Wholesale Clothing Prices from Türkiye (2026)
Every figure on this page is computed from the live catalog: the published wholesale listings of Turkish factories on this platform, aggregated by category each time the page loads. Prices are quoted FOB — free on board — meaning the rate covers the finished garment packed and handed to the carrier in Türkiye, while freight, insurance and import duties remain on the buyer's side of the ledger. FOB is the standard basis for comparing factory offers because it strips out shipping variables that have nothing to do with the garment itself.
Three forces move the numbers below. Fabric is the largest cost inside any garment and explains most of the spread between categories. Order quantity shifts the per-piece rate because setup work amortizes across the run. And construction complexity — linings, plackets, washes, embroidery — adds labor minutes that compound at volume. The table refreshes automatically as suppliers publish, update or remove listings, so it reflects today's catalog rather than last year's survey.
Last updated 28 July 2026
| Category | Products | From | Average | Up to |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Denim | 1 | $26.77 | $26.77 | $26.77 |
| Shirts | 83 | $14.66 | $18.25 | $23.52 |
| Trousers | 14 | $25.48 | $28.49 | $31.86 |
All figures in USD per piece, FOB Türkiye, based on each listing's starting price.
How order size moves the price
Minimum order quantities and price move together. A factory quoting 100 pieces spreads its pattern work, marker making and line setup across a short run, so the per-piece rate sits near the top of the ranges shown here; the same style at 500 pieces routinely lands ten to twenty percent lower. When a listed band looks wide, the low end usually assumes the larger commitment.
Why fabric dominates the quote
Fabric choice can outweigh every other variable combined. Within a single category, moving from a standard cotton to a certified organic article, from plain weave to yarn-dyed, or from stock colors to custom lab-dips can add more to the unit cost than the entire sewing labor component. Comparing two quotes only makes sense once the fabric specification behind each is written down and identical.
From averages to an exact quote
Averages are for budgeting; only a quotation prices your garment. Describe the style, quantity, fabric and target date in an RFQ and the factory replies with a firm figure for that exact specification, usually within a couple of working days. Browsing supplier profiles first helps you aim the request at plants already producing your category.
Pricing questions buyers ask
- What does FOB mean in these prices?
- FOB — free on board — prices the goods loaded onto the international carrier at the Turkish port or airport. Manufacturing, packing, inland transport and export clearance are inside the figure; ocean or road freight, insurance, import duty and VAT in your country come on top. Two FOB quotes are therefore directly comparable even when the factories sit in different cities.
- Why do prices vary so much within one category?
- Because a category groups very different garments. A basic single-pocket style in stock fabric and a fully lined, yarn-dyed or embellished design can share a category while sitting at opposite ends of the cost curve, and quantity tiers widen the gap further. Use the 'from' column as the entry point for simple styles at healthy volumes and the average as a realistic planning figure.
- How current are the figures on this page?
- They are generated from the published catalog at the moment you load the page, not from a periodic survey. When a supplier adds a product, changes a price or unpublishes a listing, the counts and ranges here shift with it, and the date stamp above the table records the day you are viewing.