Develop private-label kids apparel around your brand requirements.
Start with a reference style, sketch, sample or product idea. Define the changes that matter for your private-label range, from fabric and fit to labels, packaging and target market.

Choose the level of change.
Some buyers need a small adjustment to an existing style. Others need a complete product direction. The useful first step is to show the reference and list the commercial details that matter for a private-label kidswear program.
- 01Product direction: silhouette, age range, season, use and target market.
- 02Material and finish: fabric feel, colour, print, trim, fit and size range.
- 03Brand delivery: logo, care label, hangtag, barcode, packaging and carton marks.
Six lines are enough to begin.
Product reference
Link, photo, drawing or existing style number.
Target customer
Age range, market and the collection context.
Material direction
Fabric feel, weight, finish and seasonal use.
Quantity
Sample request, trial run or expected order volume.
Brand assets
Logo, label, packaging artwork and instructions.
Timing
Sample target, launch window and repeat programme.
Show the details that shape the final garment.
Fabric, samples and packaging references help the enquiry move faster because the important decisions are visible from the start.




Bring the private-label product conversation into focus.
Send what you already have. We can use the brief to organize the discussion around style, quantity, finish, brand details, sample review and packing.
Answers to prepare a children's clothing OEM brief.
What should a buyer send?
Send a reference style or technical pack, target age range, fabric direction, size and colour breakdown, quantity, destination market, brand assets and packaging requirements.
OEM or ODM?
OEM starts with your reference or specification. ODM starts from an available product direction that can be adapted for your range. The exact changes are confirmed during sample review.
Can labels and packaging be included?
Yes. Logo files, care labels, hangtags, barcodes, folding, bags and carton marks can be included in the brief and confirmed before production.