You can order 50 pieces of a kurti style and spread them across XS–3XL, and across several colours or prints, in one go. That is our white label kurtis minimum order for every style in the range, including kurta sets, co-ord sets and men’s kurtas, and it comes with a sample before bulk and a lead time confirmed in your quotation.
How the minimum is counted
The minimum is per style. A style is one design, such as a straight kurti, in one fabric. Within it, you can mix sizes and split across colours or prints.
| Example order | How it counts |
|---|---|
| Straight cotton kurti, 50 pieces, XS–3XL, three prints | One style, minimum met |
| A-line rayon kurti, 50 pieces, two solid colours | One style, minimum met |
| Kurta set in rayon with dupatta, 50 sets | One style, minimum met |
| Co-ord set in linen blend, 30 sets | Below the minimum for that style |
| Straight kurti, 25 in cotton and 25 in rayon | Two styles, each below the minimum |
The last line catches some first-time buyers: the same cut in two fabrics is two styles, because each fabric is cut and handled separately. For sets, the minimum counts complete sets.
The split across colours or prints is confirmed at quotation, as it depends on fabric availability. If one print would only have a few pieces, we will tell you, and suggest a sensible split.
A practical first order for a new brand is often two styles of 50: for example, a straight cotton kurti in three prints and an A-line rayon kurti in two solids. That gives a full-looking range of five colourways across all sizes, while keeping stock small enough to sell through and learn from. Men’s kurtas can be added as a third style when you want to test menswear.
The sample
We make a sample in your chosen style and fabric, with your label and any embroidery or screen print where possible. Use it to check:
- Measurements: chest, waist, hip, length and sleeve against your size chart
- Neckline: flat and even, with a neat facing
- Side slits and hem: equal, level and finished cleanly
- Print: direction and placement on front, back and sleeves
- Sets: top, bottom and dupatta matching in colour and print
- Branding: label, tag, embroidery or print position
If you want a change, tell us before you approve. Bulk follows the approved sample. Sample terms are confirmed in your quotation. If you are ordering two very different prints in one style, a sample in each can be worth it, since a bold print can look quite different from a small one on the same cut.
From enquiry to dispatch
- Enquiry: you send styles, fabrics, colours or prints, sizes, quantities and branding.
- Quotation: we confirm each style, length and sleeve, set contents, branding, packing and lead time.
- Sample: we make it; you check it and approve.
- Advance payment: this starts production.
- Production: cutting, stitching, finishing and packing to the approved sample.
- Quality check: each piece is checked for stitching and finish before it is tagged and packed.
- Balance and dispatch: you pay the balance, and we dispatch.
We take enquiries from buyers worldwide. Shipping method, terms and documents are confirmed in the quotation.
Lead times and planning
We do not publish a fixed lead time, because it depends on the styles, fabrics, prints and quantity in your order. The lead time is confirmed in your quotation, and if you tell us the date you need stock, we will say whether it is realistic.
Ethnic wear often has strong seasonal and festive demand in India and among buyers abroad, so planning ahead pays off. A few habits keep orders on track:
- Send complete details at enquiry, including artwork and your size split
- Reply promptly on the sample, with clear, specific notes
- Keep the first order focused: two or three styles, a few prints each
- Plan festive stock early, so there is room for a second sample if needed
- Allow for shipping and customs if you are importing
Reorders are usually simpler than first orders. The pattern, fabric, label and packing are already approved, so a reorder of a style that sold well needs only your new size and colour split. Tell us early if a print is selling fast, so fabric can be planned for the next run.
What to send for a quote
- Styles, and the fabric for each
- Solid colours or prints, with references if you have them
- Length and sleeve for each style
- For kurta sets, whether a dupatta is included and its finish
- Sizes and quantity per size, or a rough split
- Branding: neck label type, hang tag, embroidery or screen print
- Packing method, and any marketplace specification you have confirmed
- The country where the kurtis will be sold
Our page on minimum order and samples explains sampling across our range, and our post on checking a kurti sample and bulk delivery covers what to look at in detail. The full range is on our white label kurtis page. Send us what you have, even if some details are still open, and we will reply with a quotation and a suggested first order.