Soft. Sweet. Easy bedtime vibes 🌙🎀
A lightweight pajama set made for kids who love cute prints and comfy sleepwear — and for brands who want a steady-selling essential in their collection.
✨ Product Overview
This pink cami-and-shorts pajama set from Delpnana is honestly one of those “simple but always sells” items.
Soft handfeel, breathable, and designed with a clean girly style that works well for both summer nights and indoor lounging.
The small printed characters, the lace neckline, plus the ruffled hem on the shorts — they create that boutique-style look moms in the US & Australia just keep buying.
It’s cute but not too flashy, lightweight but not flimsy. A very safe pick for sleepwear and kids’ daily homewear collections.
🎀 Key Features
💗 Soft & Kid-Friendly Fabric
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Light woven material that feels cool on warm nights
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Gentle on sensitive skin
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Doesn’t cling, doesn’t feel stuffy
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Holds color nicely even after many washes
🌸 Sweet Lace Neckline
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Delicate white lace trim on the camisole
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Adjustable straps for better fit
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Small chest pocket for extra cuteness (kids love pockets… even for no reason 😂)
🌼 Ruffle Shorts Hem
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Adds playful movement and girly charm
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Elastic waistband, easy pull-on, zero fuss for kids
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Not too short, not long — sits nicely for both younger and older age groups
🧵 OEM/ODM Custom Options
Your brand can customize almost every detail:
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Fabric: cotton, cotton-blend, viscose, modal
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Print: cute animals, holiday themes, pastel solids, small allovers
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Trims: lace style, pocket shape, ruffle width
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Fit: regular or loose, longer short length available
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Brand identity: woven label, hangtag, laundry tag, custom polybag
We work with small to mid-size brands and understand the need for quick responses & flexible development.
📐 Size Range
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Kids: 2Y – 12Y
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Relaxed bedtime fit
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Adjustable straps for better age coverage
💼 Why Retailers & Brands Choose This Style
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Easy to sell — cute + comfortable always works
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Great for “summer sleepwear” and “indoor homewear” collections
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Very low return rate because the fit is simple
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Good for family boutique shops, online stores, subscription boxes
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Cute enough for photo ads, but simple enough for daily wear
🏭 Production & Supply Info by Delpnana
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MOQ: 2 pcs per size/design for test orders
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Sample lead time: 15–25 days
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Bulk production: around 4–6 weeks
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Stable QC on stitching, lace finishing, ruffle alignment, and color consistency
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Manufacturing meets US/AU kidswear safety standards
🎯 Best For
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Kidswear brands
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Summer pajama collections
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Gift-set packaging
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Boutique online shops
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Seasonal or pastel-theme drops
🤝 Why Work With Delpnana
At Delpnana, we focus on helping B2B kidswear brands build collections that feel personal and consistent.
We keep communication simple, quality steady, and customization flexible — especially for clients from the US & Australia who need reliable delivery and long-term cooperation 💕🌙
❓ FAQ
1) Are you a factory or trading company?
Yes, we are a real factory based in Foshan, Guangdong. We’ve been doing OEM/ODM for more than 14 years, with production, trading, and logistics in place.
2) Can I use my own labels?
Yes — labels, packaging, hangtags, care labels, anything.
3) Can I customize fabric, color, and sizing?
Of course. We can customize colors, prints, fabrics, sizes. If you have your tech pack, we’ll follow it.
4) What’s your MOQ? Can I test small quantity first?
Most fabrics also work with 2 pieces per size, so yes, you can test small orders first to see our quality.
5) How long do samples and bulk take?
Samples usually around 15 working days. Bulk around 4–6 weeks, depending on order size and complexity. Tell us your schedule and we’ll try to fit it.
6) How do I place an order, and what payment methods do you take?
Just share what you want to make, and we’ll discuss the details. Payments we support include PayPal, bank transfer, and Alibaba Pay.
7) What about shipping?
Sea, air, express, land — all are possible. Prices vary depending on courier and shipment size. Express like DHL or FedEx is usually cheaper for small packages.
8) Any discounts?
Yes — long-term clients get better pricing, and we usually offer seasonal discounts for sample orders around Christmas and Chinese New Year.
9) What products do you mainly make?
Lots — dresses, rompers, pjs, shorts, pants, tops, sets, family matching, swimwear, sweaters, dancewear, etc.
10) Are samples free?
No, but we don’t try to profit from them. Our pricing is fair — not the cheapest in the market, not the most expensive, but good value for genuine quality.
🟠 Why OEM Is a Smart Move for Clothing Brands
Focus on what actually grows the business
Outsourcing production saves factories, machines, hiring, training — so brands can spend more time designing, promoting, and selling.
Lower production cost, higher efficiency
OEM factories buy fabrics in bulk and have trained workers and production lines. Cost per piece is usually much lower, and this matters a lot in childrenswear, where margins need control.
Get access to professional techniques
Working with a factory means you don’t need to build printing, embroidery, heat-transfer equipment, etc. yourself. Factories like ours already handle screen printing, DTG, embroidery, water-based inks, etc., letting your product stand out.
🟡 How to Pick the Right OEM Factory
Define what you want
Before looking for factories, brands should clarify:
- Fabrics
- Printing or decoration type
- Design complexity
- Whether your brand is premium niche or mass market
Check experience & certifications
Factories with long history and certifications like ISO 9001 are generally more reliable and more standardized.
Check capacity & flexibility
A good OEM partner should be able to handle both small trial orders and large runs. Delpnana, for example, accepts both — good for long-term cooperation.
Quality control matters
Look for factories with:
- QC checklists
- Testing labs
- Third-party test reports if needed
Transparent pricing
Good quotes explain fabric, trims, labor, packaging, shipping, etc. Clear pricing + flexible payment terms helps manage cash flow better.
🟢 What OEM Production Flow Looks Like
Design & samples
You provide CAD/tech pack, Pantone colors, pattern files. The factory should help create samples in a reasonable time.
Material sourcing
Could be organic cotton, recycled fabrics, OEKO-TEX materials, etc. A capable factory will help source and check standards.
Bulk production
There should be scheduled updates — messages, photos, or dashboards — so buyers know progress. ERP systems help avoid delays.
Packing & delivery
Factories can offer branded packaging, hangtags, printed bags, eco pack, etc. Delivery could be express, DDP, sea, air, etc.
Project management
Tools like Trello, Asana, Monday.com can help track timeline, who’s responsible, and what needs to be delivered.
🔵 Risk Control & Partnership Protection
Contract with clear rules
Should list delivery dates, quality tolerance, penalties, and after-sales handling.
IP protection
Include NDAs, IP ownership, and trademark clauses — your designs stay yours.
Multiple suppliers
For important products, some brands keep two suppliers just in case something unexpected happens.
🟣 Where OEM Apparel Is Heading
Sustainable production
Consumers care more about the environment, so OEM is moving toward:
- Recycled fabrics
- Organic cotton
- Water-based printing
- Low-carbon logistics
Agile small-batch production
Faster delivery and data-driven production help brands launch trends quickly and avoid dead stock.
Customization
Personal embroidery, heat-transfer names, custom packaging, and small collections help brands build loyalty. Delpnana has over 10 years of experience doing custom maternity & kids clothing, and feedback has been consistently positive.
⚪ Final Words
Working with a strong OEM factory helps brands grow faster, keep costs under control, and maintain consistent quality. The right partner is not just a supplier but part of your long-term development — especially in a market where sustainability and customization are becoming the new normal.
