MOQ for a Tipped Colorway
Each design starts at 50 pcs. Sampling takes about 7-10 days once the stripe layout and core specifications are confirmed.

Private Label Men's Knitwear Manufacturer
A dusty-blue short-sleeve knit polo accented with double contrast tipping at the collar and cuffs, a white-edged placket, and side slits.
OEM/private-label development from a China clothing factory, with fit, fabric, trims and bulk QC confirmed before production.
Final commercial values depend on fabric, quantity, trims and packaging.
Product overview
A dusty-blue short-sleeve knit polo accented with double contrast tipping at the collar and cuffs, a white-edged placket, and side slits. Best for Sport-informed lifestyle labels, heritage color stories, and branded wholesale polo programs.. We can develop the final product from your tech pack, reference garment or a shared set of product notes.
Buyer answer summary
These quick answers cover the main details buyers usually check before sending an RFQ.
Each design starts at 50 pcs. Sampling takes about 7-10 days once the stripe layout and core specifications are confirmed.
Allow 15-30 days for the order after the sample has been approved and the specified material is available.
Approve the base knit, collar and cuff structure, stripe widths, color sequence, and edge alignment on the reference sample.
QC can focus on matched tipping, centered placket accents, collar balance, slit height, measurement tolerance, and clean attachment points.
The body shade, both tipping colors, button choice, placket edge, fit, vents, labels, logo treatment, and packaging can be coordinated.
Send color standards for every stripe, a dimensioned tipping layout, size chart, button reference, label files, logo artwork, and order breakdown.
Confirm whether the two stripe widths remain visually constant or change with collar and cuff grading, then lock the approved relationship into the size specification.
Reference the body, each stripe, and the placket accent separately on the order sheet; bulk comparison can then follow the signed color combination rather than one overall swatch.
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