Custom Rib Knit Manufacturer for Big & Tall Menswear — From 100 Pieces
Specialist custom rib knit manufacturer with 28+ years of 2XL–6XL pattern grading, OEM/ODM services, and low 100-piece MOQ for menswear brands worldwide.
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Why MENWILD as Your Custom Rib Knit Manufacturer
2XL–6XL Pattern Grading Expertise
True extended-size grading built for bigger bodies, not scaled-up patterns. Every rib knit garment engineered for proper big & tall fit.
Fast Sampling & Development
From tech pack to production-ready sample in days. Test fits, refine proportions and approve fabric before any bulk commitment.
Direct Fabric Sourcing Partnerships
Trusted mill relationships across China for cotton, jersey, French terry, fleece and performance rib knits. Swatches provided before production.
Full In-House Decoration Services
Embroidery, screen print, DTG, DTF, sublimation and garment finishing — all under one roof for complete quality control.
Low MOQ from 100 Pieces
Start small, test products and scale confidently. Launch capsule collections or new colorways without heavy inventory risk or cash strain.
28+ Years Big & Tall Experience
Founded in 1998 in Dongguan, China’s garment hub. Over 2,000 brands served with specialist extended-size menswear manufacturing expertise.
Custom Rib Knit Manufacturer for Every Menswear Category
From oversized streetwear tees to performance activewear, MENWILD delivers true big & tall rib knit garments across the full menswear range — each engineered with specialist 2XL–6XL pattern grading and fit refinement built for larger, taller bodies.
Rib Knit T-Shirts & Tees
Standard rib knit tees in extended sizes shrink in length, pull tight across the chest, and leave sleeves too short — especially in oversized and streetwear fits that demand balanced proportions.
MENWILD's 2XL–6XL rib knit tees feature lengthened body and sleeves, widened shoulders, and adjusted necklines so every oversized silhouette drapes correctly without riding up or binding across bigger frames.
Rib Knit Polo Shirts
Big & tall polo shirts often gap at the placket, strain at the buttons, or run too short in the torso, leaving a sloppy, unprofessional look that undermines brand quality.
Our custom rib knit polos use extended-size grading with reinforced plackets, longer body lengths, and proportional collar spreads — delivering polished, comfortable fit from 2XL to 6XL with consistent quality across every size run.
Rib Knit Hoodies & Sweatshirts
Rib knit cuffs, waistbands and necklines on standard hoodies lose stretch and structure in larger sizes, causing bunching, sagging, and a cheap finish that damages brand perception and repeat sales.
MENWILD sources performance rib knit trims matched to garment weight and scales cuff width, waistband depth, and hood volume across 2XL–6XL so every hoodie holds its shape, fits true, and feels premium wash after wash.
Rib Knit Sweaters & Knitwear
Extended-size rib knit sweaters frequently distort in gauge, lose elasticity at the hem and cuffs, or develop uneven tension that creates an amateurish look and high return rates for growing brands.
With in-house seasonal knitting lines and 28+ years of big & tall experience, MENWILD maintains consistent gauge, balanced rib tension, and proportional trim placement across every size — from fitted crew necks to oversized cardigans.
Rib Knit Activewear & Performance
Performance rib knit activewear in plus sizes often uses the wrong fabric weight or compression level, leaving garments too tight, too loose, or unable to wick moisture and move with larger athletic bodies.
MENWILD pairs moisture-wicking, four-way-stretch rib knits with extended-size pattern grading and fit testing, ensuring your 2XL–6XL activewear delivers true compression, freedom of movement, and professional performance across all body types.
Rib Knit Fabric Options From Your Custom Rib Knit Manufacturer
Custom Rib Knit Manufacturer Finishing & Decoration Processes
Custom Trims & Accessories for Rib Knit Garments
Drawcord & Tipping
Flat or round drawcords with custom-color metal or plastic tipping for rib knit hoodies, jogger waistbands and shorts. Coordinates with your brand palette and adds functional detail that enhances fit and visual appeal across extended sizes.
Custom Rib Knit Manufacturer Since 1998
Founded in 1998 in Humen, Dongguan — the heart of China’s garment manufacturing hub — MENWILD began as a small family cut-and-sew workshop with a clear mission: build menswear that actually fits bigger and taller men. Over 28 years, that focus has grown into a full-service custom rib knit manufacturer serving over 2,000 fashion brands across the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, Russia and the Middle East.
