Order Samples

Test Fabrics, Fits and Prints Before You Go Into Production

Order real samples of the pieces you want to produce. Feel the fabric, test the fit and check the print quality before you commit to bulk production.

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50+ Fabric Options Tested

2–4 Weeks Average Sample Lead Time

Real Production Materials

Sample First

See Your Brand on Real Pieces, Not Just Mockups

Samples let you see how your brand actually looks and feels on hoodies, T-shirts and joggers — not only on a screen. You can adjust fit, fabric, print and labels before investing in stock.

Core Product Samples
Hoodies, T-shirts, joggers and shorts produced as single-piece samples using your chosen fabrics and fits.
Print & Embroidery Tests
Front, back, sleeve or all-over prints tested on real fabric to check colors, placement and detail.
Branding & Label Samples
Neck labels, hangtags, woven labels and packaging options so your brand identity is consistent from inside to outside.

Step-by-Step

From Sample Request to Final Approval

We turn your ideas into concrete sample pieces in a clear, organized process. You always know what stage your samples are in and what comes next.

1. Sample Brief

You tell us which products you want as samples, your target fit, sizes and preferred fabrics.

2. Sample Plan & Quotation

We confirm technical details, sample counts, fabrics and prints, then share pricing and timeline.

3. Production of Samples

Our team produces your samples using the same standards and machinery as bulk production.

4. Review & Adjust

You try the samples, collect feedback and we adjust fits, fabrics or prints before bulk.

Capabilities

What You Can Order as a Sample

Fabric Swatch Packs

Compare different GSM levels, textures and blends before deciding on your main fabric family.

Fit & Size Samples

Oversized, regular or relaxed fits tested on real bodies so you can lock your base patterns.

Print & Embroidery Samples

Screen print, DTG, DTF or embroidery samples to verify color, sharpness and placement.

Colorway Testing

Same design in different colors to see which combinations feel strongest for your audience.

Branding & Label Samples

Neck labels, hem labels, hangtags and packaging concepts tested with your branding.

Photo-Ready Samples

Samples prepared for photoshoots so you can launch pre-orders or campaigns with real images.

Why Wox Wear

Samples That Match Real Production

Same Machines, Same Standards

Your samples are made on the same lines and with the same quality checks as your bulk orders.

Streetwear-Ready Fits

We understand streetwear silhouettes, from heavy oversized hoodies to relaxed joggers and boxy tees.

Risk Management

Samples help you avoid expensive mistakes. You adjust once, then scale with confidence.

Success Stories

They Tested First, Then Went All In

“We Changed the Fabric After Seeing the Sample”

“On paper we wanted a very heavy hoodie. After getting the first sample, we realized our audience needed something more wearable. Wox Wear helped us adjust the GSM and fit before production.”

2 Rounds Of Sample Revisions

0 Boxes Of Unwanted Stock

Ready to Order Samples for Your Brand?

Tell us which products, fits and fabrics you want to test. We’ll come back with a clear sample plan, pricing and timeline.

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Common Questions

Order Samples - FAQ

Can I order samples without placing a bulk order yet?

Yes. You can start with samples only. After you receive and approve them, we can schedule your bulk production if you decide to continue.

How many sample rounds do you recommend?

Most brands are ready after one or two sample rounds. We usually refine fit, fabric choice or print details between rounds.

How long does it take to receive my samples?

Average lead time is a few weeks, depending on product type and complexity. We’ll confirm timing for your specific case before starting.

Are sample costs deducted from my bulk order?

In some projects, part of the sample cost can be credited when you place a bulk order. This depends on quantity and product mix — we’ll clarify this during the initial discussion.