Answers before you develop and produce in Vietnam.

VI MADE's standard production MOQ starts at 30 pieces per color. Final feasibility and pricing depend on the product, construction, materials, number of colors, and partner-workshop requirements, so the confirmed MOQ is documented during costing.

• Starting point: 30 pieces per color
• Final MOQ and price are confirmed per project

Once product direction and materials are confirmed, making the first sample typically takes 7–14 business days. Time needed beforehand to review references, clarify the design, and source fabric or trims—as well as later revisions and international shipping—is planned separately.

• References, design decisions, fabric, and trims are clarified first
• Revisions and sample shipping can extend the overall schedule

Start with the clearest product input you have: an idea, reference, sketch, moodboard, existing sample, or tech pack. Add your target customer, quantity, target cost, and timeline. VI MADE then scopes feasibility and the Vietnam-side path through development, materials, pattern and sample, approval, production, scoped QC, packing, and shipment handoff.

A first project commonly needs about 6–10 weeks from a confirmed brief and deposit to production completion, before international shipping. As a planning guide, development may take 1–2 weeks, first-sample making 7–14 business days once direction and materials are confirmed, and production generally 3–5 weeks after the sample, materials, quantity, and deposit are approved. Complexity, revisions, and material availability can extend the schedule.

• Development planning: usually 1–2 weeks
• Production after approvals: generally 3–5 weeks
• Complexity, revisions, and material availability can extend timing
• International shipping is planned separately

No. You can begin with an idea, references, sketches, a moodboard, an existing sample, or a tech pack. A clear tech pack or approved sample can speed up scoping, but VI MADE can first identify which product-development decisions and documents are still needed.

Depending on the agreed scope, VI MADE can coordinate product development, feasibility and costing, material sourcing, pattern and sample work, production follow-up, scoped quality checks, packaging and labeling, and shipment preparation or handoff in Vietnam.

No. VI MADE is a Vietnam-side development and production partner. It coordinates the relevant designers, pattern and sample makers, material suppliers, partner workshops, quality checkpoints, and logistics parties defined for each project.

Quality is managed through agreed checkpoints rather than a blanket promise. The approved sample becomes the working reference, and the project scope defines the tolerances, inspection method, sample size or AQL where relevant, recorded findings, and the decision required before packing or shipment handoff.

Production costs depend on the product type, construction complexity, materials, quantities, and scope of Vietnam-side coordination required. VI MADE provides costing direction during the feasibility stage, after reviewing the product, inputs, target quantity, and timeline. There is no single per-piece rate without reviewing the project first.

Yes. VI MADE works with international clients who manage the process entirely remotely. Communication, approvals, sample reviews, and production updates are handled through agreed channels. Physical samples can be shipped internationally at agreed checkpoints for the client to review before production moves forward.

A garment factory carries out production work — cutting, sewing, finishing. A production partner like VI MADE coordinates the full Vietnam-side path: product development, material sourcing, pattern and sample coordination, factory selection, production follow-up, QC, packing, and shipment preparation. VI MADE works with partner workshops but does not present itself as a factory or own production facilities.

Yes. If you have existing tech packs, approved samples, or an active product, VI MADE can scope the Vietnam-side path for development or production. Bring your existing product documentation, quantity requirements, and timeline, and VI MADE will identify what is needed to replicate or develop the product for Vietnam production.

VI MADE's primary focus is apparel and clothing. The coordination model — development, sourcing, sampling, production, QC, packing, and shipment — can also apply to other fashion categories depending on the product, partner availability, and project scope. Share your product details when starting a project so VI MADE can confirm what is feasible.

Vietnam has a well-developed garment and textile production ecosystem, skilled labour, material availability, and established export infrastructure. For small fashion brands, the challenge is not capability — it is knowing which workshops fit the product, how to navigate development and sampling, and how to manage production remotely. VI MADE exists to make that process clearer and more manageable.

VI MADE charges a coordination and management fee for the Vietnam-side scope it takes on — which may include product development, sourcing, sampling coordination, production management, QC, packing, and shipment preparation. Fees, payment milestones, and inclusions are confirmed in the project proposal before work begins. There is no single rate card — the scope and pricing are defined for each project.

Private label means producing clothing under your own brand rather than reselling someone else's product. VI MADE supports this by coordinating the full development and production path: turning your product idea, references, or tech pack into a finished garment manufactured in Vietnam, with your labels, packaging, and branding requirements handled as part of the project scope.