Import Dress Girl Tiny Vest Tartan — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

The Dress Girl Tiny Vest Tartan is a children’s dress featuring a fitted vest overlay with a classic tartan pattern, constructed from a 100% cotton twill fabric weighing approximately 160 GSM. The garment includes a full-length skirt with a slight A-line cut and a buttoned back closure, sized for ages 3 to 10, following Indonesian children’s size charts. The tartan pattern is printed using a digital sublimation process, ensuring color clarity and wash resistance.

The cotton twill is woven with a 2/1 right-hand twill structure, offering moderate durability and a subtle texture. The vest portion is lined with a lightweight cotton voile for comfort against the skin. The tartan design uses four-color repeats, consistent with traditional Scottish patterns but scaled for children’s wear. The garment avoids synthetic dyes and uses pigments compliant with OEKO-TEX Class II, though certification is not provided.

This dress is primarily purchased by boutique retailers and e-commerce brands targeting Western markets for seasonal collections, especially autumn and winter. Orders are typically placed in multiples of 300 units per pattern and size, with packaging in branded polybags and cartons of 15 units. Trade terms are FOB Jakarta, with lead times of 35 to 50 days. Buyers should request pattern alignment samples and color fastness reports before production.

PT Lamonte Mode Internasional is a garment exporter based in Indonesia, registered as an imported supplier with harbor-level trust verification. The company’s listing indicates active export activity but provides no details on factory location, workforce size, or years in operation. It does not claim ISO, FSSAI, or other certifications as verified documents, and its response rate and average reply time are listed as zero, suggesting limited direct buyer communication channels.

The supplier specializes in children’s apparel, particularly dresses and casual wear, with production likely outsourced to third-party workshops. There is no evidence of in-house design, testing, or quality control labs in the listing. Buyers should treat this as a trading company rather than a manufacturer, and request production photos, fabric test reports, and sample approval before committing to large orders.