Today MENWILD operates cut-and-sew and knitting lines with a monthly capacity exceeding 80,000 pieces, supported by more than 200 skilled employees and in-house decoration, pattern grading and quality control. What sets MENWILD apart is specialist 2XL–6XL pattern grading and fit refinement built specifically for extended-size and big & tall bodies — not afterthought scaling, but true proportional design from the first sketch to final shipment.
Whether you are launching a capsule collection, scaling a private label line or sourcing custom rib knit garments with low MOQ from 100 pieces, MENWILD partners with independent designers, influencers, wholesalers and established brands as a long-term manufacturing ally — not just a supplier.
Custom Rib Knit Manufacturer With Extended-Size Expertise
2XL–6XL Pattern Grading Built for Bigger Bodies
Most factories scale patterns uniformly, breaking proportions at larger sizes. As a custom rib knit manufacturer with 28+ years in big & tall menswear, MENWILD develops graded size sets that preserve fit across every extended size, ensuring sleeves lengthen, rises deepen and shoulders widen proportionally from 2XL through 6XL.
- Proportional sleeve length and body length increases at every size grade
- Adjusted armhole depth, shoulder width and chest circumference for true big & tall fit
- Rise and inseam grading tailored to taller and larger frames
- All graded size sets kept on file for fast, consistent re-orders
Rib Knit Stretch Engineered for Comfort and Recovery
Rib knit’s natural elasticity is a powerful tool for extended sizing—when engineered correctly. MENWILD leverages rib construction’s stretch and recovery properties to deliver garments that move with larger frames, resist distortion and maintain shape wear after wear, from cuffs and collars to full rib-knit bodices.
- Vertical and horizontal stretch calibrated for comfort without bagging or sagging
- Recovery testing ensures ribs return to shape after repeated wear and washing
- Rib gauge, yarn count and tension adjusted per garment type and size range
- Pre-production samples validate fit, stretch and hand-feel before bulk runs
Full In-House Knitting and Decoration Capabilities
From yarn to finished garment, MENWILD controls every step. Our in-house seasonal knitting lines produce custom rib fabrics and trims, while embroidery, screen printing, DTG, DTF and sublimation decoration are completed on-site—eliminating subcontractor delays, protecting your designs and ensuring consistent quality across every piece in your rib knit collection.
- Seasonal knitting for custom rib gauges, patterns and colorways
- Flat, 3D puff, chain-stitch and appliqué embroidery with in-house digitizing
- Screen printing in plastisol, water-based, discharge, puff and specialty inks
- DTG, DTF, heat transfer and dye sublimation for complex graphics and small runs
MENWILD vs. Standard Custom Rib Knit Manufacturers
Most rib knit suppliers treat extended sizes as an afterthought and demand high minimums. MENWILD is built differently — low MOQ, true big & tall grading, and full in-house capabilities from sampling to decoration.
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MENWILD Production Timeline: From Fabric to Finished Garment
From fabric selection to global shipment, MENWILD’s streamlined six-phase process delivers quality rib knit garments with built-in quality gates, specialist 2XL–6XL grading, and fast turnaround for orders starting from just 100 pieces.
Fabric Sourcing & Swatch Approval
Our team sources rib knit fabrics from trusted Chinese mills, sends physical swatches for your approval, and locks in weight, stretch, color and hand-feel before any production begins.
Pattern Grading & Sampling
Specialist pattern makers grade your design across 2XL–6XL with true big and tall proportions, then cut and sew sample garments for fit approval and refinement.
Bulk Cutting & Knitting
Approved patterns move to our cut-and-sew and knitting lines with 80,000+ monthly capacity, ensuring precise panel cutting and consistent rib knit construction at scale.
Decoration & Finishing
In-house embroidery, screen printing, DTG, DTF, garment washing and finishing are applied per your spec, with all decoration completed before final assembly and pressing.
Quality Control & Packing
Every garment passes inline and final QC checkpoints for stitching, sizing, decoration and finish, then receives custom labels, hang tags and packaging per your brand guidelines.
Global Shipment & Logistics
Finished orders ship via sea, air or express to the US, Canada, UK, Germany, Australia, Russia and beyond, with full export documentation and tracking support.
