Footwear MOQ and Trial Order Planning Guide
Jinjiang WENCHANG Footwear Materials Co., Ltd. Produces footwear outsoles and supplies shoemaking accessories and finished footwear to brands, importers, distributors, wholesalers and footwear factories. WENCHANG’s standard MOQ is 1,000 pieces per style. A 600-piece trial order may be accepted for selected products after project review, subject to product, design and process requirements.
Quantity Snapshot
Standard MOQ and Trial Order Options at a Glance
Use 1,000 pieces per style as the standard planning baseline for footwear, outsoles and footwear-material enquiries. A 600-piece order is a conditional trial route for selected products after project review, not a general MOQ. Other quantities require direct assessment, and quantity alone does not confirm feasibility, pricing or order acceptance.
Standard Order: 1,000 Pieces per Style
WENCHANG's standard MOQ — Confirm the product, style and planned quantity in the enquiry.
Conditional route for selected products after project review — Provide the product, style and relevant design or process requirements for assessment.
Other Proposed Quantity
Requires a project-specific review with no advance acceptance promise — Request a quantity check before making purchasing assumptions.
Quantity Basis
What 1,000 Pieces per Style Means for Your Order
The phrase per style means 1,000 pieces for each style, not an unrestricted total that can automatically be divided among unrelated styles. List every footwear or outsole style separately, including its proposed quantity and any design or process differences. Do not assume colours, sizes or designs can be mixed without written confirmation.
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State Each Proposed Product or Style Separately.
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Record the Planned Number of Pieces for Each Style.
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Identify Design or Process Differences That May Affect the Quantity Review.
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Do Not Assume That Quantities from Unrelated Styles Can Be Combined.
Standard Planning
Plan Each Standard Order Against the 1,000-Piece Baseline
For a standard order, compare demand for each style with the verified baseline of 1,000 pieces per style. Prepare a purchasing record with the product or item, individual style reference, proposed quantity and expected route. A quantity baseline does not confirm that the specification or requested production method can proceed.
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Identify the Footwear Product, Outsole or Other Supplied Item.
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Separate the Project into the Individual Styles That Require Review.
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Compare Each Style Quantity with the 1,000-piece Baseline.
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Mark Any Style Below the Standard Baseline for Direct Discussion.
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Submit the Proposed Breakdown for Project-Specific Confirmation.
Conditional Route
When a 600-Piece Trial Order May Be Considered
A 600-piece quantity is a possible trial route, not WENCHANG’s universal minimum. It may be accepted for selected products after project review, depending on relevant design or process requirements. Name the product or style, state the proposed quantity and describe known conditions. Do not commit purchasing plans until the specific quantity basis is confirmed.
Review Inputs
Information Used to Review Trial-Order Suitability
WENCHANG’s initial quantity check connects the proposed 600-piece trial request to the product, style and production conditions. Provide the following information so the selected product can be assessed. These inputs support an initial quantity check; a complete quotation requires additional project information.
Product
Identify the footwear, outsole, accessory or other supplied product. — The 600-piece route is limited to selected products.
Style
Provide the relevant style name, code, reference or brief description. — The quantity decision must be connected to a defined style.
Quantity
State that the proposed trial quantity is 600 pieces. — This distinguishes the request from the standard 1,000-piece-per-style route.
Design or Process Requirements
Explain any requirements that may affect how the item is made. — Trial-order suitability depends partly on the project's design and production needs.
Other Quantities
How to Treat Quantities Outside the Two Published Routes
The standard route is 1,000 pieces per style, while 600 pieces may be considered for selected products after review. Any other quantity requires direct assessment with no published acceptance promise. Do not treat the trial option as a flexible range between or below these quantities, or as a universal minimum below 600 pieces.
Standard Project:
Plan against 1,000 pieces per style.
Proposed Trial Project:
Request 600 pieces for a selected product, subject to review.
Other Quantity Request:
Submit the quantity for direct assessment without assuming acceptance.
Purchasing Records
Use Precise Quantity Labels in Purchasing Records
Clear quantity labels help purchasing managers, product teams and suppliers discuss the same basis. Identify whether the request is a standard project, a proposed trial project or another quantity request. This reduces the risk that a conditional trial request is later treated as an approved standard term.
The Product and Relevant Style.
The Proposed Quantity in Pieces.
Whether the Project Follows the Standard Order Route or Is Being Reviewed as a Trial Project.
Any Design or Process Condition That Affects the Trial-Order Decision.
Submit Your Quantity for a Project-Specific Check
To request an order quantity review, provide the product or style, proposed quantity and any design or process requirements that may affect trial-order suitability. These details help WENCHANG distinguish a standard 1,000-piece-per-style project from a proposed 600-piece trial project that requires selected-product review. After the quantity route is identified, prepare the wider quotation brief using the linked RFQ checklist. For additional guidance on footwear sourcing decisions, visit WENCHANG's footwear sourcing resources . Do not plan around the 600-piece route until it has been reviewed for the selected product. Use the quotation enquiry to request project-specific confirmation. Request an MOQ Review
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Project Review
Submit Your Quantity for a Project-Specific Check
Provide the product or style, proposed quantity and design or process requirements that may affect trial-order suitability. WENCHANG can then distinguish a standard 1,000-piece-per-style project from a proposed 600-piece trial request for selected-product review. Use the RFQ checklist for the wider quotation brief, and do not plan around 600 pieces before confirmation.
What Is the Standard MOQ for a Footwear Project?
WENCHANG's standard MOQ is 1,000 pieces per style. Buyers should compare each planned style with this baseline and avoid treating 1,000 pieces as an unrestricted total across several styles.
Is 600 Pieces the Minimum Order Quantity for Every Product?
No. The general MOQ is 1,000 pieces per style. A 600-piece trial order may be accepted for selected products after project review, depending on the product and relevant design or process requirements. It is not automatically available for every project.
How Is a 600-Piece Trial Order Reviewed?
The review considers the selected product, relevant style, proposed quantity of 600 pieces and any design or process requirements that may affect suitability. Submission for review does not guarantee acceptance.
Does the 1,000-Piece MOQ Apply to Each Style or the Complete Order?
The MOQ applies per style. If an order contains several styles, list the proposed quantity for each one and ask how the breakdown will be treated. Do not assume that quantities from unrelated styles can be combined to reach the MOQ.
What Project Information Helps Confirm Trial-Order Suitability?
For the initial quantity check, provide the product or style, proposed quantity and relevant design or process requirements. For the wider quotation review, follow the complete RFQ checklist so the project can be assessed using a fuller sourcing brief.
Can a Buyer Assume That an Order Below 600 Pieces Will Be Accepted?
No. There is no published acceptance promise for quantities below 600 pieces. Any other proposed quantity requires direct review. The conditional 600-piece trial route should not be interpreted as a flexible range or universal minimum.