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Jay Dee Exports is based in India and currently lists 16 active products in its catalogue. The company focuses on women’s apparel, covering categories such as Ladies Tops, Other Ladies Dresses, Shirts, Ladies Blouse, Tunic, Night Wear, Jumpsuits and Shorts. Its product portfolio reflects typical fast‑fashion items that are classified under HS chapters 61 and 62 for knitted and woven garments. The supplier’s catalogue does not include specific HS codes, but the items fall within the standard tariff headings for women’s shirts (6105), blouses (6104) and dresses (6204).
Among the listed items are a Crop Shirt, One Shoulder Top, generic Ladies Dress, Blouse, Dress, Ladies Tops, Shirt, Tops, Tunic, Night Dress, Off Shoulder Tops, Tank Top, Tank Tops, Jumpsuit, Paper Bag Shorts and Romper. These products are typically manufactured from blended cotton‑polyester fabrics with GSM ranges from 140 to 200 for tops and 180 to 250 for dresses and jumpsuits. Common style details include short sleeves, V‑necks, side slits and elastic waistbands, aligning with current market trends for casual and semi‑formal women’s wear. Buyers can expect standard sizing from XS to XL, with color options driven by seasonal palettes.
The catalogue comprises a variety of tops, shirts, dresses, tunics, nightwear and short‑style bottoms. In the women’s apparel sector, tops such as crop shirts and one‑shoulder designs are usually produced in 100% cotton, cotton‑rayon blends or polyester blends, with stitch density of 10‑12 stitches per mm and seam strength of 30‑45 N/tex. Dresses and tunics are commonly offered in woven fabrics with a weight of 150‑210 gsm, and nightwear often uses brushed cotton or modal with a softness rating of 3‑4 mm pile height. Jumpsuits and rompers typically require reinforced stitching at stress points and may feature stretch panels of 5‑10 % elastane to improve fit. Shorts, including paper‑bag styles, are generally cut from lightweight knits of 120‑150 gsm and finished with elastic cuffs.
Industry standards for these categories include compliance with ISO 9001 quality‑management, and buyers frequently request OEKO‑TEX Standard 100 certificates to verify the absence of harmful substances. For blended fabrics, a fabric composition test (AATCC 100) and colorfastness to washing (AATCC 61) are standard quality checks. Size measurement tolerances are typically ±1 cm for chest and waist dimensions, and garment labeling must follow the textile labeling regulations of the importing country.
They list women’s apparel including crop shirts, one‑shoulder tops, dresses, blouses, tunics, nightwear, jumpsuits, shorts and rompers, covering a total of 16 distinct items.
The items fall under HS chapter 61 and 62, commonly classified as 6105 for women’s shirts and tops, 6104 for blouses, and 6204 for dresses, tunics and jumpsuits.
Buyers should ask for the exact fiber blend, GSM (typically 140‑250 gsm for tops and dresses), and any stretch content; a fabric composition test report (AATCC 100) is standard.
Importers often require OEKO‑TEX Standard 100 or an equivalent harmful‑substance test, and may also request ISO 9001 quality‑management or ISO 14001 environmental certificates.
MOQ generally starts at 300‑500 pieces per style, with lead times of 30‑45 days after sample acceptance, depending on the complexity of the design.
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