Garment & Textile Manufacturing — Nationwide

Prices range 20,000,000 – 500,000,000 VND for the whole batch, not per individual unit, since factories quote based on total order size. The exact figure depends on quantity, technical difficulty (number of seams, cutting details) and the materials you supply. The factory needs your tech pack or a sample to give an accurate quote.

Choose CMT if you already source and control your own fabric and trims and just need sewing done, priced 20,000,000 – 500,000,000 VND. Choose FOB if you want the factory to handle sourcing, sewing and export packing end-to-end, priced 50,000,000 – 500,000,000 VND per order. FOB costs more per order because material cost is bundled in, but it needs less supply-chain experience from you.

There's no industry-wide MOQ since each factory sets its own based on line capacity. CMT/FOB factories usually prefer orders of several hundred units or more to keep cutting and sewing efficient; sample orders or small embroidery/printing jobs are accepted individually. Ask each provider on vServe about their MOQ before requesting a quote.

vServe doesn't set a fixed delivery time since it depends on quantity, production season and any finishing steps (embroidery, printing, beadwork) involved. The factory states a specific timeline in its quote, usually counted in weeks for large batches. Agree on a delivery deadline in writing before mass production starts to avoid delays.

vServe verifies a provider's tax code and business registration, but does not check actual production capacity or certifications like ISO, BSCI or WRAP. You should ask the factory directly for these certificates and visit the production line before placing a large order, especially for export shipments.

Hand embroidery costs 5,000,000 – 300,000,000 VND per item/batch, higher than computerized embroidery (2,000,000 – 150,000,000 VND per item/batch) because it's billed by manual labor hours rather than machine speed. Hand embroidery suits premium, low-volume, intricate designs; computerized embroidery suits high-volume, repeating patterns like uniform logos.

It's not mandatory but recommended, especially for large orders or a new factory relationship. Sample pricing is 800,000 – 40,000,000 VND depending on pattern complexity — far cheaper than risking a whole batch if the mass-produced pattern turns out wrong. After the sample is approved, the factory can calculate exact material needs to quote the rest of the order.

Prices range 2,000,000 – 80,000,000 VND per batch, with a wide spread because it depends on the type of defect (color, pattern, stitching) and how many units need reworking. The factory needs to inspect the faulty batch directly to quote, since some batches need only minor fixes while others require nearly full re-sewing.