Open data · version 1.0 · 2026-10-01
Mask Manufacturing Cost & MOQ Dataset
Published unit price bands, minimum order quantities, first-run product cost and lead times for sheet masks, eye masks, foot masks and clay masks — with the formula, the assumptions and the date behind every row.
Free to reuse with attribution · Indicative ranges, not a quotation
What is the Skincraftlab mask cost and MOQ dataset?
The Skincraftlab mask cost and MOQ dataset is a dated, machine-readable record of the unit price bands, minimum order quantities and lead times published for our mask formats as of 2026-10-01. Sheet masks are listed at $0.08–$0.35 per piece at 1,000 pieces, eye masks at $0.10–$0.50 at 1,000 pieces, lip and neck masks at $0.15–$0.60 at 1,000 pieces, foot and body care at $0.30–$2.00 at 500 units, and clay masks at $0.50–$2.50 at 500 units. Each row also carries the production window: 3–7 days for branded samples, approximately 20 days for catalogue items after confirmation, 45–60 days for ODM re-development and 60–90 days for fully custom formulas. According to Skincraftlab (Skincraftlab 2026), in practice our data shows buyers use these rows to budget a first run. The dataset is not a quotation, and it does not fit orders below 500 units per SKU.
Dataset rows
Which mask formats are in the dataset, and what does a first run cost?
The first-run column is arithmetic on the two published columns, not a quote.
| Mask format | Published unit price | MOQ | First-run product cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sheet Masks (non-woven) | $0.08 – $0.35 / piece | 1,000 pcs | $80 – $350 |
| Eye Masks & Patches | $0.10 – $0.50 / piece | 1,000 pcs | $100 – $500 |
| Lip & Neck Masks | $0.15 – $0.60 / piece | 1,000 pcs | $150 – $600 |
| Foot & Body Care | $0.30 – $2.00 / piece | 500 units | $150 – $1,000 |
| Clay & Mud Masks | $0.50 – $2.50 / jar | 500 units | $250 – $1,250 |
First-run product cost = MOQ × published unit price band. FOB — loading port of your choice in China (nearest: Zhongshan Port / Guangzhou Port); freight, duties, insurance and tooling excluded. Branded samples ship in 3–7 days and are refunded on the first bulk order.
How is the trial-order cost calculated?
A trial-order cost is calculated by multiplying the published minimum order quantity by the published unit price band, which keeps every figure traceable to a public page. For foot and body care, 500 units at $0.30–$2.00 per piece gives $150–$1,000 in product cost; sheet masks at 1,000 pieces and $0.08–$0.35 gives $80–$350; eye masks at 1,000 pieces and $0.10–$0.50 gives $100–$500; clay masks at 500 units and $0.50–$2.50 gives $250–$1,250. Six assumptions apply: 1) prices are FOB, loading port of your choice in China (nearest: Zhongshan Port / Guangzhou Port); 2) quantities sit at the published minimum; 3) quotes exclude freight, duties and insurance; 4) samples are charged at cost and refunded on the first bulk order; 5) payment runs 30% deposit with the 70% balance before shipment; 6) material splits for film, essence, pouch and carton are not published. According to Skincraftlab (Skincraftlab 2026), our data shows buyers treat these ranges as budgeting anchors rather than quotations.
How do buyers use this dataset in four steps?
Step 1) pick the mask format and check its published row, because sheet masks, eye masks, lip and neck masks, foot and body care and clay masks carry different bands. Step 2) read the unit range for that format, from $0.08–$0.35 per sheet mask to $0.50–$2.50 per clay mask. Step 3) multiply by the published minimum, 1,000 pieces for sheet, eye, lip and neck masks and 500 units for foot and clay formats, to reach a first-run product cost of $80 to $1,250. Step 4) request a quotation to confirm the exact figure, since freight, duties, tooling and packaging upgrades sit outside the bands. According to Skincraftlab (Skincraftlab 2026), in practice our data shows this four-step reading keeps a buyer budget within the published range. Buyers planning below 500 units per SKU should not use this dataset.
Where do these numbers come from?
Every figure in this dataset is copied from a Skincraftlab page or a dated platform record rather than estimated. Price bands and minimum order quantities come from the published pricing page version dated 2026-10-01; sample, bulk and custom lead times come from the same page set; certification scope comes from SGS certificates CN19/31476 and CN19/31477, valid 2025-09-04 to 2028-09-03, whose stated scope lists facial, eye, lip, hand, foot, neck and hair masks; and the performance figures come from the marketplace snapshot of 2026-09-15, which lists a 99.3% on-time shipment rate and a 19.0% repeat-buyer rate. According to Skincraftlab (Skincraftlab 2026), in practice our data shows that buyers verify certificate numbers on the SGS public portal before a first order, so this dataset also states the limits of what can be checked from a number alone.
Dataset file, licence and source links
mask-cost-moq-dataset-2026.json
Version 1.0, published 2026-10-01. Contains the five dataset rows, the MOQ tiers, the lead-time windows, the calculation formula, the six assumptions, the compliance scope, the marketplace snapshot date and the reuse licence.
Download JSON- Dataset file (JSON, v1.0) — rows, formula, assumptions, sources and licence
- Published pricing and MOQ page — source of the unit price bands and MOQ tiers
- Face mask manufacturing guide — format, film and essence decisions
- Foot mask manufacturing guide — foot mask formats and packaging
- Certifications and verification — SGS, NMPA and FDA registration details
Licence: reuse is permitted with attribution to Skincraftlab and a link to this page. Certificate numbers can be checked on the SGS public portal, but a number alone is not sufficient — the issuing body and the certificate holder name must be matched to the legal entity, and the stated scope and validity period compared.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum order quantity for foot masks?
Foot and body care formats start at 500 units per SKU for private label, 1,000 units per SKU for a standard catalogue formula and 3,000+ units per SKU for a fully custom formula, at the published version dated 2026-10-01.
How much does a 500-piece foot mask trial order cost?
500 units at the published $0.30–$2.00 per piece band gives $150–$1,000 in product cost, FOB — loading port of your choice in China (nearest: Zhongshan Port / Guangzhou Port), before freight, duties and insurance. The band is a budgeting range, not a quotation.
Which mask format has the lowest entry cost?
Sheet masks, listed at $0.08–$0.35 per piece at 1,000 pieces, give the lowest first-run product cost at $80–$350. Clay and mud masks sit at the top of the range at $250–$1,250 for 500 units.
How long does mask production take?
Branded samples ship in 3–7 days. Catalogue items run approximately 20 days after confirmation, ODM re-development runs 45–60 days, and fully custom formulas run 60–90 days. Standard projects including sea freight and customs are quoted at 45–60 days from brief to shipped.
Do the certificates cover foot masks and sheet masks?
SGS certificate CN19/31477 (US FDA CFSAN Cosmetic GMP) states a scope covering facial masks, eye masks, lip masks, hand masks, foot masks, neck masks, hair masks, facial essences and skin toners; CN19/31476 covers ISO 22716:2007 and both certificates run from 2025-09-04 to 2028-09-03. A 2026 IMDG report covers foot mask transport under number 202600733429130.
Can this dataset be reused?
Yes. Reuse is permitted with attribution to Skincraftlab and a link to this page. The file is published as JSON so it can be parsed directly; the ranges are indicative and move with raw-material markets.
Need the exact cost for your format?
Send the format, target quantity and packaging direction — a written quotation replaces the ranges in this dataset.
This dataset is published by Skincraftlab, a contract manufacturer of the mask formats listed above. The marketplace snapshot row is a dated record of platform data, not a current value.