Low MOQ cap and bag manufacturer: 100 pieces per style

Yes. One hundred pieces per style and colour is the minimum, and a cap order is specified by its panels and structure, six-panel structured or five-panel unstructured, its closure, snapback, strap or fitted, and its visor, curved or flat, in cotton twill from the partner’s stock shades. The logo is embroidered on the front panel, digitised for a curved, structured surface and kept away from the centre seam, and sewn out on the actual cap for your approval before the run; a small second logo on the side or back is a separate position. Inside, the sweatband and taping colour are yours to choose, and a woven label at the back carries the brand and the care and origin content your market requires. Caps are usually ordered with a tee or hoodie run and shipped together, so send the logo file and the cap style you like with the enquiry and we sample it alongside the apparel.

It depends on what the bag is for. A cotton canvas of around 8–12 oz is the everyday tote: it carries shopping, holds a printed logo well and folds flat. Heavier canvas of 12 oz and above gives a structured bag that stands up, suits a base gusset and reads as a retail product rather than a giveaway. A lighter cotton of 4–6 oz is right for a promotional bag or a dust bag for another product. The handles matter as much as the body: self-fabric or webbing handles at a stated length, attached with bar tacks or box stitching so they do not pull away, decide how the bag wears. Inside pockets, a zip closure and a base are the finishing choices. Screen printing in one or two colours suits canvas at 100 pieces, and embroidery gives a premium look. Tell us the bag’s purpose and we propose a canvas from stock with the sample.

Yes, and that is the usual way. Caps and bags carry their own minimum of 100 pieces per style and colour, but they are sampled alongside the tees or hoodies they belong to, cut in matching stock shades so the drop looks coherent, inspected in the same final inspection and packed and shipped with the apparel as one DDP delivery to your door. Planning them together also lets the logo be digitised once and adapted for the cap front, the chest embroidery and the bag print, so the brand mark is consistent across the range. The one caution is timing: a cap needs its own sample and approval, so send the cap and bag specifications with the apparel enquiry rather than adding them after the apparel sample is approved, or the accessories will follow in a separate shipment. Everything is named in the order confirmation, with the partner factory and its address.