5 steps / beginner guide
Your first streetwear order
Plan your first streetwear collection, budget and factory brief.
STEP 1 OF 5
Define your first collection
Logos and lookbooks are the easy half. This is the other half — tech packs, samples, minimums, real budgets and real timelines — from the factory side of the table.
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STEP 2 OF 5
Choose how it will be made
OEM and ODM usually differ in where product design and development inputs originate. The label alone does not decide sourcing scope, IP rights, price, speed or exclusivity.
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STEP 3 OF 5
Understand minimum quantities
MOQ starts at 50 pieces; the final minimum varies by product, fabric, wash and customization. Build the input matrix needed for a project-specific answer.
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STEP 4 OF 5
Prepare your product brief
What to send a clothing manufacturer for a usable quote—and how to keep one approved tech-pack revision controlling every later sample and production change.
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STEP 5 OF 5
Evaluate a factory
Verify five separate evidence chains before payment: legal entity, operating facility, order-specific capability, outsourced route, and beneficiary authority.
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What you will work through
You will have a clearer manufacturing model, an initial product brief and questions to ask a potential factory. Follow the steps in order, or jump to the question you have now.
Ready for the next stage?
Bring your streetwear design, fabric and fit decisions together before sampling.