100 pieces is where the price drops, not where you have to buy.

We build websites for print shops that do custom work: t-shirts, mugs, posters, engraved gifts. For a long time, the pricing looked like 100 was the minimum. It wasn't. That was just where the price per shirt or mug got better.

The website shows it straight: you can order 10 custom shirts and you'll pay more per shirt than someone ordering 100. But 10 is fine. The print shop will do it. The price is higher because setting up the equipment and running a small batch costs more than running a big one.

If you've been avoiding a small custom order because you thought there was a floor, there isn't one anymore.