare against? Browse verified US factories →