Girls' Fall/Winter Pinafore Dress, Two-Piece Set. Sizes 90–130. Children's Clothing WholesaleWL037

Autumn Princess Dress Overview

An autumn girls dress with a princess line, made in the 90-130 cm height range that covers roughly three to seven years. It sits in the middle of the girls dresses we supply: one silhouette, one fabric story and five sizes, so a shop can dress a whole age band from a single line instead of hunting for a different style at every size.

The style is built for volume buyers — wholesalers, boutique owners and importers who need something that repeats well across a season and reads clearly on a hanger. As a girls princess dress wholesale style it is produced in runs of hundreds of pieces per colour, finished to a standard we check against the approved sample, and packed to travel.

Autumn shapes the design. On its own it suits mild early-season weather; in cooler weeks it layers over a long-sleeve top or under a knit cardigan without the skirt losing its line. The five sizes — 90, 100, 110, 120 and 130 — are cut to your own size breakdown, so the run follows what actually sells in your market rather than a fixed size split.

Workmanship is the part we ask buyers to look at closely. Neckline, armholes, side seams, hem and any applied trims are checked on the approved sample before bulk production, and again on the finished goods. If you are weighing this style against others for a girls dress wholesale order, that finishing is the difference your customer will notice on the shop floor.

Nothing here is a seasonal one-off: the same style, the same chart and the same finishing can be repeated on a reorder, which is what makes it useful as a core piece for a kids clothing wholesale range rather than a one-season test.

Size Range and Fit Planning

• Five sizes, one line. 90, 100, 110, 120 and 130 are all available on this style, so one order can stock the full height band instead of splitting the range between two or three styles.
• Height-led sizing. Sizes follow the child's height rather than age alone. The run covers about 3 to 7 years, and children of the same age often sit two sizes apart — stock the band your market actually has rather than an even spread.
• Your ratio, not a house split. The five sizes are cut to the breakdown you send: heavier weighting on 110 and 120 for school-age markets, or more 90 and 100 where younger children dominate.
• Plan for layering. This is a girls autumn dress worn over a long-sleeve top in cooler weeks, so if your customers layer thick knits underneath, weight the ratio upward rather than ordering a longer length.
• Check the chart first. Compare our size chart against a girls dress you already sell in your kids clothing wholesale range, and confirm the length on the size you plan to lead with before the run is cut.
• Consistency across sizes and reorders. Measurements are checked against the approved chart on finished goods, so the 110 in your first order matches the 110 in a repeat order.

Construction and Workmanship

Nice workmanship is easy to print on a page and hard to prove, so here is what we actually look at on this autumn girls dress.

The princess line is the first check. The bodice sits flat across the chest, the waist seam runs level, and the skirt hangs evenly all the way round — a skirt that pulls to one side shows up immediately in a photograph and in a shop window.

Inside finishing matters as much as the outside. Raw edges are enclosed, seams are trimmed, and no loose thread or scratchy trim is left where it will sit against a child's skin. Any applied decoration is checked for secure stitching and for small parts, because a trim that loosens in the wash comes back as a return rather than a complaint.

The hem is measured at several points rather than one; a hem that varies even slightly reads as poor quality on a hanger. Neckline and armholes are checked for symmetry against the reference garment, and the finished piece is compared with that reference before packing.

On a girls princess dress wholesale order we hold the run to the approved sample rather than to the first garment off the line. Buyers comparing this with other girls dress options usually find the difference in these details rather than in the silhouette.

Specifications

Styling and Occasions

• Autumn everyday. Worn over tights with ankle boots, this autumn girls dress works for school runs, weekend errands and family visits, and stays tidy through a long day.
• Layered for cold mornings. A plain long-sleeve top underneath and a button-front knit cardigan over the top turn it into a cold-weather outfit without changing the dress.
• Birthdays and family celebrations. A princess dress for girls is expected to hold up to photographs, cake and a long afternoon — with a hair bow and a smarter shoe it moves straight into occasion dressing.
• Lookbooks and digital catalogues. The princess line photographs well both front-on and in movement, which is what a girls boutique dress wholesale buyer needs for a website as much as for a shop window.
• Season-long selling. Because it reads as a dress rather than a costume, it can sit on the everyday rail in early autumn and move to the occasion rail as the season turns.
• Display it as an outfit. Hang it with the cardigan, tights and boots you already stock and the customer sees a complete look rather than a single piece.

Layering and Range Pairing

A girls autumn dress sells better when the shop can show what goes with it, so this is how the style sits inside an autumn wardrobe.

Underneath, a plain long-sleeve cotton top in white or cream keeps the look simple and adds warmth without bulk. Over the top, a button-front knit cardigan with a ribbed hem gives the customer a second reason to buy. On the legs, cotton tights early in the season and thicker opaques later, with ankle boots for everyday and a simple strap shoe for occasions.

For colder markets, our lamb fleece coat range in 90-130 cm — soft plush with 3D cartoon decoration — layers over this dress without flattening the skirt, which is the practical test of any outerwear worn over a princess line.

Within the girls dresses category, this is a girls dress that carries a whole outfit: the cardigan, tights and boots you already stock finish the look, so a boutique can build a complete autumn display from four items rather than ten.

If you carry sets and tops as well, keep the same size band so a customer can move between categories without changing size — the 90-130 cm run makes that straightforward to plan for a girls boutique dress wholesale order.

