Bulk Clothing Orders from IndiaWholesale Supply · Direct from the Factory
Vriddhi Enterprises supplies bulk clothing orders and wholesale garments direct from our Ludhiana factory — to wholesalers, distributors, multi-brand retailers, garment traders and online sellers across India, with no middleman between you and the production floor.
Per-piece rates by quantity slab · standard size ratios and assorted colour lots · plain, our-label or your-label · full GST tax invoice and e-way bill · transport booked from Ludhiana with LR copy on dispatch · MOQ from 500 pcs per style.
What we deliver for every order
Factory Direct, No Middleman
You buy from the unit that cuts and stitches the garment. That removes the trader's margin between you and production, and it means the person quoting you can actually change the GSM, the trim or the ratio rather than passing your question along.
Straight Per-Piece Rates
A clear rate per piece by style, fabric, GSM and quantity slab. It does not move after you have quoted your own buyer, and larger slabs get genuinely better rates rather than a token discount.
Size Ratios & Assorted Colours
Packed to the ratio your market sells — S:M:L:XL at 1:2:2:1, or M:L:XL:XXL where sizes run bigger. Colours assorted within a style so you can offer a range without committing a full lot to every shade.
Season Booking & Repeats
Winter is a booked season: confirm February–March, produce March–August, dispatch August–October. Summer runs on a shorter cycle. Repeats in a running shade turn far faster than a fresh booking.
Full GST Documentation
GST-compliant tax invoice, e-way bill where applicable, and a packing list showing the size-ratio breakdown per carton. Clean paperwork that satisfies your accountant and your transporter both.
Pan-India Transport on LR
Booked from Ludhiana to Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Indore, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Guwahati and the North-East. Part-load or full-truck to suit the order; LR copy shared on dispatch.
How we quote the wholesale trade — plainly
Buyers from the wholesale market do not want a design consultation. They want a rate, a ratio, a delivery date and a bill. So here is exactly how it works, without the sales language.
Per-piece rate by slab. You get a rate per piece by style, fabric, GSM and quantity slab. It does not move after you have quoted your own buyer. Once a season booking is confirmed the rate holds for that season even if yarn moves against us — which in a fleece year is worth more than any discount.
Standard size ratio. We cut and pack to the ratios the trade actually sells, commonly S:M:L:XL at 1:2:2:1, or M:L:XL:XXL where the market runs bigger. Tell us your ratio and we pack to it, with the breakdown shown per carton on the packing list. You should not have to re-sort cartons at your end, or find yourself sitting on unsold smalls at the end of the season.
Assorted colour lots. Colours can be assorted within a style so you can offer a range without committing a full lot to every shade. The constraint is dyeing, not willingness: shades already running at the mill can be assorted freely, while a custom shade needs its own dye lot and carries a per-colour minimum. We tell you which of your requested colours are stock and which are custom before you book.
Plain, our label, or yours. Many wholesalers prefer plain garments or neutral packing so the stock can be sold on under different labels downstream. We run all three, and we do not insist on branding a garment you intend to resell unbranded.
Buying factory-direct instead of through a trader
Most wholesale garment buying in India passes through at least one intermediary, and that intermediary adds margin without adding capability. The practical difference when you buy direct is not only price. It is that the person quoting you can change something.
Ask a trader to move a hoodie from 320 to 380 GSM, swap a moulded zip for metal, change the rib composition or re-cut the size ratio, and the request has to travel to a factory and back — if it goes at all. Ask us, and it is a decision on our own floor. That matters most on the things that quietly determine whether a garment sells: the weight of the fleece, the quality of the zip, whether the rib recovers after a stretch, and whether the print survives the third wash.
It also matters for repeats. A wholesaler's real risk is running out of a shade that is selling. Because knitting, dyeing, printing and stitching all sit within a 15–30 km radius in Ludhiana, a repeat in a running shade can be turned far faster than a fresh booking — which is the single most useful thing about buying from this cluster rather than from a distant one.
The seasonal calendar, and what booking late costs
Winter is the season that rewards planning. Ranges are finalised and bookings confirmed in February–March, and fleece is blocked at that point, before mill rates move on the season. Production runs March–August, dispatch is August–October, and the stock sells through the October–January retail window.
Book late and three things go against you simultaneously: fleece costs more because the mills have already sold their good rates, production slots are taken so lead time stretches, and shade choice narrows to whatever is still running. We would rather tell a buyer this in February than accept the order in September and disappoint them in November. Summer knits run on a shorter, more forgiving cycle, but the same logic applies in compressed form.
What we check before a bulk lot leaves the floor
Bulk buying goes wrong in predictable ways, so we inspect for those specifically. Every lot is checked at AQL 2.5 across seven points — GSM against the approved swatch, colour fastness, shrinkage after wash, seam and stitch strength, sizing against the spec, print or embroidery quality, and finishing.
On knitwear two failure modes cause most wholesale complaints, and neither shows up on the day of dispatch. Shrinkage beyond tolerance turns an L into an M after one wash, and is controlled by properly compacting and pre-shrinking the fabric rather than by hoping. Spirality — side seams twisting around the body after washing — comes from unbalanced yarn twist and is controlled at fabric selection and cutting. We wash-test bulk lots rather than relying on the mill's stated figures, because the complaint lands with you, in front of your buyer, months after we have been paid.
