For boutiques
Sleepwear your customers cannot find on every other shelf
Fifty pieces a style, seven fabric houses, and a product story you can put on a shelf talker without rewriting it.
Floracco Atelier · Xiamen
50 pieces per style · sampling 7–10 days · production 25–35 days
For shops that sell a point of view
If you buy for a boutique, you already know the problem: the brands that will take a small order all look the same, and the brands that look different want a minimum you cannot carry.
We sit in between. 50 pieces a style, seven fabric houses, and a product story you can put on a shelf talker without rewriting it.
Photography comes with the goods
For the styles you order we supply product photography we already hold: colour-accurate, styled as a full look rather than a flat garment shot. You can use it on your own site and social as soon as the stock is with you.
Ask for the asset pack with your quote.
Four ways boutiques buy from us
Test one style. 50 pieces, one colourway, your best-selling size curve. See how it moves before you commit to a season.
Build a small capsule. Three to five styles that share a fabric story. This is what most own-label boutiques do, because a capsule reads as a collection and a single style reads as a sample.
Take a whole moment. Our six wearing moments each come with the fabric story, the colourway and the copy. Take one and drop it as your own range under your own label.
Repeat the winner. Once a style proves, reorders run on 15-day preparation.
Why the price holds
We are not the cheapest quote you will get. The difference is what is in it: sampling before anything is cut, fabric we can repeat, and a production date we commit to in writing.
If a quote is 20% below everyone else, ask what happens when the fabric arrives off-shade. That is where the saving is.
What a first order looks like
| Quantity | 50 pieces per style |
| Sampling | 7–10 days |
| Production | 25–35 days |
| Terms | FOB, EXW or DDP |
| Private label | Woven label, hangtag, colourway |
| Photography | Supplied with the goods |