Partnering With MENWILD: Your Step-by-Step Guide
From first inquiry to finished garments, MENWILD’s streamlined process makes sourcing big & tall rib knit apparel simple, fast and risk-free — starting from just 100 pieces.
Share your vision and requirements
Submit your inquiry with product details, target sizes and quantity. Our team responds within 24 hours with guidance, fabric recommendations and a preliminary quote.
Develop tech pack and select fabrics
Work with our designers to finalize your tech pack, choose rib knit fabrics from our sourced swatches, and confirm 2XL–6XL grading and fit specifications.
Approve samples before bulk production
Receive pre-production samples for fit, fabric and finish review. Request revisions until every detail meets your brand standards — no bulk commitment until you approve.
Monitor production and quality control
Your order enters our knitting and cut-and-sew lines with in-line QC at every stage. Receive progress updates and photos throughout the manufacturing cycle.
Receive and reorder with confidence
Final inspection, decoration, packaging and global shipping handled end-to-end. Your patterns and specs stay on file for fast, consistent re-orders as you scale.
Quality Certifications & Compliance Standards
Customer Success Stories: Big & Tall Brands Trust Our Custom Rib Knit Manufacturer
MENWILD’s rib knit expertise helped us launch our extended-size athleisure line in just 62 days. Their 3XL–5XL grading was perfect out of the gate, and we scaled from 300 to 4,200 units per month in six months.
We cut our per-unit cost by 28% compared to our previous supplier while improving fit quality. MENWILD’s low 100-piece MOQ let us test five rib knit colorways without tying up capital. Game changer for our wholesale business.
Their custom rib knit collars and cuffs transformed our polo line. The 2XL–6XL proportions actually fit our big & tall customers, and reorder turnaround dropped from 9 weeks to under 4. MENWILD keeps every pattern on file.
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The Complete Buyer’s Guide to Custom Rib Knit Manufacturer Selection
Learn how to evaluate custom rib knit manufacturers with confidence. This guide covers essential supplier criteria, material specifications, quality benchmarks, and the most common sourcing mistakes to avoid when partnering with a knit specialist.
1. What Is a Custom Rib Knit Manufacturer?
A custom rib knit manufacturer produces elastic, textured knit fabrics and components engineered for stretch, recovery and shape retention in menswear. Unlike single-jersey knits (flat, one-sided) or interlock (smooth, double-faced), rib knit uses alternating knit and purl stitches on the same course, creating vertical wales that stretch widthwise and snap back. This structure is essential for collar bands, cuffs, waistbands, sleeve hems and full garments like fitted tees, polos and activewear that demand elasticity without spandex.
‘Custom’ means the manufacturer develops rib knits to your exact specifications: Pantone or lab-dip color matching, gauge selection (1×1, 2×2, or custom patterns), yarn count, width, weight and hand-feel. Specialized rib knit factories maintain circular knitting machines calibrated for consistent tension and recovery, pattern libraries for unique textures, and dyeing protocols that preserve elasticity—capabilities general cut-and-sew contractors rarely offer.
Brands partner with a dedicated custom rib knit manufacturer to secure consistent trims across seasonal collections, achieve signature colorways, control fabric performance and reduce lead times by consolidating trim and garment sourcing under one roof.
2. Evolution of Rib Knit Manufacturing
Circular knitting machines introduced in the 1850s enabled the first industrial-scale rib knit production, creating the elastic, form-fitting cuffs and collars that define modern menswear. By the 1960s elastane blends — typically 5–10% spandex with cotton or polyester — replaced pure cotton ribs, delivering superior recovery and durability on necklines, waistbands and sleeve hems.
The 1990s brought computerized flat-bed knitting and automated linking, cutting lead times from weeks to days and enabling precise gauge control for custom rib structures. Manufacturing hubs shifted from Italy and the United Kingdom to China, where Dongguan and Guangzhou emerged as global centers for both circular and flat-bed rib knit production, combining lower labor costs with rapid scale.
Today low-MOQ digital knitting platforms allow brands to order custom rib trims from 100 pieces per color, a threshold unthinkable two decades ago. Modern custom rib knit manufacturers balance heritage craftsmanship — gauge selection, elastane ratios, finishing — with fast sampling and flexible order quantities that match the pace of contemporary fashion cycles.
