Jersey Stockroom accepts orders from one piece. You do not need to reach the published 30-piece price tier to make an enquiry. Send the references, quantities and delivery country for an individual small-order quotation.
Choose what your first order should answer
A trial order is useful when you want to compare a particular reference with your customers’ needs. Start with a short list of designs and the measurements you need to check. More different references can answer more questions, but each still needs its own availability and price confirmation.
Ask for measurements, not just a size letter
Measure a shirt that already fits: lay it flat and record chest width and body length. Send these measurements with the requested reference. For a child’s kit, also ask which pieces are included. For long sleeves, ask about sleeve length. Do not assume that the same size label means the same measurements across versions.
Check the total before increasing quantities
Shipping is separate from the per-piece reference prices. Compare the item total plus quoted shipping for your destination, rather than dividing a large-order price by your trial quantity. Orders under 30 pieces and mixed versions require an individual quote.
Keep a record for repeat orders
Save the product reference, confirmed measurements, photos and agreed customisation. When you reorder, send that record and ask for current photos and availability again. A previous order or sample does not establish the stock or measurements of a later batch.
Ready to prepare your list?
Browse the catalogue, add the references you want to check and enter your delivery country. Review the shipping and return terms before paying. If you later combine customer requests, follow the mixed-order checklist and compare the published quantity tiers.