PET APPAREL / AMAZON & DTC · WHOLESALE & PRIVATE LABEL
THE SHORT ANSWER
A pet clothing manufacturer builds apparel from a style reference, size chart and your labels for wholesale or private label batches. Send the reference, quantities by size and colour, and destination; we confirm the sample, then quote the batch. MOQ, sample terms, price and timing are confirmed on quote.
HOW A PROJECT MOVES
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.
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.
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.
Confirm the production specification, retail-ready labels/packing, QC scope and commercial terms for the mixed batch — still no site-wide MOQ claim.
| Step | Open next | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Mixed private label plan | Amazon & DTC private label | Combine apparel with bandanas and beds in one brief. |
| Private label vs blank | Private label dog clothes | Choose blank, white label, private label or custom OEM. |
| Small-batch minimums | Low MOQ pet products | Minimums follow the style and colour breakdown; confirmed on quote. |
| Size chart before sample | Pet apparel sizing | Separate body and garment measurements. |
| Style references | D01 grey bow dressD02 brown plaid dress | Use as production references, then approve a sample. |
SOURCING POINTS
Each point below is a checkable step. Where a number is needed, ask on the brief — it is confirmed on quote for the selected styles.
Include the style reference (such as D01 or D02), finished size chart with measurement points, quantities by colour and size, destination market, and where your brand label sits. Separate body measurements from finished garment measurements so the sample can be checked against both.
State what the sample must answer: fit, fabric hand, trim attachment, label placement or packed look. Sample scope, cost and timing are confirmed on quote. Approve the revision in writing; that revision becomes the bulk reference.
Send the full assortment with a line per style, colour and size. Minimums are assessed against that breakdown, not against a single total. Apparel can share one brief with bandanas and beds; see the Amazon & DTC private label notes.
COMPARE ROUTES
Order quantity, price and timing depend on the project; for PRETTY they are confirmed on quote.
| Dimension | Wholesale stock | Single-style factory OEM | Mixed small-batch private label |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brand on product and pack | Supplier or unbranded | Your brand | Your brand |
| Product families per order | As stocked | Usually one | Several in one brief |
| Label and barcode files | Not applicable | Supplied by the buyer | Supplied by the buyer |
| Sample step | Stock sample | Development sample | Sample per style, approved in writing |
| Order quantity | Set by supplier stock | Confirmed on quote | Confirmed on quote |
| Timing | Set by supplier stock | Confirmed on quote | Confirmed on quote |
A CLOSER LOOK
D01 pairs a grey textured body with black bows and edging. D02 combines a plaid upper, brown skirt and belt detail. Use these differences to plan a collection, with a separate size-and-colour quantity breakdown for each style.
BATCH PRODUCTION REFERENCE
Grey texture · black bows · layered trim
View this style & its detailsBATCH PRODUCTION REFERENCE
Warm plaid · shaped skirt · belt detail
View this style & its detailsDEVELOP YOUR OWN ASSORTMENT
Custom design studies show colour, shape and finishing directions. They are starting points for development; materials, feasibility and order terms are confirmed through your brief and sample.
TWEED / COLLARS / SILHOUETTES
Compare a dress and a vest direction, with different collar, trim and fabric choices for your range.
PLAID / CONTRAST / COORDINATED STYLES
Explore country-inspired checks across a collared vest and a pleated dress, with an agreed pattern and trim.
PET APPAREL / COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT
Use a dress reference to discuss the whole garment: the silhouette, measurement points, fabric, trims and the assortment your business needs. Each size and colour belongs in the order breakdown.
Choose the grey bow or brown plaid dress as a starting point. List the visible details to retain and the changes you would like us to review.
Separate target body measurements from finished garment measurements. Identify the measurement method and review how the chosen construction changes between sizes.
Share the palette, label artwork and intended presentation. Confirm material availability and the placement of every brand detail with the sample.
| Compare | Specify in the brief | Ask to review |
|---|---|---|
| Silhouette | Collar, openings, body length and skirt shape | Front, reverse and closure construction |
| Size assortment | Quantities by style, colour and size | Body and garment measurement records |
| Fabric & trims | Component materials and requested changes | Colour reference, attachment and care information |
| Bulk preparation | Sample revision and packing preferences | Approved changes and carton assortment |
YOUR NEXT CONVERSATION
Choose the points you want to review. Your selection will be added to the editable specification notes in your enquiry.
Apparel measurement briefBlank CSV worksheet · opens in a spreadsheetBuying guide
Pet apparel sizing: body to garment.PRIVATE LABEL & OEM APPAREL
For OEM apparel, send a drawing, tech pack or reference with your changes. For private label, choose a style such as D01 or D02 and add your labels, hangtags and packing. Pattern, fabric, trim and construction changes are assessed for each style, and MOQ is confirmed per project against your size and colour breakdown.
Our own factory handles the sampling and sewing discussion, and our trading company coordinates export documentation.
BEFORE WE BEGIN
Share the style reference, fabric requirements, units by colour and size, destination and intended arrival date. Add label and packing details if known. If you only have a reference image, identify the measurements and materials still to be developed so the sample scope can be agreed.
We take private label and custom batch enquiries. Specify the garment, label artwork and placement, hangtags and packing you want. Pattern, fabric, trim or construction changes are assessed for that style before sample costs and order terms are agreed.
Size names alone are not enough. Provide neck, chest and back measurements with units and measurement points. Separate target body measurements from finished garment measurements, and state the quantity required in each size.
Send the complete assortment with quantities for each style, colour and size. Minimum quantities and material availability are assessed against that breakdown; a total order quantity does not establish the minimum for each individual style or colour.
Keep the approved sample revision, size chart, fabric and trim specification, label artwork and packing instructions together. Quote the earlier reference when requesting a repeat batch and flag any changes. Material availability, colour matching and current terms need to be reconfirmed.
Yes, we take OEM and private label apparel enquiries from brands, importers and retailers.
For OEM, send the drawing, tech pack or reference with changes; for private label, the selected style plus your labels, hangtags and packing. MOQ is confirmed per project.
Prepare a label map: brand labels, care marks, hangtags and carton marks with placement per style.
Approve placement on a packed sample and align care wording with rules your importer confirms for the destination market.
HELP WITH YOUR NEXT BUYING DECISION
Choose the questions relevant to your project: what to specify, what to review on a sample and what to include in a bulk enquiry. You do not need to complete every worksheet.
Find help for your buying taskNEXT STEP / SOURCING BRIEF
Share the product family, estimated batch quantity, destination and custom requirements.
