Abaya Wholesale Collection for Brands and Distributors

Yes. Every batch of closed abayas is light-box tested before shipment. Nida (280 gsm and up) and Korean crepe are our standard fabrics and both are fully opaque. If you need a specific weight, say 300 gsm minimum for Gulf conditions, put it on your order and we will confirm suitability before bulk starts.

50 pieces per style per colour. You can mix styles in one shipment: 50 closed abayas and 50 open abayas can travel together, but each style still needs its own 50-pc minimum.

Yes. Most buyers mix 3–8 styles per order. Each style carries its own 50-pc MOQ, but we consolidate everything into one shipment with a single invoice and packing list.

T/T bank transfer. Standard terms are 30% deposit on order confirmation and 70% before shipment. For first-time buyers, full payment before production may apply. We do not accept LC on orders under $20,000.

Every shipment carries a commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading or airway bill. A certificate of origin is included on request, and OEKO-TEX, BSCI and ISO 9001 certificates are available on request. On DDP shipments we handle all customs documentation at origin, so you receive a single DDP invoice and nothing to clear at your end.

Yes. Woven labels, printed labels, hang tags, polybags and outer carton branding all start at 50 pcs. Send us your label files and we produce and attach them in-factory.

Yes. We ship DDP to the Gulf (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman), the UK, EU, US, Canada and Australia. Freight, insurance, import duties and delivery to your warehouse are covered.

Wholesale means you pick from our existing blocks: colour, size and quantity. OEM means we build new patterns to your brief or tech pack. Both start at 50 pcs MOQ.

Gulf buyers usually need floor-grazing length: 56″–58″ (142–147 cm) shoulder to hem, measured flat. UK and EU buyers generally order 52″–55″ (132–140 cm). Tell us your length, or just your market, at order stage, and we will confirm the graded lengths across the full size run before cutting. Length is the one spec that is expensive to get wrong on a bulk run, so we raise it before cutting rather than after.

Yes, as long as you reorder within a reasonable timeframe. Your approved sample and shade band stay on file, and reorders are matched against your physical swatch rather than a description. Dye lot numbers are recorded per order. Standard colours such as black, navy and grey are straightforward. For custom Pantone colours we suggest reordering within 12 months, since the mill may discontinue a dye recipe after that.

Nida and Korean crepe are machine-washable and colourfast under normal conditions (30°C, gentle cycle). We pre-wash the fabric before cutting to control shrinkage, and finished-garment wash tests show under 2% dimensional change. Satin and chiffon should be cold hand-washed or dry-cleaned, and the care label we sew in says so. If your market has a specific wash durability standard, tell us at sample stage and we test against it before bulk approval.

Samples take 7–10 working days from design confirmation, plus 5–7 days if you are setting up woven labels for the first time. Bulk runs 25–40 days from sample approval; the spread depends on how much embellishment is involved and how big the order is. Plain nida and crepe can be expedited to 15–20 days bulk for a small surcharge. For Ramadan and Eid, book at least 10–12 weeks ahead to cover sampling, approval, production and sea freight to the Gulf or UK.