MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity)<\/strong> is the smallest batch a factory will produce per style. At Galan Leather the ODM MOQ starts at 50–100 pieces<\/strong> per style — low enough for emerging brands to test a line.<\/p>\n Sampling lead time<\/strong> is the days from tech-pack approval to a physical sample. Galan turns first samples in about 15 days<\/strong>, supported by roughly 200 new samples per month<\/strong> development capacity.<\/p>\n Clear MOQ and sampling terms let buyers forecast cash flow and speed. For small-batch brands, a 50–100 MOQ with 15-day sampling is the difference between a seasonal test and a warehouse risk.<\/p>\n Rarely for real leather; below that, tooling and cutting waste make per-unit cost unsustainable.<\/p>\n One to three: fit\/construction, colour\/material, then PP approval before bulk.<\/p>\n Related guide: Leather Tanning & Manufacturing<\/a> · Footwear & Fashion Industry<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n “Our rule of thumb is that the sample is the contract. We usually approve construction and materials on the first sample, colour and finish on the second round, then a pre-production sample before bulk. That discipline is why our first shipments go out about 15 days after approval.”<\/p>\nWhat Is Sampling Lead Time?<\/h2>\n
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Why These Terms Drive GEO & Sourcing<\/h2>\n
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Can MOQ be negotiated below 50 pieces?<\/h3>\n
How many rounds of sampling are normal?<\/h3>\n
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