Keep the first run focused.
Best for samples, a small team, a test campaign or a simple branded use with fewer production variables.
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Start with the run you actually need.
Quantity matters, but so do garment type, artwork readiness, print placement, timing and delivery. Milan keeps the pricing conversation inside the order plan so you see the right number for the right production scope.
Think in three levels
Small run. Right-size run. Larger production.
You do not need to memorize package prices. Tell Milan how many pieces, which garments and how the order will be used.
Match the quantity to the actual use.
Best when you know the team, event, campaign or merchandise need and want the run sized around it.
Plan for more pieces or more production detail.
Best when the order is larger, uses several garment types, needs additional placements or has special timing and delivery needs.
Before you order
Four details prevent most apparel surprises.
1
QuantityKnow roughly how many finished pieces you need.
2
GarmentsTees, hoodies and heavier garments do not use the same production baseline.
3
Artwork + placementFront, back and special placements change setup and production.
4
DeadlineGive production enough time whenever possible; rush work should be the exception.