Sock WholesalersSelling socks online at 1,000 pairs per style, then reorders that follow the listing
You run an Amazon or DTC storefront and buy like an operator: a first run sized to one style at a time, reorders that follow the listing, cartons that land at your warehouse or 3PL without drama. The floor here is 1,000 pairs per style — the same number that appears on every product page, and not a number that moves once you ask for a costing. Here is what that buys you, what sits below it, and the one thing we do not do.
1 · The entry point is 1,000 pairs per style
The minimum is 1,000 pairs per style — the same number named on the quote page and every product page; nothing here hides a bigger floor. It runs per style rather than per order, so a first drop across three styles carries the minimum on each of them: that is the number to plan cash against. Below the minimum, the sample route is the standing alternative: a charged physical sample per style, typically 3–5 days after your brief and artwork; the sampling fee is credited against your first bulk order and you cover the courier freight.
2 · Your brand on the sock, spec on the invoice
Every style ships ODM — produced under your own branding, to the sample you approved. The private-label items a listing needs — cuff logo, size/care label artwork, header card — go into your brief with the spec, and the packing detail (polybag, carton marking, FBA carton label) is confirmed on the proforma invoice, not guessed on a web page.
3 · Bulk freight to your warehouse or 3PL — yes; one-parcel dropshipping — no
We book the freight and ship your bulk order direct to the warehouse, 3PL or forwarder you name on the proforma invoice, with invoice, packing list and any certificate of origin. We do not pick, pack or post single parcels to shoppers — no dropshipping of individual consumer orders; that part of the operation stays yours.
Three styles that carry a first online run
A first order lands easier on a shape your market already searches for. Each of these three runs under your brand at the same 1,000-pair minimum, and each product page carries its own photographs, specification sheet and sample terms.
Pilates grip crew socks
The studio shape: a grip sole and a slouchy rib cuff, so one sock serves the mat, the reformer and the studio floor.
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Non-slip casual crew socks
The everyday listing: a mid-calf crew in a spandex and cotton knit with a grippy sole, for a market that buys casual before it buys technical.
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Thin ribbed crew socks
The light one: a thin ribbed body and a letter jacquard set from your own artwork, so the branding sits in the knit rather than on a separate label.
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Reorders run on the specification we locked with your first production run — same construction, same sample on file. Tell us what you sell and the page you sell it on; the costing comes back within one working day with a reference range, the trade term that range sits on, and the MOQ in writing.
Send the listing you sell, and the run you can carry
Two lines is enough: the storefront you sell on and the quantity band you can commit to. The costing comes back within one working day, on your specification, with the MOQ in writing.