What a real minimum order looks like across shoes, bags and bedding

Minimums are set by how a factory runs, not by how much you want to buy. Here is what to expect line by line.

A minimum order is a production constraint, not a negotiating position. A footwear line needs a full run on a last and a sole order; a bedding mill needs a full roll of fabric before it can cut.

In practice that puts sliders and belts at the friendlier end, often a few hundred pieces, and suites of upholstered furniture at the other, where five or ten pieces is a real order.

Knowing the minimum before you enquire saves weeks. Every listing on Nnukwu Source states it up front, alongside the unit the factory actually sells in.