3. Types of Custom Rib Knit Manufacturer Services
Not every custom rib knit manufacturer operates the same way. Understanding the four main service models — full-package, CMT, trim-only specialists, and vertically integrated mills — helps you match your brand’s readiness and budget to the right partner.
Full-Package Manufacturers
Full-package providers handle design development, fabric sourcing, pattern grading, sampling, production, decoration and logistics. MOQs typically start from 100 to 500 pieces per style/colorway. MENWILD operates this model, supporting brands from sketch to shipment with in-house design, knitting and finishing.
Ideal for startups, independent designers and influencers who lack tech packs or fabric contacts. You bring an idea or reference image; the factory delivers finished garments ready for your label.
CMT (Cut-Make-Trim) Providers
CMT factories cut, sew and attach trims using your supplied fabric and tech pack. MOQs range from 300 to 1,000 pieces. You retain control over fabric quality and cost but must manage sourcing, shipping and timing yourself.
Best for established brands with fabric relationships, in-house designers and the logistics bandwidth to coordinate multiple vendors.
Trim-Only Specialists
These suppliers knit rib cuffs, collars, waistbands and neckbands as standalone components. MOQs often reach 1,000+ units per spec. You integrate trims into garments elsewhere.
Suited to large-volume brands and vertical manufacturers seeking dedicated trim quality or proprietary rib constructions at scale.
4. Materials and Fabric Options in Custom Rib Knit Manufacturing
Material selection defines the performance, durability and comfort of every rib knit trim and garment. A custom rib knit manufacturer sources fibers across cotton, synthetics, wool and blends, each engineered for specific stretch, recovery and end-use demands.
| Fiber Blend | Typical GSM | Stretch % | Best Use-Case |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100% Cotton | 200–280 | 10–15% | Casualwear cuffs, neckbands |
| Cotton-Spandex (95/5) | 220–300 | 25–35% | Activewear, fitted trims |
| Polyester-Spandex (92/8) | 180–260 | 30–40% | Performance sportswear, high-recovery trims |
| Merino Wool | 280–400 | 15–20% | Premium knitwear, outerwear |
| Bamboo-Cotton (60/40) | 200–280 | 20–25% | Eco-friendly casualwear, underwear |
5. Customization and Branding Options with a Custom Rib Knit Manufacturer
A custom rib knit manufacturer offers far more than plain cuffs and collars. Jacquard patterns, intarsia color-blocking, embroidered logos, woven labels, heat-transfer prints and Pantone dye-matching transform functional trim into brand identity.
| Technique | Setup Fee (USD) | Per-Unit Cost | Wash Durability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jacquard knit | $200–500 | Included in fabric | Permanent |
| Intarsia knit | $300–600 | Included in fabric | Permanent |
| Embroidery (flat) | $15–50 | $0.50–2.00 | 50+ washes |
| Screen print (plastisol) | $25–75/screen | $0.30–0.80 | 30–50 washes |
| Heat transfer / DTF | $0 (digital) | $0.80–1.50 | 15–30 washes |
| Pantone dye match | $50–150/lot | Included in fabric | Grade 4+ fastness |
Pattern Customization: Jacquard and Intarsia
Jacquard knitting weaves multi-color logos or stripes directly into rib fabric during production, eliminating surface decoration and ensuring pattern permanence. Setup requires custom needle programming; minimum orders typically start at 500–1,000 meters per colorway.
Intarsia creates color-blocked panels by knitting separate yarn feeds into distinct zones. Durability matches the base fabric, but setup costs run higher due to manual yarn changes and longer machine time.
Logo Application Methods
Embroidery — flat, 3D puff, chain-stitch and appliqué — offers premium durability with setup fees of $15–50 per design and per-piece costs of $0.50–2.00 depending on stitch count. Screen printing (plastisol, water-based, discharge) costs less upfront but may crack after 30–50 washes on stretch ribs.
Heat-transfer and DTF prints require no setup tooling, suit low-MOQ runs under 100 pieces, but show lower wash resistance on high-friction cuffs and waistbands.
Custom Color Matching and Pantone Dye
Pantone dye-matching ensures rib trims align precisely with body fabric, critical for premium hoodies and polo plackets. Mills charge $50–150 per custom dye lot and require minimums of 100–300 kilograms, roughly 800–2,400 garments depending on rib weight.
