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Corporate procurement directors managing premium hospitality brands, enterprise uniform managers for luxury wellness retreat networks, and workspace facilities directors sourcing staff apparel.

100–499 pcs: $4.20 500–1,999 pcs: $3.50 2,000–4,999 pcs: $2.90 5,000+ pcs: $2.15

100 to 20,000 pieces per contracted uniform cycle run.

B2B Bulk Wholesale / Contract Apparel Manufacturing