PET PRODUCTS MANUFACTURER · AMAZON & DTC · PRIVATE LABEL

Pet products manufacturer for Amazon & DTC private label.
Mixed apparel, bandanas and beds.

Built for Amazon and DTC sellers who need private label and mixed wholesale lots — apparel, bandanas and textile beds first; cat trees as an add-on when your brief specifies them. Send a brief, request a sample, then plan the bulk order. Quotation follows your assortment; we do not publish a fixed MOQ.

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Own factory. Export coordination through our trading company.

A complete cream cat-tree concept with a tabby cat, grey bow pet dress and rose-sage decorative neckwear on a white background

Cat tree: model-development concept. Pet views illustrate styling; fit is confirmed with a sample.

THE SHORT ANSWER

PRETTY is a pet products manufacturer with its own factory and an export trading company. Amazon and DTC sellers can source mixed small-batch private label lots: pet apparel (D01, D02), bandanas and neckwear (N01–N03) and textile beds (B01), with cat trees when specified. MOQ, price and lead time are confirmed on quote.

PRETTY at a glance
TopicWhat PRETTY offersHow it is confirmed
Product familiesPet apparel (D01, D02), bandanas and neckwear (N01–N03), textile beds (B01); cat trees as an add-on (images are concepts).Style reference, approved sample and written specification.
Order typeMixed small-batch private label for Amazon and DTC sellers, plus wholesale lots for brands and importers.The assortment and quantities are confirmed on quote.
MOQ, price and lead timeSend styles, quantities by size and colour, labels and destination on the sourcing brief.Confirmed on quote for the styles, sizes and quantities in your brief.
Labels and packingYour brand labels, size assortment, individual packing and carton marks.Agreed in writing before production.
Company rolesOwn factory; export coordination through our trading company.Ask which company roles apply to your order.
Contactprettipetsupply@gmail.com or WhatsApp +86 137 8533 9174.Send a sourcing brief for a reply.

Specify materials,
fit and packing.

01Material & surface

Choose materials, colours and surface finishes for your market, then review a sample so your buying team can compare the feel and appearance before production.

Bring a fabric reference, target colour or the product detail you want to retain.

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02Construction & fit

Discuss the pattern, measurement points, seams and fastening for the selected style. For cat trees, start with the model, dimensions and assembly plan.

Product photos introduce a direction. The sample and agreed specification define the batch.

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03Labels & packing

Plan your brand labels, size assortment, individual packing and carton information together. Identify what each pack needs to tell your warehouse or retail team.

Share your label artwork and packing requirements, or tell us what is still undecided.

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Illustrative fabric, black trim, bow and sample pattern discussion for the grey pet garment
Development illustration · Details agreed for each project.
  1. Brief
  2. Sample
  3. Bulk

HOW A PROJECT MOVES

Brief → Sample → Bulk.

Brief → Sample → Bulk for Amazon & DTC private label and mixed wholesale lots. Timing, MOQ and price are confirmed for each project—not as site-wide claims.

  1. 01

    Brief

    For Amazon & DTC sellers: share the mixed assortment (apparel, bandanas, beds — and cat trees if needed), destination, private label notes and listing/pack goals. Quote follows your brief.

  2. 02

    Sample

    Request samples for the styles you plan to list. Agree scope, review the physical reference and record approved changes before you lock artwork or packing.

  3. 03

    Bulk

    Confirm the production specification, retail-ready labels/packing, QC scope and commercial terms for the mixed batch — still no site-wide MOQ claim.

THREE PRODUCT FAMILIES / BULK & CUSTOM

Start with the product.

Choose what your customers will love.
See what your buying team needs to specify.

WHY WE MAKE

For the ones
we call family.

A little fur. A little mess.
A lot of love.

Life with pets is full of small imperfections. We make for the affection that stays through all of them: products with character, considered details and value beyond the first impression.

As a pet products manufacturer in China, we bring that belief to your collection: a collar worth looking closely at, an edge finished with care, and the details of the sample carried into the production brief.

Look closer at the grey bow garment details

Close view of the grey garment’s two black bows, paired pearl-like drops and textured fabric

Red Shiba Inu wearing ivory decorative neckwear in a warm styling scene

A feeling, made
into a specification.

Your customers see the finished piece. Your buying team needs the pattern, material and finishing decisions behind it. We bring those details into the sample discussion.

Follow the making

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Hands guiding a fabric panel through a sewing machine in our textile working process

CARE, IN THE MAKING

Care starts
in the details.

Turn the garment over. Look at the seam, the inside edge and the way a bow is attached. Those are the details to define alongside the fabric and size chart before a wholesale batch.

Inside our textile workroom

OUR FACTORY / THE TEXTILE WORKROOM

See the hands behind
the finished piece.

Colour cards. Paper patterns. The sewing table. Follow the work behind our pet apparel and neckwear, and the details to agree for your batch.

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A worker in blue workwear at the factory sewing station

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From our textile sewing workroom.

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A worker in blue workwear at the factory sewing station

From our textile sewing workroom.

See the people and sewing work behind the finished piece, from joining panels to attaching trims.

For your batchReview seam construction, joining points and trim placement against the approved sample.

