What pack counts should a value-tier order use?
Short answer
Match the count to the shelf rather than to the angler's habit. Westin sells one Ned Worm model as seven pieces at 7 cm and six pieces at 9 cm, which is the specialist-tackle shape: a counted pack sized to a session.
In detail
Our sampled soft-lure rows run from MOQ 50 to 1,000 pieces at US$0.20 to US$3.85 per piece on a factory price basis. A two-piece blister suits a pegboard and a low entry price, while a six- to twelve-piece poly bag suits an online bundle. Fix the count before the bag is ordered, never the other way round.
The numbers behind this answer
| Pack decision | What the trade source says | What it demands from a factory |
|---|---|---|
| color count inside the pack | Westin lists its Ned Worm in eight colors at each of two lengths, and RinPac's brief asks a buyer for unit count and SKU count together (Westin, RinPac) | Eight colors at two lengths is sixteen SKUs from one mould, so a mixed-color bag is how a value tier keeps the SKU count and the fill labor under control |
| Material route | What the published description says | What it changes in a multi-pack |
|---|---|---|
| 3D-printed body or printed mould | Our catalog carries a 3D-printed PVC flying fish soft lure quoted at US$3.75 to US$3.85 per piece at MOQ 100 (our sampled listings) | A print route suits short runs and shapes a mould cannot justify, but at that unit price it sits at the top of our soft-lure sample rather than in the value tier |
Where this answer comes from
Part of the product record Fork-tail soft plastics: the multi-pack value tier (Soft lures). The record carries the tables this answer is drawn from, the fields a factory needs before quoting, and an explicit list of what has not been verified.
Products that solve this
Sampled listings from the same product family (Soft lures). Reference price per unit with the MOQ stated; a quotation against your specification governs a transaction.
All soft lure listings · factory identity is released after a trade account is approved.
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