Baby and girls dresses
Twirl dresses, flutter sleeves, ruffle details and occasion shapes for baby, toddler and girls' ranges. Discuss print direction, sleeve length and coordinated colours.
Explore dress stylesAbout Koi Garment
Baby and girls clothing, built around your collection.
Jinhua Koi Garment Manufacturing Co., Ltd. is a children's apparel supplier in Zhejiang, China. We work with wholesale buyers, importers and private-label teams sourcing dresses, sleepwear, rompers and knitted products.
Start with a catalogue style or bring your own idea. We help turn the product direction, size range and brand details into a brief that can move through sampling, production and export packing.
A sourcing partner for children's apparel
A clear starting point for your next range.
A collection begins with choices: which styles to offer, how the fabric should feel, which sizes to include and how each garment will carry your brand. Koi Garment brings those choices into one practical sourcing conversation.
Our product range connects everyday baby clothing with girls' dresses, coordinated sleepwear and knitted layers. Buyers can use the catalogue to identify a silhouette, compare related styles or explain a direction for a new collection.
We discuss the details that affect the finished order early, including colour, print, trims, labels and packaging. The aim is to give each stage a clear reference, from the first sample to the packed garment.
- Company
- Jinhua Koi Garment Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
- Location
- Zhejiang, China
- Focus
- Baby and girls clothing, knitted products and OEM / ODM sourcing
- Contact
- business@beniuport.com
Our product range
Build a range across the pieces your buyers need.
Explore individual reference styles or discuss a coordinated story across shapes, colours and seasons. Each product enquiry can include your preferred fabric, size breakdown and custom details.
Pajamas and sleepwear
Coordinated pajama sets and seasonal sleepwear directions. Define the silhouette, fabric feel, print placement and finishing details that suit your collection.
Explore sleepwear
Rompers and knitted layers
One-piece clothing, footies, layette styles, sweaters, cardigans and baby blankets. Bring the intended age range and seasonal use into the product brief.
Browse the full collectionWho we work with
Different buying models. Specific product needs.
Wholesale buyers and importers
Build an assortment around product families, seasonal demand and target price. Share your market, estimated quantities and preferred styles so the discussion starts with the range you intend to sell.
Private-label brands
Develop a consistent look across garments, labels and packaging. Your reference images, colour direction and brand artwork help shape the sample discussion.
Boutiques and growing collections
Start with a focused set of styles and explain the sizes and colours you need. Order quantities, sample options and timing are discussed against the selected product and level of customization.
Working with Koi
From a first reference to a defined order.
You do not need a finished technical pack to make contact. A product link, sketch or sample image is a useful starting point. Add what you already know, and identify the decisions that still need discussion.
Share the direction
Send the product family, reference style, target market and quantity. Include your size range, preferred colours and intended launch window.
Shape the sample
Discuss fabric, fit, print, trims and branding. Record the details to review in the sample so feedback has a clear reference.
Agree the specification
Confirm the selected style, size and colour breakdown, label artwork, packing requirements and commercial terms before the order moves forward.
Plan the handover
Coordinate garment identification, carton marks and shipment requirements. Keep the approved product and packaging references available for repeat orders.
Before your first enquiry.
Can I start from an existing catalogue style?
Yes. Send the product link or style reference and tell us whether you need the shown direction or changes to fabric, colour, sizing, labels or packaging. This helps us discuss the relevant order and sample options.
Can I bring a design for a private-label collection?
Share your sketch, reference garment or technical pack, along with the intended market and size range. The OEM / ODM page explains the product and branding details to include.
How are minimum quantities and lead times confirmed?
They are discussed for the selected style, fabric, colour breakdown and customization requirements. Include your estimated quantity and delivery window in the enquiry so the reply can address your specific project.
What should I send to get started?
A product link or image, estimated quantity, destination market and required sizes are a useful start. Add fabric preferences, artwork, packaging needs and timing where available. You can use our contact form or email business@beniuport.com.