Separate product minimums from the minimum order value
A wholesale trial order needs two checks: the minimum quantity for each selected product and the minimum value of the complete order. These answer different questions. A low-MOQ item can help you compare styles, while the checkout minimum determines the size of the cart you need to place.
Policy checked on : the current wholesale minimum is a USD $100 product subtotal before shipping. Review the buying policies before ordering.
| Check | What it means | Buyer action |
|---|---|---|
| Product or variant MOQ | The quantity required for a particular item. | Read the selected product and variant's rule; clarify whether it applies per style, color or design. |
| Purchase unit | A quantity may represent a set, piece, pack or bundle. | Confirm how many sellable nail sets or packaging pieces the displayed quantity buys. |
| Order value | The merchandise minimum for the wholesale cart. | Meet the current subtotal requirement and budget for shipping separately. |
| Custom production or printing | A separate project or component may have its own minimum. | Obtain an itemized quote before combining it with a stock order. |
Build a mixed-style trial around a buying question
Use a mixed shortlist to compare a manageable range of shapes, lengths, finishes and price bands. Define the customer and channel first: a salon display, an online collection and a boutique gift assortment may need different mixes.
Record each product URL, variant, purchase unit, minimum quantity and current availability. Mixing styles does not override an individual product's minimum. If the listing leaves the rule unclear, ask whether quantities can be combined across colors or variants before completing the cart.
Start with the wholesale sourcing center to compare handmade, machine-made and live-selection paths. Keep the initial assortment small enough that you can inspect every chosen style and identify what should be reordered.
Compare the complete cost of the order
Record the goods subtotal, applicable discount, packaging, shipping and any destination charges you must arrange. Divide the complete acquisition cost by the number of sellable sets to compare alternatives on the same basis. Use confirmed quote amounts and actual purchase units in that calculation.
- Goods: multiply the selected unit price by the quantity purchased, checking pack sizes.
- Discount: check the automatic order discount and any eligible loyalty discount. The current policy applies the higher one; they do not stack.
- Presentation: confirm standard kit contents before adding boxes, cards, labels or application supplies.
- Delivery: request a shipping total for the destination and order weight, with processing and transit expectations separated.
A larger discount should be weighed against the additional stock you will hold. Wholesale purchasing and membership-based dropshipping have different charges; use the buying policies to choose the route that matches who receives the goods.
Use the trial order to test product and supply fit
- Inspect the product: check finish, edges, size assortment, decoration and consistency against the listing or approved reference.
- Inspect the kit: record what is included and whether the package suits your sales channel.
- Track the assortment: keep quantities received, samples used, units sold and customer feedback by SKU.
- Confirm the reorder: ask which styles are repeatable, which are limited and what availability or lead time applies to the next purchase.
For a closer look before buying, use Video 1V1 selection to discuss real product details. Prepare the exact product links and the questions you want the session to resolve.
Turn the shortlist into a clear inquiry
Send your market, channel, budget, destination, target arrival date and product list through the business inquiry page. Ask for confirmation of mixed-style eligibility, purchase units, item minimums, stock and total delivery cost. Use those answers to finalize a trial order and a practical reorder plan.
