Cut fabric complaints by up to 40% for ages 0–12 with Childrens Clothing Manufacturers.

Standard MOQ is 100 units per style — and you can mix sizes freely within that style. A 120-piece order could be 40 baby rompers, 40 toddler sets, and 40 kids' tees if they're the same style and fabric. Sizes across Baby (3M–24M), Toddler (2–5), and Kids (6–14) count toward one style's MOQ. Need fewer than 100 to start? Ask about our supplier-program blanks — pre-developed fabrics and blocks that cut upfront tooling cost for a first market test.

Typical flow is two rounds: a proto sample, then a pre-production sample (PPS). Proto takes 5–7 working days from an approved tech pack and confirms construction and fit. PPS takes another 5–7 days and locks the final graded spec — it's the exact garment you'll see in bulk. Sample fees are credited back once you place the production order. Send a design brief, reference photo, or existing garment and we'll quote sample cost and timeline within one business day.

Plan on 4–6 weeks after you approve the PPS, plus shipping. Fabric sourcing and tech pack run 3–5 days in parallel, then bulk cutting, sewing, and finishing take 15–20 days depending on order size, followed by final inspection. DDP shipping adds 7–15 days depending on destination — duties, customs clearance, and final mile included in one price. On a hard launch date? Tell us upfront and we'll lock a written production calendar with milestones before you commit.

Yes — full private-label support. Choose woven or printed neck labels, satin or printed care labels, custom hang tags with logo artwork, and packaging across the range — poly bags through branded mailers. For baby garments the default is printed-on-fabric labels so nothing scratchy sits against the skin. Send label artwork and packaging specs with the tech pack and samples are produced before bulk so everything is approved up front.

Orders get a dedicated production coordinator and regular updates — photos and reports at each stage. QC covers in-line checks during cutting and sewing, plus a final AQL inspection before the container ships: measurements against the graded spec, seam strength, colorfastness, label placement, and trim security. The inspection report arrives before the balance payment, so issues are caught on the factory side, not at the door.

DDP means one landed price — no surprise fees at customs. Export documentation, freight, insurance, duties, and final delivery to the door or warehouse are handled in-house. For U.S. orders this includes customs clearance against the importer records, so there's no chasing brokers or invoices. Typical door-to-door transit is 7–15 days by sea or faster by air for smaller sample orders.

Reorder is the fastest path — the patterns, grade rules, and tech packs are already on file. For the same style and fabric, sampling can be skipped and production starts sooner because everything is locked. To extend a style — new colorway, added size range, or a seasonal pattern swap — the existing blocks get updated rather than rebuilt from scratch, so the incremental cost and lead time stay low.