Wholesale custom sock pricing uses volume tiers, with per-pair cost dropping 30 to 40% between minimum and top tier. Custom socks with logo wholesale typically run $8 to $14 per pair at 100 pairs and fall toward $6 to $8 at 1,500 or more. Compare what tiers include: labels, design, and freight are often quoted separately and change the real landed cost.

Yes, this is called private or white labeling, and serious wholesale suppliers include it. The sock's woven label, packaging, and tags carry your brand or your client's, with no manufacturer branding anywhere. For agencies and retailers, confirm labeling is included in the per-pair price, since some factories charge separately for it.

Fully knit wholesale orders typically start at 100 pairs per design, the lowest available for woven production. Factory-direct overseas suppliers advertise lower minimums but usually add freight, labels, and long lead times on top. Resellers commonly start at 100 to 300 pairs per design to test a line, then scale winning designs.

Yes, DTG printed socks are available at wholesale for designs that knitting can't reproduce, like photographs and complex gradients. Printed pairs suit short runs and photo-detail work, while knitted pairs last longer and carry better perceived value at retail. Most wholesale lines mix both: knit for the core range, print for special editions.

Typical wholesale custom socks cost $6 to $10 per pair at volume and retail between $15 and $25, giving gross margins of 50 to 70%. Premium knitted quality supports the higher end of that range, since customers can feel the difference. Margins improve further on reorders, where design work is already done.