QUALITY / BEFORE PRODUCTIONAgree what your batch will be checked against.

Use the approved sample and written specification to agree the checks, acceptance criteria and records required for your order.

Measurements & appearance
Size chart, agreed tolerances, colour reference and trim placement.
Construction & attachments
Seams, edge finishing, fastening function and the checks required for decorative parts.
Packing & quantities
Size and colour breakdown, labels, bag requirements, carton contents and markings.
Include inspection requirements in your brief

THE FINISHED SAMPLE / D01

One sample.
The details of a range.

See the grey bow dress as a finished sample, then take a closer look at its collar, trim and closure work.

From this D01 sample, identify the collar, bows and skirt details you want to retain. Add your size assortment, label artwork and requested changes to the brief.

Explore this production reference

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Finished grey bow pet dress on the supplied sample mannequin

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A different view of hands working on the grey garment inside edge and black closure

Ready for the next bulk order?

Factory-direct sourcing support.
Export coordinated through our trading company.

Start a sourcing brief

CUSTOM BATCH PRODUCTION

What needs to be customised?

Review the requirements below with our team. Feasibility, MOQ, sample cost and timing are confirmed for the selected product and changes.

Rose and plum coordinated pet apparel, decorative neckwear and bed custom collection study

ONE PALETTE / DIFFERENT PRODUCTS

A collection that feels like your brand.

Carry a colour story across apparel, neckwear and a textile bed. Develop each product with its own material, size and packing specification.

Coordinated design proposal for a custom brief.

Discuss a coordinated collection

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Materials planning concept with fabric swatches, trims and thread

REQUIREMENTS TO REVIEW

Define the material for each component.

Identify each fabric or component, colour reference and trim. For an apparel range, separate the upper, skirt and decorative details. For cat furniture, name the base, platforms, posts and coverings. Availability is reviewed against the quantities.

  • Component or fabric description
  • Colour reference and colour quantities
  • Sample changes to confirm
Discuss these custom requirements

THREE BUYER PERSPECTIVES. ONE SHARED TABLE.

What does your
next brief need?

How we work together

Private label for Amazon & DTC in one brief.

Build a private label or mixed listing range from a reference or specification. Include construction, artwork, labels and retail packing so branding is part of sample approval.

  • Reference styles & requested changes
  • Artwork, labels & retail packing
  • Sample version & approval points
Start a sourcing brief

BEFORE PRODUCTION

What we confirm in writing
before production.

We do not publish a single MOQ, lead time or price list across all families. The points below are agreed for your project and recorded before bulk production starts.

  • Product reference or model description and agreed changes
  • Materials, dimensions / size chart and construction notes
  • Private label artwork, label placement and packing format
  • Quantity by style, colour and size
  • Packed dimensions and gross weight when required for freight planning
  • QC / inspection scope and acceptance criteria for the batch
  • Price basis (for example FOB or EXW) and commercial terms for that order
Start a sourcing brief

SUPPLIER & ORDER EVALUATION

Make the order clear
before you commit.

A considered design still needs a clear buying record. Put the company roles, approved product and packing requirements beside the commercial terms before placing the order.

Review areaInformation to confirm
Company & responsibilitiesFactory identity, export company and the contracting party for your order.
Product & approved sampleModel or style, material specification, dimensions, sample version and approved changes.
Batch consistency & inspectionQuantity breakdown, measurement tolerances, inspection scope and agreed acceptance criteria.
Packing & commercial termsUnits per carton, carton data, markings, destination, price, payment and delivery terms.
Include your supplier-review requirements

NOTES FOR THE BUYING DESK

Buying guides
for the next decision.

All buyer resources

BEFORE WE BEGIN

Before a bulk order.

Are you a pet product manufacturer or a trading company?

PRETTY has its own factory and a trading company for export coordination. We offer factory-direct sourcing support for Amazon and DTC sellers, brands, importers and retailers on apparel, bandanas, textile beds and cat trees when specified. Request the company roles that apply to your order.

Do you supply wholesale orders and private label collections?

Yes. Amazon and DTC sellers commonly start with a mixed private label brief — apparel, bandanas and beds together, with cat trees as an add-on when needed. Include labels, artwork and packing for listing. Feasible changes, sample scope and MOQ are confirmed for the selected product.

What is the minimum order quantity?

There is no single MOQ across all product families. Send quantities by model or style, colour and size. Materials, branding and construction changes can change the applicable minimum; we confirm MOQ with the project quotation.

Can we review a sample before bulk production?

Yes. Sampling is part of the Brief → Sample → Bulk path. Identify the reference, required changes and what the sample must answer. Sample charges, revisions and timing are agreed per project, then recorded in writing before production.

Do you offer single-item retail orders or dropshipping?

No. This website is for business orders in volume and custom batch production. Samples support a proposed bulk order; we do not use this site for single-item retail fulfilment.

START A SOURCING BRIEF

Send your wholesale
or custom brief.

Choose the product family, planned quantity and destination. Next, add a reference, OEM/ODM or private label notes and business contact details. Detailed specifications can follow.

MOQ and terms are confirmed per project. This is an enquiry, not an order or payment.

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