If you teach American mahjong or run a growing club, you probably do not need 200 identical sets. You need enough for the next class, colors your members recognize, and the option to add more later without starting over.
That is the gap OPUS is built to fill. Teachers, clubs, leagues, offices, and nonprofit groups can order from a handful of sets, review a digital proof, and keep the approved design on file for future reorders.
Teachers and clubs need different things
A teacher usually cares about consistency. Every table should have the same tile colors, the same rack setup, and the same learning tools, so the class can follow one explanation together. Reorderable sets also make it easier to add a second class or sell the same style to students.
A club may care more about identity: club colors, a logo on the backs, a founding year, or a small run of tournament prizes. The design should feel special, but the playable faces still need to stay familiar for weekly games and events.
What can be branded?
• Tile-back and edge colors based on your club or class palette
• A logo, club name, monogram, or “EST.” year on the backs
• Optional Joker and Flower artwork for a stronger theme
• Matching racks, pushers, passing trays, dice trays, and storage
• A saved colorway and design for later reorders
For most groups, the best result is not a logo on every possible surface. Pick one strong color system, place the mark where it reads cleanly, and let the table look coordinated rather than crowded.
A useful starter setup for one teaching table
• One complete 160-tile American mahjong set
• Four racks with pushers
• One Charleston direction tracker for the table
• Four three-tile passing trays if you want each player to have one
• One practice board for demonstrations or solo exercises
• Dice and storage confirmed in the written quote
For a multi-table class, repeat the core playing setup at each table. The instructor tools do not always need to be duplicated. This keeps the order practical and the budget focused on what students will actually use.
Minimums, savings, and design fees
Current club orders begin from five sets, while tournament prizes can be discussed from one or two sets. Corporate and bulk gifting programs begin from 10 sets. Exact minimums are confirmed in the quote.
• 5–9 sets: base custom price
• 10–19 sets: about 10% volume saving
• 20+ sets: about 15% volume saving
• $500 design fee for a single custom project
• $200 one-time design fee for volume orders of 10 or more sets; it is not deducted from the goods
Teachers buying for resale can ask about teacher pricing. OPUS can also handle resale or tax-exempt documentation when a valid certificate is provided. Qualified or repeat accounts may be eligible for purchase orders or net terms.
From inquiry to club night
1. Share your group type, quantity, intended use, and need-by date.
2. Send the logo, brand colors, and any accessory list.
3. Review pricing and a free digital proof that can be shared with your committee.
4. Request a physical sample for a larger order if needed.
5. Approve the design in writing. Production is generally about 10 days from proof approval.
6. Ship to one address, or discuss multi-address delivery for a qualifying project.
The reorder question matters
A club often starts small. Maybe you need five sets this season and eight next year. OPUS keeps the approved design on file so you can add matching sets without rebuilding the project from scratch. Before placing the first order, confirm which colors and components will be saved for later production.
What to include in your first message
• Organization name and website
• Teacher, club, league, corporate, or nonprofit status
• Approximate number of sets and tables
• Need-by date and delivery location
• Logo file and brand colors
• Required accessories
• Whether the sets are for teaching, member play, resale, prizes, or gifting
See the current minimums and request pricing on the OPUS Wholesale and Clubs page.