With a typical MOQ of 132,000 units per container, buyers must commit to massive volumes to access competitive pricing—making this category ideal only for large-scale operations with deep supply chains. The spread across key countries like Bangladesh, India, and South Africa offers geographic flexibility, allowing buyers to source from regions with different labor costs or production capabilities. Combined with a wide price range, buyers must carefully assess supplier quality and terms to avoid overpaying, while the availability of common trade terms like FOB and CIF gives them control over freight costs and risk exposure.