MOQ, Proofs & Échantillonnage
Use the right sample type for the decision you need to make—from feeling paper in hand to approving the complete box structure.
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Choose the Proof That Matches What You Need to Approve
A material pack helps you compare feel. A PDF proof checks layout. A pre-production sample checks how the selected materials, finitions, and structure work together.
Starting quantity for a card deck supplied with its box.
For projects printing one card design only.
Typical working-day reference; complexity may change timing.
Material sample pack
Compare paper, revêtements, and finish effects. Samples may be free, with international freight paid by the buyer.
Existing product sample
Review production quality and workmanship using a previously manufactured product.
Digital proof
Check design placement and layout before physical sampling. A digital PDF proof is typically free.
Pre-production sample
Approve the final combination before mass production. Fees depend on quantity, matériels, finitions, et emballage.
What each approval route can verify
| Approval route | Use it to check | It does not replace |
|---|---|---|
| Material sample pack | Paper feel, revêtement, laminage, and finish examples | Your project artwork, component fit, or final assembly |
| Existing product sample | General workmanship and examples of previous production | A sample made to your exact size, oeuvre d'art, and specification |
| Digital PDF proof | Layout, texte, placement d'images, card order, and dieline alignment | Physical paper feel, final printed color, finish texture, or box fit |
| Pre-production sample | The selected size, matériel, imprimer, finition, conditionnement, and component fit | Normal production tolerances across the complete mass-production run |
After approval: mass production follows the approved material, taille, imprimer, finition, binding, and structural specifications, within normal industry tolerances.
If the specification changes: revisions to size, matériel, finition, card count, or packaging may require a new proof or sample before production begins.