Color fastness to washing (ISO 105-C06 grade 4 or higher) and crocking (grade 3–4) should be confirmed via lab dips before bulk dyeing to avoid shade variation across production runs.
6. Key Quality Indicators When Evaluating a Custom Rib Knit Manufacturer
Quality assurance separates a reliable custom rib knit manufacturer from a liability. Before committing to bulk production, brands must verify stitch consistency, elasticity retention, dimensional stability and seam integrity. Request test reports for ASTM D3107 (pilling), ASTM D6614 (stretch and recovery), ISO 6330 (dimensional change after washing) and ISO 13935 (seam strength).
Stitch and Gauge Consistency
Rib knit fabrics require precise gauge control — typically 18–28 stitches per inch depending on yarn count and rib type. Inconsistent gauge causes wave patterns, uneven recovery and fit variance across sizes.
Inspect pre-production samples under natural light for stitch uniformity across panels. Check that 1×1, 2×2 or other rib structures maintain identical column spacing from cuff to hem.
Fabric Performance Testing
Elasticity retention after five wash cycles (ASTM D6614) should remain above 85 percent for quality rib knits. Shrinkage beyond 3 percent in length or width (ISO 6330) signals poor yarn pre-treatment or finishing.
Request lab reports from accredited mills, not factory self-tests. Pilling resistance (ASTM D3107, grade 3 or better) is critical for cuffs and waistbands subject to abrasion.
Seam and Finishing Quality
Seam strength must meet or exceed fabric breaking strength — typically 40–60 lbs for medium-weight rib knits (ISO 13935-2). Flatlock or coverstitch seams should show no skipped stitches or tension puckering.
Inspect binding attachment at necklines and armholes for consistent stretch. Edge curling or rippling indicates improper stitch tension or inadequate stabilization.
Factory Certifications and Audits
OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certifies that yarns and dyes meet human-ecology safety limits. WRAP, BSCI or SA8000 audits verify ethical labor practices and factory compliance.
A custom rib knit manufacturer with ISO 9001 maintains documented quality-management systems. Request current certificates and audit dates — expired credentials signal neglect.
7. How to Choose the Right Custom Rib Knit Manufacturer
Choosing the right custom rib knit manufacturer requires a systematic framework that matches factory capabilities to your brand’s operational needs. Evaluate capacity, machinery, lead times, communication and verification processes before committing to production.
Capacity and MOQ Alignment
Match factory monthly output to your order volume. A 50,000-piece-per-month facility suits mid-tier brands; startups need 100–500 piece MOQs to test designs and manage cash flow.
MENWILD offers 100-piece minimums per style/color and 80,000-piece monthly capacity, bridging independent designers and established labels without forcing overstock or long waits.
Machinery and Technical Capabilities
Verify whether the factory runs circular knitting (tubular ribs, cuffs, collars) or flat-bed machines (full panels, engineered patterns). Circular gauges from 18 to 28 cover most rib weights; flat-bed enables jacquard and shaped panels.
Request machine lists, gauge ranges and sample swatches to confirm the factory can execute your rib specifications before sampling begins.
Lead Time and Logistics
Standard rib-knit sampling takes 7–14 days; bulk production spans 25–35 days after approval. Factories with in-house knitting lines shorten handoffs; those outsourcing add 5–10 days.
Confirm freight-forwarding partnerships, container-load arrangements and FOB/DDP terms. MENWILD manages export logistics and keeps graded patterns on file to accelerate re-orders.
Communication and Support
English proficiency, time-zone overlap and dedicated account management prevent costly misinterpretations. Request video calls, sample revisions and tech-pack walkthroughs during onboarding.
Factory audits or third-party inspections (WRAP, BSCI) verify labor standards, machinery maintenance and quality systems. Always check references from past clients in your size category and market.
8. Common Mistakes When Sourcing from a Custom Rib Knit Manufacturer
Even experienced brands stumble when sourcing rib knit collars, cuffs and waistbands. Skipping sample approval, ignoring shrinkage testing and vague elasticity specs account for the majority of production disputes and costly re-runs.
