If you’re feeling exposed with too much manufacturing in China, you’re not alone. Tariffs, politics, and supply-chain shocks have pushed many brands to explore a “China plus one” strategy, but it’s hard to know which country actually makes sense for your products. This free guide breaks down the top manufacturing alternatives to China so you can compare options with real numbers instead of guesswork.
In this 30+ page guide, the Klugonyx team summarizes months of research and on-the-ground experience into a single, visual comparison.
You’ll get a high-level overview of:
The download goes into specific scores, ranges, and data points that we don’t share publicly on the page, you’ll get those once you grab the full guide.
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Instead of only saying “move production out of China,” this guide looks at where it actually makes sense to go next. We highlight six of the most realistic alternatives for consumer brands and summarize their strengths and trade-offs:
The guide also includes a direct comparison table so you can see, at a glance, how each of these stacks up against China across cost, quality, lead times, and shipping.
This resource is designed for:
If you’re wondering whether it’s worth moving a product out of China (or where to start) this guide will give you a structured way to think through the decision.
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Not quite. It gives you a structured comparison, cost ranges, typical timelines, quality and risk considerations for six of the strongest alternatives to manufacturing in China. You’ll still want to layer in your own product specifics, but it will dramatically narrow the field and help you ask better questions with your team.
The download includes country “scorecards” with typical labor/material cost levels, expected MOQs, lead-time ranges, and product specialty lists, plus a direct comparison table between all six countries and China. The landing page only shares the high-level themes; the specific numbers and ratings live inside the PDF.
No. Much of the guide is written for brands that still plan to use China for certain products but want a backup or secondary region for others, a classic China-plus-one strategy. Even if you decide to stay in China for now, you’ll have a clearer sense of your options if conditions change.
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