Nylon / elastane
A stretch-fabric route to compare for your chosen surface and hand feel. Select the actual article, weight and color using a physical swatch.
The photographed style features a floral pattern. Discuss the target age range, coverage and components for your selling market.
Photos show exterior styling. Materials, internal components and any included coordinating pieces follow the agreed sample and quotation.
Fabric & construction
We commonly work with nylon, polyester and elastane stretch fabrics. The choices below are development options, not a composition declaration for the photographed style.

Set the final specification during sampling. Fiber names alone do not establish opacity, chlorine resistance or UPF performance. Explore materials →
Sizing & sample development
Original size labels: 5-6Y-120 / 7-8Y-130 / 9-10Y140 / 11-12Y-150. Use this style’s source chart as a starting reference for your target fit.
| Size label | Suggested height (cm) | Suggested weight (kg) |
|---|---|---|
| 120 | 115–125 | 19–22 |
| 130 | 125–135 | 22–26 |
| 140 | 135–145 | 26–30 |
| 150 | 145–155 | 30–36 |
Height, weight and age references describe the source’s sizing guidance, not finished garment dimensions. Retain the original units and review fit for your target child size.
OEM customization
Use this style as a development starting point, with changes defined in your sample brief.
Share physical color references or print artwork, including scale and placement. Compare the chosen color with the intended lining.
Use the photographed floral pattern as visual references in your brief. Specify the target height range, coverage and ease of dressing. Review any ties, fastenings or decorative details for the intended age group and selling market.
Provide label artwork, care-label content and packing instructions. Identify the exact garment or pieces included in the quotation.
From brief to production
Start with your design references, target sizes, color direction and planned quantities. We can then discuss the sample scope and quotation.
Request a Quote for This StyleExplore OEM development →Your purchasing brief
Describe the intended age group, activity and selling market, alongside the fit and component requirements.
Specify pieces per pack, size and color breakdowns, label artwork and carton identification. Any coordinating garments or accessories must be listed in the quotation.
Share the delivery country and destination. Agree transport method, trade terms, freight, duties and delivery responsibility in the quotation. Production time does not include transit.
Agree the currency, sample charges, payment method and payment stages before proceeding. This catalog does not publish a fixed price or deposit rate.
Before you approve a sample
Keep the approved specification, sample version and order instructions together.
OEM development is available. Share your own technical pack or sample requirements, or discuss changes to this reference through the customization brief. The scope of any ODM development is agreed with your project.
Define materials and construction, develop and review the sample, then agree the approved version before production planning. See the development and approval steps.
List the dimensions, workmanship, labeling and performance requirements relevant to your target market. Agree inspection criteria and any required test reports before approval. A product photograph is not evidence of certification. Read about quality review and request documents for the exact material or product scope you need.
No. Visible styling is a reference; fiber composition, lining, internal support and quoted pieces follow the agreed specification and sample. Use the materials guide to prepare the questions for sampling.