For brands, shops & manufacturers
Volume pricing for brands & shops
The price per metre drops as the metres add up — automatically, counted per fabric rather than per design. No trade account, no code to ask for.
The ladder
How the price drops
| Metres, per fabric | Discount | ExampleLikralı Pamuk Süprem — 210 gr/m² |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 49 m | List price | €8.90 / m |
| 50 m and up | −20% | €7.12 / m |
| 250 m and up | −25% | €6.67 / m |
| 500 m and above | −30% | €6.23 / m |
Process
How a production order runs
Good to know
What you should know before you plan a run
Why the ladder exists
The cost of printing a metre is not flat. Setting a machine up, colour-matching, threading a roll and inspecting the output costs roughly the same whether the run is 5 m or 500 m. On a long run that fixed cost is spread thin, and we pass the difference back rather than keeping it.
That is all the discount is. It is not a negotiation, it is not a reward for asking, and there is no trade account to be approved for. The threshold is the threshold.
One thing worth knowing
The metres are counted per fabric, not per design. If you are printing ten designs at 5 m each on the same quality, that is a 50 m order and every one of the ten is priced at the 50 m rate. For a small brand putting out a collection, this is usually the difference between list price and the first tier — so group your designs onto as few qualities as the range allows.
Above 500 m
At that point we stop pricing per metre and quote the run: we can plan the dyeing, the roll lengths and the shipping around your order rather than fitting it into a schedule. Tell us the quality, the total metreage, the delivery window and the destination country, and you will have a number the same working day.
Next step
Ready to price a run?
Send us the fabric, the metres and the designs — we will come back with a number the same working day.
