Boutique Wholesale

7/26/2026

Boutique buying is a different discipline from volume importing: you need a distinctive mix, small enough minimums to carry several styles, and reliable restocking on whatever sells. This page walks through how to build a boutique kidswear buy — assortment structure, order depth, presentation, and the inputs that determine your resale pricing — using minimums that make a boutique-scale order realistic. Ready-collection styles start at 10 pieces per style, so you can carry breadth without over-committing. See [wholesale for boutiques](/for-boutiques) for the channel offer and the [ready collections](/collections) for pre-planned mixes.

Build the assortment before you pick styles

A boutique buy works best when each part of the range has a job:

  • Anchor pieces — dresses, outfit sets and knitwear that define your window

and your feed.

  • Everyday depth — bodysuits, sleepsuits and separates that customers return

for.

muslin and

hospital exit sets, which convert browsers into

buyers at the counter.

items that raise basket value.

Depth versus breadth

With minimums from 10 pieces per style, the practical question is how many

styles you can carry while still holding a sensible size run in each. A common

boutique approach is to buy shallow across a wider first selection, identify the

three or four styles that move, then re-order those with depth at a better price

tier — tiers step down at 10, 100 and 1,000+ pieces per style.

Inputs to your resale pricing

We do not publish margin percentages, and you should not accept any supplier's

claim about them. What we can give you are the inputs: quoted unit price at your

volume tier, packaging cost if you want gift-ready presentation, freight from

Istanbul to your destination, and any import duties or taxes in your country.

Build your retail price from those figures and your own market positioning.

Presentation and own-brand options

Boutiques often want the product to carry their own name. Custom neck labels,

care labels, hangtags and packaging are available, and full capsule development

is possible through the private label service — typically from

100–300 pieces per style, with a production run of about 4–6 weeks. Until then,

ready-collection buying keeps you flexible with a 3–7 business day dispatch.

Boutique buying checklist

  • Anchor styles chosen and size run agreed per style
  • Everyday depth covered in the sizes you actually sell
  • At least one gifting line for counter conversion
  • Packaging decision made before the order, not after
  • Restock plan for the styles you expect to repeat
  • Freight mode and destination confirmed in the quote

Getting quoted

Build a quote list from the wholesale catalog or send the

quote request form with styles, sizes and quantities. We reply

by email and WhatsApp within one business day with pricing, MOQ options and

lead times. Order flow and shipping are described in

how it works.

Related pages

planning

socially as well as in store

FAQ

How small can a boutique wholesale order be?

Ready-collection styles start at 10 pieces per style, so a boutique can carry several styles without committing to production volumes.

Can I put my boutique's brand on the products?

Yes. Custom neck labels, care labels, hangtags and packaging are available; full private label production typically starts at 100–300 pieces per style.

What determines my resale margin?

Your quoted unit price at your volume tier, packaging, freight from Istanbul and any import duties in your country. We do not publish margin figures.

How quickly can I restock a style that sells?

Ready-collection items dispatch from Istanbul in 3–7 business days, subject to availability confirmed in your quote.

Start with the ready collections or the catalog, then request a boutique wholesale quote with your style and size list.

Request Wholesale Quote

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