220 Grams Polyester Cotton Blend Embroidery Wholesale Slim Fit Sport Vest

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Streetwear apparel brand sourcing managers, independent boutique capsule collection buyers, and modern workplace retail development leads.

Sliding scale wholesale contract quotes calculated based on total volume breaks exceeding the 30-piece bulk baseline, 80-piece color minimums, or 100-piece custom graphic and packaging tiers.

Scalable unit volumes starting from a 30-piece base bulk layer up to 500,000 pieces per monthly contract availability.

B2B Bulk Wholesale / Contract Apparel Manufacturing