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MOQ and Cost: How to Compare Mahjong Quotations

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Minimum order quantity and price depend on the actual configuration and commercial offer. Ask which parts of the project drive setup work, purchased components or production batches. A single website number would not describe every combination of tiles, accessories and packaging.

Ask for quantity scenarios

Request quotations for the quantities you are genuinely considering, using an unchanged specification. Ask whether the minimum applies per design, colour or complete order. Record which component creates a restriction and whether an alternative configuration changes that restriction.

Separate one-time and repeat charges

Identify design preparation, samples, setup or tooling, product units, packing and inspection. Ask what is included, which charges recur on a reorder and how changes are priced. Compare currency, validity and delivery scope before drawing conclusions from the unit price.

Build your landed-cost model

Add current transport and applicable import-cost estimates using the actual shipment and destination information. Obtain professional advice for classification or tax questions when needed. No flat duty percentage, guaranteed quantity discount or standard markup is asserted here; use project-specific quotations and records.

Prepare the next decision

Next, review sample approval checklist alongside your current brief. Review the custom American mahjong set project page or send a project question with the relevant drawings, photographs and open decisions.

Discuss your project

Share the product, artwork, quantity and destination. Keep your inquiry reference for follow-up, or email youyou@mahjcustom.com.

Send your project brief

Submit your project details and keep the inquiry reference. The receipt will show the notification status. How inquiry information is used