Ordering and Delivery

1. Send your size breakdown. Every girls dress wholesale order starts with the ratio across 90 to 130 and the colours you want. Sizes are cut to your breakdown, so the price follows the run rather than a standard split.
2. Minimum quantities. 200 pcs per style and per colour. A first trial order can be 1,000 pcs in total across up to 5 styles, shipped together — five styles at the 200-piece minimum each.
3. Lead time. Spot styles ship in 3-7 working days after payment clears. Custom work runs 30-45 days, plus 3-5 days for inspection and export documentation.
4. Payment. 30% deposit to start, 70% once the goods have been inspected and before booking. Photographs, the packing list and carton marks reach you before the balance falls due.
5. Shipping. FOB Ningbo or Shanghai as standard, with CIF and DDP quoted to your port or warehouse on request.
6. After arrival. Any issue reported within 14 days of arrival, with photographs and carton details, is settled by replacement on your next order or a credit against the goods value.

Pre-Shipment Workmanship Checks

Approved samples stay on file as the reference for the whole run. Before bulk production, fabric and trims are checked against that reference; once production starts, the partner factory making the style is followed up rather than left alone until the ship date.

The final inspection happens on finished goods, not on the first sample. Measurements are taken across the finished girls dresses in your ratio and compared with the chart you approved; trims are pulled to check they are secure; hems, seams and necklines are compared with the reference garment. Anything that fails is corrected or remade before the goods are packed.

You can appoint your own inspection team if you prefer, and we arrange access and send the packing list ahead of the visit. Every girls princess dress wholesale order leaves with photographs, a packing list and carton marks, so what reaches you matches what was approved.

If something does slip through, send photographs with the carton and size details — that is what lets an issue be traced back to the batch it came from instead of becoming a long exchange of emails.

Washing and Storage Care

• Wash cool and gently, turned inside out, with similar colours. A mesh laundry bag keeps the trims and the skirt seam away from zips and buttons sharing the same load.
• Skip the tumble dryer. Heat and tumbling pull a princess skirt out of line, so dry on a line in the shade and smooth the bodice and skirt flat while the piece is still damp.
• Spot-clean a single mark before committing the whole dress to a wash. Repeated full washing is what dulls a print and softens a trim long before the fabric itself wears out.
• Keep bleach, enzyme stain removers and fabric softener away from the decoration. Softener in particular collapses the volume that gives the skirt its shape.
• Press on a low setting from the inside, or steam gently, rather than putting an iron directly on the trim work.
• Store folded in a breathable cotton bag or on a padded hanger. Plastic vacuum bags trap moisture and set hard creases into the skirt over a full season in storage.
• Clean the dress before it goes into end-of-season storage, and check each folded piece for damp before it is packed into a carton.
• Give your shops the care wording we supply with the approved sample. The final instructions follow the fabric confirmed for your order, so the line printed on your swing tag matches the garment a customer actually takes home.
• The common misuse to warn your customers about is washing a girls autumn dress together with heavy denim or school bags, which abrades the skirt far faster than the wash cycle itself.

Custom Development & Extended Sizes

From a stock style to your own look. Colour, fabric and trim changes are developed through the partner factories that make this style, so a buyer can move from our running version to a private-label look without changing supplier, renegotiating terms or rebuilding a size chart. Most girls boutique dress wholesale ranges begin exactly here: one or two styles adapted to the shop's own palette rather than a whole collection designed from scratch.

What to send. A reference garment, a fabric swatch, a colour reference or a tech pack all work as a starting point. From that we come back with the options that fit your price point, note anything that would push cost or time — an all-over print, dense beading, a heavier lining — and confirm the sampling round before bulk is scheduled.

What stays fixed. The princess silhouette, the five-size chart and the finishing standard stay as they are; colour, hand-feel and trims are where your own look comes from. Keeping the block unchanged is what protects the fit you approved on the first sample when the run repeats next season.

Sizes above 130 cm. This style stops at 130 cm, but the answer is not a new supplier. Our autumn princess dresses also run in a 110-150 cm band for older and taller girls, and a multi-piece set covers 120-160 cm when your customers want a casual option for the same age group. The same minimums, the same inspection routine and the same consolidated shipment apply across those styles.

Bridging two size bands. The 110-150 cm run overlaps this style between 110 and 130 cm, so a wholesaler can carry both and hand a growing child upward instead of losing the sale at the top of the range. Plan the ratio of each band separately, since the overlap sizes usually sell through at different speeds in the same market.

Planning a custom run. Sample first, approve the sample in writing, then let the bulk run follow that reference. If your kids clothing wholesale programme needs several adapted styles in one season, list them together at the quoting stage so sampling and production can be scheduled in one sequence rather than one style at a time.

Supply Chain & Delivery Assurance

MAKWELL is based in Zhili, Huzhou — the children's wear cluster that produces about two-thirds of China's kids' clothing. We are a trading and sourcing partner, not a factory, and that is deliberate: your order is placed with whichever of our 50+ long-term partner factories fits your market, price point and workmanship, with roughly 300,000 pieces a month of capacity to schedule against. Several styles can be consolidated into one shipment, checked by a CMA/CNAS lab or your nominated SGS, BV or Intertek, then shipped FOB Ningbo or Shanghai, CIF or DDP. For July–October peak season, confirm capacity early.

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