Bulk & wholesale orders: minimums, pricing tiers, and how to get a B2B quote

There's no minimum order for our printed catalog products — you can order a single piece. Unit price drops as quantity goes up, with the biggest drops above roughly 50 pieces, and orders above 200 pieces get a personalized quote from our sales team.

Pricing tiers

1 piece — no minimum. Every catalog product can be ordered as a single item.
Up to ~50 pieces — standard per-unit pricing shown in the configurator, decreasing gradually with quantity.
Above ~50 pieces — noticeably better per-unit pricing.
Above 200 pieces — a personalized B2B quote from our sales team, tailored to your exact specs.

The exact price for your order is always shown in the configurator or in your quote — it depends on garment, print technique, number of colors, and quantity.

Minimums for specific print options

Some print options have their own minimum order quantity, regardless of the general catalog minimum:

All-over print (full garment coverage): minimum 100 pieces.
Limited-zone print (a defined print area up to 40×50 cm): minimum 25 pieces.
Screen printing (serigrafie): cost-effective from about 50 pieces upward, and works with 1–4 spot colors. Below that quantity, digital printing (DTG/DTF) is typically the better option — see "Choosing between DTG and DTF for garment printing".

Payment options for bulk and B2B orders

Bank transfer (OP) is available for B2B orders, in addition to our standard payment methods.
Recurring contracts: if you order regularly, we can set up special pricing, production priority, and reserved stock — our sales team handles this case by case.

How to get a B2B quote

To get an accurate quote as fast as possible, include:

Quantity (or quantity per SKU, if you need several garment types/sizes)
Garment model(s) you want, or tell us the use case and we'll suggest options
Number of colors / print technique (screen printing, DTG, DTF, embroidery)
Deadline, if you have one

If you have a hard deadline tied to an event, tell us before ordering — we can flag stock and production risks upfront rather than after you've placed the order. For color-critical or high-value bulk runs, we also recommend ordering a Swatch sample first (see "How to order samples from Printoteca").

Still need help?

Chat with us on printoteca.ro or write to comenzi@printoteca.ro — we're happy to help.

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Updated on: 01/09/2026

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