Skipping Sample Approval and Shrinkage Testing
Approving a tech pack without a physical pre-production sample is the fastest route to fit disaster. Rib knit fabrics shrink 3–8% lengthwise after the first wash, yet many brands green-light bulk orders based on unstretched flat measurements.
Request lab-washed samples and measure again after three wash cycles. MENWILD keeps sample records on file so repeat orders match approved shrinkage and hand feel, eliminating guesswork for re-orders.
Underestimating Lead Times for Seasonal Launches
Rib knit trim often requires dedicated knitting runs separate from body fabric, adding 7–10 days to sampling and 5–7 days to bulk. Brands that assume standard cut-and-sew timelines miss launch windows.
Build 60–75 days from deposit to port for first orders, stepping down to 35–45 days once patterns and yarn specs are archived. Communicate your retail calendar upfront so the factory can reserve knitting and dyeing slots.
Vague Elasticity and Recovery Specifications
Stating ‘stretchy cuff’ instead of specifying spandex percentage, gauge and recovery force invites inconsistency. A 1×1 rib at 18-gauge with 5% spandex behaves differently than 2×2 at 12-gauge with 3% Lycra.
Provide target stretch percentage (e.g., 40% horizontal stretch, 95% recovery after 30 seconds) or reference a physical swatch. Factories like MENWILD translate these into yarn blend and knitting parameters, locking specs into your production file.
9. Steps to Launch Your Brand with a Custom Rib Knit Manufacturer
Launching with a custom rib knit manufacturer follows a proven sequence that balances speed, risk and quality. First orders typically span 8–16 weeks from inquiry to delivery, depending on sample iterations and fabric lead times.
Define Product Line and Target Market
Start by mapping your SKU mix: collar and cuff styles, garment categories (hoodies, polos, tees), size range (S–XL or 2XL–6XL) and initial colorways. MENWILD supports extended-size grading from 2XL to 6XL with true big & tall proportions.
Identify your audience — streetwear, workwear, activewear or dress casual — to guide rib gauge (1×1, 2×2) and fabric weight. A focused launch of 3–5 styles in 2–3 colors keeps MOQ manageable and cash flow healthy.
Shortlist and Vet Manufacturers
Research 3–5 candidates by reviewing their rib knitting capabilities, MOQ floors and decoration services. Request fabric swatches, check client references and verify certifications (WRAP, BSCI, OEKO-TEX).
MENWILD offers 100-piece per style/color MOQ, in-house knitting, embroidery, screen printing and garment finishing under one roof, simplifying vendor coordination and reducing lead time by 1–2 weeks.
Sample Approval and Pilot Order
Submit tech packs or sketches; approve strike-off samples for fit, rib tension and colorway before bulk. Sample rounds average 7–10 days each. Once approved, place a pilot run of 300–500 total pieces to test market demand and refine sizing feedback.
MENWILD retains graded patterns and fabric records on file, accelerating reorders to 4–6 weeks and ensuring consistency across production cycles.
10. Pricing and Cost Structure for Custom Rib Knit Manufacturing
Custom rib knit pricing hinges on fabric weight (180–320 GSM), fiber content (cotton, cotton-poly blends, or specialty blends like merino or modal), and order volume. A 100-piece run of 1×1 rib cuffs in 220 GSM cotton-poly typically costs 30–50% more per unit than a 1,000-piece order due to setup amortization and cutting efficiency.
Customization complexity adds measurable cost: jacquard patterns or multi-color stripes require specialized needles and longer changeover, raising setup fees by $150–$400 and per-unit costs by 10–25%. Sampling fees range from $50–$150 per style and are often credited back after the first bulk order reaches 500 units.
Shipping terms shift total landed cost significantly. FOB Shenzhen pricing excludes freight and customs, while DDP terms include door-to-door logistics but add 8–15% to the invoice. Lead times compress as volume grows: 100-unit orders ship in 18–25 days, whereas 1,000+ units benefit from dedicated production slots and ship in 20–28 days.
| Order Quantity | Unit Price Range (USD) | Setup/Sampling Fee | Lead Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 pcs | $4.50–$7.00 | $100–$150 | 18–25 days |
| 500 pcs | $3.20–$5.00 | $80–$120 | 20–26 days |
| 1,000+ pcs | $2.50–$4.20 | $50–$100 | 20–28 days |
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