Import delays and high MOQs can kill a season. I fix documents first, then let you mix items to hit MOQ with low risk.

You need a business ID, consignee and tax details, and HS codes with a clean import file. My baseline MOQs are by item: plastic webbing by kg, natural cane by rolls, and rattan core by kg or bundle count, with mix rules that keep costs down.

MOQ : 1 Roll

I will share the import steps I use with new buyers. Then I will explain mix rules, item‑specific MOQs, how stock and repeats lower MOQ, and how custom colors or special width cutting change MOQ and time.

Can I mix sizes, patterns, and colors to reach the MOQ per order?

You do not want piles of one SKU. You want what your line will use this month.

Yes. I allow mixing to hit MOQ. You can mix widths, patterns, and colors¹ within a family. I pack by project so your team opens one carton and starts work with less waste.

Mix MOQ accept : each item 1 Roll

Dive deeper: Mix families, carton planning, and grade choices

I group MOQs by product family so you mix smart, not random. For plastic rattan cane webbing, I count MOQ by color family and pattern. A normal target is 100–200 kg per color/pattern. Inside that, you can split across 45–120 cm widths to match your cut list. This keeps masterbatch color stable and avoids small leftover rolls. For natural rattan cane webbing, I set MOQ by roll count per pattern, normally 30–50 rolls. You can mix standard widths like 45, 60, 70, and 90 cm in one PO. I offer Grade B for face projects and Grade C for dark‑stained chairs or seat backs where strength matters more than a pure light color. For rattan cores and chair cane, I set 100–150 kg per diameter mix tier and let you combine 2.0–5.0 mm to reach the threshold. I build cartons by project with a printed picking map, which speeds production and reduces offcuts in your shop.

Do different items like plastic webbing and natural cane have separate MOQs?

Yes, you can separate with different items of all kinds of the rattan webbing².

Each line has different setup and quality control. I keep MOQs separate so color and grading stay tight.

Yes. Plastic webbing MOQs are in kilograms per color/pattern. Natural cane webbing MOQs are in rolls per pattern. Rattan core and chair cane MOQs are in kilograms or bundle counts by diameter.

Dive deeper: Why MOQs differ and typical ranges

Plastic rattan cane webbing runs on automatic looms with masterbatch color dosing. To prevent color drift, I set MOQ at 100–200 kg per color/pattern for indoor lines, and 150–250 kg for outdoor UV lines. Light or very clean tones sit at the high end. Natural rattan cane webbing is graded by hand with more variation. I set 30–50 rolls per pattern per order so grading crews hold a stable face look. Mixing widths is fine inside the same pattern. Rattan cores and chair cane follow diameter lines. I use 100–150 kg across a diameter mix so you cover the small sizes without overbuying. These separations protect what you care about: plastic color consistency, natural cane face quality, and core strength. They also make planning simple when your furniture line needs both cabinet panels and chair seats in one shipment.

Is the MOQ lower for in‑stock items or repeat orders?

Yes, lower with 1 roll MOQ for stock items and repeat orders.

Setup is already done for stock and repeats. I pass that saving to you.

Yes. In‑stock items and repeat orders have lower MOQs and faster ship dates. I can cut MOQs by 30–50% on stocked SKUs and by 20–30% on repeats with locked specs.

Dive deeper: Stock policy, repeat lanes, and lead times

I keep a rolling stock of best sellers: natural hex patterns in 45/60/70/90 cm, and plastic webbing in 20+ patterns with 10–15 colors. For these, I allow smaller pulls because I pick from shelves and refill behind you. Ship time is 7–10 days after payment and booking. For repeat orders, I set a “locked spec” lane once we approve your sample card. I store your retains and batch notes. I then accept top‑up orders below normal MOQ to bridge gaps between main lots. Typical repeat lead times are 15–25 days for plastics and 20–30 days for naturals, based on vessel space. I label cartons with width, pattern, grade, and batch so your team can match repeats across different weeks without color or face surprises. This policy keeps your cash light and your line stable.

How does MOQ change if I need custom color or special width cutting?

If custom color, MOQ : 50 Rolls

Custom work needs setup and creates waste. MOQ rises, and time grows. I make the rules clear before you commit.

Custom colors and special widths have higher MOQs. Plastics move to 200–300 kg per color/pattern. Naturals move to 60–80 rolls if we trim to non‑standard widths or do special bindings. I give pre‑production samples for approval.

Dive deeper: Color approvals, cutting waste, and outdoor options

For plastic custom colors, I run lab dips to your Pantone/RAL and send woven swatches. After you sign the retain, I hold delta E within target and schedule 200–300 kg per color/pattern. New weave patterns or mixed‑color tapes may need the high end of MOQ to stabilize. Lead time is 25–40 days, with outdoor UV lines adding 3–5 days for testing. For natural cane special widths, I cut from 90 or 120 cm masters and re‑bind edges. This adds waste and inspection time, so I set 60–80 rolls to absorb cost. I offer offcut options for drawers or side panels at discount so you do not pay for scrap. If you use Grade C for dark stain chair seats, I flag color variation upfront but confirm strength is good. For outdoor furniture, I now run 10+ plastic webbing options rated for heat and sun. These save up to 80% weaving labor versus full hand‑weave builds and suit KD frames.

Conclusion

You need clean import papers and a flexible MOQ plan. I let you mix within families, set separate MOQs by item, lower MOQs for stock and repeats, and explain custom spec MOQs with clear approvals.