Range, fabrics & finishing
What we supply in bulk
- T-shirts (round & polo neck)
- Hoodies (pullover & zipper)
- Sweatshirts (crew & quarter-zip)
- Shackets & bonded jackets
- Oversized & drop-shoulder tees
- Corporate uniforms & workwear
- Kids' tees, hoodies & sweatshirts
- Women's tees, crops & hoodies
- Track pants & joggers
- Thermals & innerwear
- Event & promotional tees
- Plain blanks for printers
Fabrics worked with
- Combed cotton jersey (160–220 GSM)
- Cotton fleece 280–450 GSM
- Anti-pill polar fleece (220–320 GSM)
- Melange / grindle knits
- Supersoft brushed fleece ("Butter Love")
- French terry / loop-back
- Bonded 2-layer & 3-layer knits
- Imported knits & shell fabrics
- Velvet, velour & shaneel (chenille)
- Pique knit (for polos)
- Cotton-poly blends (80/20, 65/35)
- Performance dry-fit polyester
Branding & packing
- Screen printing (plastisol & water-based)
- DTG & DTF transfers
- Embroidery (flat, 3D puff, chenille)
- Applique & twill patches
- Sublimation & all-over print
- Pigment dye, acid & enzyme wash
- Plain / unbranded production
- Your woven labels, tags & poly bags
- Neutral packing for resale
- Size stickers & barcode labels
- Case-pack cartons with packing list
- Assorted colour lots per size ratio
Rates improve with the slab, as wholesale should
Trial Lot
500 pcs
Per style, across the standard size ratio, in stock shades. For a new buyer testing our make and finishing before committing volume. The rate is honest, but it is not our best.
Wholesale Standard
1,000–10,000 pcs
Per style. Where the wholesale trade actually operates and where our rate becomes properly competitive — custom shades, your own labels and tags, and a rate locked for the season.
Programme Buyer
10,000–50,000+ pcs
Per season or per month. Fabric blocked against your forecast before market rates move, staggered dispatch, credit terms against track record, and priority on repeat shades.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum quantity for a bulk clothing order?
500 pieces per style across the standard size ratio in stock shades as a trial lot. Rates become properly competitive in the 1,000–10,000 piece slab, which is where the wholesale trade normally operates, and programme buyers at 10,000+ get fabric blocked against their forecast with staggered dispatch. Below 500 pieces the fabric lot and setup cost more than the garments, so we would be quoting you a bad rate.
Do you supply wholesalers and distributors, or only brands?
Both. We supply wholesalers, distributors, multi-brand retailers, garment traders and online sellers as well as D2C brands. You do not need your own label — we run plain garments, our label, or fully under your label with your woven tags, care labels and printed poly bags, whichever suits how you resell.
What size ratio do you pack in?
Whatever your market sells. The common ones are S:M:L:XL at 1:2:2:1, or M:L:XL:XXL where the market runs bigger. Tell us your ratio and we cut and pack to it, with the breakdown shown per carton on the packing list, so you are not re-sorting cartons at your end or sitting on unsold smalls at the end of the season.
Can I order assorted colours in one lot?
Yes, within a style. Shades already running at the mill can be assorted freely so you can offer a range without committing a full lot to each colour. A custom shade needs its own dye lot and carries a per-colour minimum. We will tell you which of your requested colours are stock and which are custom before you book, rather than after.
Do you provide GST bill and arrange transport?
Yes — a full GST-compliant tax invoice, e-way bill where applicable, and a packing list showing the size-ratio breakdown per carton. We book transport from Ludhiana to Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Indore, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Guwahati and the North-East, part-load or full-truck as the order suits, and share the LR copy on dispatch.
When should I book winter wear stock?
February to March. That is when ranges are finalised and fleece is blocked before mill rates move on the season. Production runs March to August and dispatch August to October, for the October to January retail window. Booking in September works against you three ways at once — fleece costs more, production slots are taken so lead time stretches, and shade choice narrows to whatever is still running.
Can you supply plain garments without any branding?
Yes. Plain, unbranded garments in neutral packing are a routine part of what we supply, and it is often what wholesalers and printers actually want so the stock can be sold on or decorated downstream. We can also add size stickers and barcode labels for retail handling without putting any brand on the garment itself.
What payment terms do you offer on bulk orders?
For domestic bulk orders, 50% advance with the balance before dispatch is standard. Programme buyers with a track record with us move to agreed credit terms. We do not ask for 100% advance from a new buyer — that is a reasonable thing for you to be wary of, and the balance-before-dispatch structure protects both sides.
How do you make sure a bulk lot is consistent?
Every lot is inspected at AQL 2.5 across seven points — GSM against the approved swatch, colour fastness, shrinkage after wash, seam strength, sizing, print or embroidery quality, and finishing. On knitwear we specifically wash-test bulk lots for shrinkage and spirality rather than relying on the mill's stated figures, because neither fault appears on the day of dispatch — they appear at your buyer's first wash, months later.
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