{"id":661362,"date":"2026-03-10T20:40:20","date_gmt":"2026-03-10T19:40:20","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/jydsk-stoflager.dk\/2026\/03\/10\/wholesale-fabric-purchasing-minimum-order-stock-delivery\/"},"modified":"2026-03-10T20:40:20","modified_gmt":"2026-03-10T19:40:20","slug":"wholesale-fabric-purchasing-minimum-order-stock-delivery","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/jydsk-stoflager.dk\/en\/2026\/03\/10\/wholesale-fabric-purchasing-minimum-order-stock-delivery\/","title":{"rendered":"Wholesale Fabric Purchasing — Minimum Order, Stock & Delivery"},"content":{"rendered":"

At Jydsk Stoflager, there is one minimum order for all fabric types: 10 meters per order<\/strong>. Delivery occurs within 1–3 business days across Europe — primarily Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, and the Baltic countries. All fabrics are stocked and ready for dispatch the same day you order. This framework ensures wholesale fabric purchasing that doesn\u2019t waste your time with long lead times or uncertain stock status.<\/p>\n

Minimum Order — What Does 10 Meters Mean in Practice?<\/h2>\n

10 meters is the minimum threshold regardless of fabric type. This applies to both jersey fabric with exclusive digital prints<\/a>, solid colour cotton jersey, and rib knit fabric for rib cuffs and sleeve finishes<\/a>. There are no exceptions based on price or width.<\/p>\n

For a clothing manufacturer with ongoing production, 10 meters is rarely a binding minimum — it is more of a starting point. But for a fabric shop wanting to test a new design before ordering a larger quantity, it is useful to know exactly where the limit lies. You can order 10 meters of one design and 25 meters of another in the same order — each line is calculated individually.<\/p>\n

Our jersey fabric range<\/a> is typically 160 cm wide (220 g\/m\u00b2, 95% cotton + 5% lycra), meaning that with 10 meters you get 1.6 square meters per running meter — a total of 16 m\u00b2. This is enough to assess colourfastness, elasticity, and drape before scaling up.<\/p>\n

Stocked Fabrics — What It Really Means for Your Production<\/h2>\n

Stocked fabrics are not just a sales argument. It is a concrete difference in your planning. When a fabric is in stock, you can receive it within 1–3 business days and start cutting immediately. You don\u2019t wait for production, customs clearance from third countries, or a supplier\u2019s next production run.<\/p>\n

At Jydsk Stoflager, all fabrics — digital print jersey, solid colour jersey, rib jersey<\/a>, bamboo jersey, and french terry — are stocked. This allows you to work with shorter purchasing horizons and respond faster to demand from your own customers.<\/p>\n

For fabric shops, this also means you can replenish popular designs without long wait times. If you see a design selling quickly, you can reorder and have the fabric back on your shelves within the week.<\/p>\n

Consistent Colour Reproduction from Roll to Roll<\/h2>\n

One practical challenge with digital print is variation between production runs. Colour tones can shift, patterns can misalign, and design details may look different from roll to roll — this is a known industry fact.<\/p>\n

Our digital prints are AI-designed and then manually refined in Photoshop by our own team. This gives us control over the output, and we actively work with colour management to ensure consistent colour reproduction from order to order. For you as a clothing manufacturer, this means that a top piece and a bottom piece cut from two different rolls still match — which is crucial when placing products on shelves or shipping to your customers.<\/p>\n

The designs are exclusive to Jydsk Stoflager. You won\u2019t find them with other suppliers anywhere in Europe. This gives your customers something competitors cannot directly copy.<\/p>\n

Certifications — GOTS and Oeko-Tex 100<\/h2>\n

The majority of our digital print cotton jersey is GOTS certified. The other fabrics — including rib jersey and bamboo jersey — are Oeko-Tex 100 certified. Here is an overview of the certifications for the primary fabric types:<\/p>\n