Is a high MOQ required if I only want to add my logo?

Annaigee offers stock packaging with logo customization, standard designs, and fully custom development. MOQ depend on the product, materials, colors, and production requirements.

These are Annaigee project references. Confirm the MOQ for your specific design, color combination, and material availability. For display collections, specify whether quantities refer to individual props or complete sets.

MOQs depend on material purchasing batches, custom colors, logo processes, structural development, tooling, and production setup. Standard structures using regularly stocked materials generally offer more flexibility for smaller orders.

Custom-dyed fabrics, dedicated components, and complex structures require additional preparation. Annaigee evaluates these requirements to recommend a suitable minimum quantity and production approach.

The main reason is the material supplier’s minimum production batch. When existing swatches cannot match your brand requirements, separate dyeing or surface treatment may be necessary, followed by color sampling and approval.

The material supplier may require a fixed batch even for a smaller packaging order. Annaigee can first review existing colors to determine whether custom dyeing is necessary.

Yes. Annaigee’s reference MOQs start at approximately 100–500 pieces for custom jewelry organizers and 10–50 pieces for custom display props.

Wooden core structures allow dimensions and contours to be developed around your products and display space. Sampling confirms structural stability, manufacturing feasibility, and practical performance before production, giving smaller projects access to tailored designs.

This requires project-specific confirmation. The total order quantity does not automatically satisfy the minimum for every design or color, because materials and structures may require separate purchasing batches or production setups. Provide a quantity breakdown for each variation. Annaigee can assess opportunities to share materials, components, or manufacturing processes across the collection.

Consider stock boxes with logos, existing material colors, and standard structures to reduce development requirements. With identical specifications, larger quantities generally lower unit prices by spreading fixed costs across more pieces. Match quantities to your sales plans.

If staged deliveries are needed, discuss production, payment, and storage arrangements with Annaigee; staged shipping does not automatically reduce the total order MOQ.