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Children apparel sourcing

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Illustrative development direction; actual product imagery pendingSleepwear · Knit

Kids Pajama Set

Code: DEMO-006

Indicative · Suggested fabric option: Cotton jersey or cotton/polyester jersey; fibre content and fabric weight to be reviewed.

Indicative · Proposed customization: Explore print, embroidery or trim directions after artwork/specification and supplier review.

Illustrative development reference

Illustrative development direction; actual product imagery pendingOuterwear · Denim

Girls Denim Jacket

Code: DEMO-001

Indicative · Suggested fabric option: Denim options with or without stretch, selected after hand-feel and construction review.

Indicative · Proposed customization: Explore print, embroidery or trim directions after artwork/specification and supplier review.

Illustrative development reference

Children’s apparel development

Begin with the intended age group, market, size range and garment use. Safety, labelling and testing requirements depend on the programme and destination market.

What should a children’s apparel brief include?

Identify ages and sizes, fastening and trim choices, target market and your applicable safety requirements. Relevant evidence is reviewed for the selected scope; certification and compliance are not assumed.

How are quantities, samples and timing agreed?

MOQ, sample availability and lead times are confirmed after reviewing style, quantity per colour, customization and sourcing requirements. No sample stock or delivery date is promised.

What is needed for a quotation?

Send the style or SKU, specification, quantity split, target market and packing requirements. Currency, unit price, payment, freight, taxes and any Incoterm must be expressly agreed in the quotation.

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