Resort & Beachwear Manufacturing for Boutiques Worldwide

Everything here is designed to be worn in heat and near water, and every silhouette is already block-cut and sewn before, which means a first order can move quickly. Changes to length, neck, sleeve or print scale are routine at sampling.

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  Kaftans & dresses

  Straight, A-line and tie-waist shapes in voile and linen, midi to maxi, with side slits and deep armholes for airflow.

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  Cover-ups

  Long and short kimono styles, crochet-trimmed sets, sarongs and pareos, plus the matching shorts and trousers that complete them.

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  Co-ord sets

  Crop and trouser, tank and skirt, shirt and short — cut from the same cloth so they read as one story on the rail.

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  Swim-adjacent pieces

  One-shoulder and tank styles in lining-weight fabric, produced alongside the cover-ups so a boutique can buy the whole look from one factory.

Resort wear lives or dies on cloth weight. Too heavy and nobody buys it twice; too thin and it looks cheap under shop lighting. We work in the 60–120 GSM band: cotton voile and cotton poplin, pure linen and linen-cotton, rayon and viscose where you want drape, Tencel and modal blends for softness, and organic cotton where a brand wants the certification.

These cloths breathe, dry quickly, refuse to cling in humidity and travel folded rather than pressed. Colour is reactive-dyed for depth and wash fastness, or pigment and natural dyed for the softer, lived-in look. Every batch is tested for rub and wash fastness before cutting, because salt water, chlorine and long sun are harder on a dye than any laboratory cycle is.

The range above is a starting vocabulary, not a catalogue. Most orders become something specific:

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  Print development

  Block-print repeats, digital prints, tie-dye and bandhani placements built to your scale and colourway.

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  Dye-to-shade

  Matched to a swatch or a Pantone reference, with a shade band you keep for every reorder.

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  Your label, not ours

  Woven neck labels, printed care labels, cotton or leather hangtags, and plastic-free packaging if you want it.

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  Your size set

  XS to XXL, petite and long lengths, or your own grade carried across every style in the collection.

Small edits at the sampling stage — neck depth, strap width, a pocket added or dropped — are part of the process, not an extra. That is what the sample exists for.

Our cartons go to independent boutiques and small resort chains in Mexico, the United States, Canada, Australia, the United Arab Emirates and across Europe and Japan — Tulum and Sayulita, Ibiza and Mykonos, Lisbon and Byron Bay, Tokyo and Osaka. Most of what we sew each year is a repeat order.

Buyers stay for unglamorous reasons. A fifty-piece minimum lets a small shop test a silhouette without over-committing. A consistent reorder means the size twelve that sold last summer fits this summer. And one factory handling the kaftan, the cover-up and the co-ord is one conversation instead of four.

We ship by air and by sea, raise the commercial invoice and packing list, and supply the fabric composition and country-of-origin details your customs broker will ask for.

Resort arrives early. A March or April drop means cloth booked in October or November, samples through December and January, bulk through January and February, cartons shipped by the end of February. Work backwards from your rail date and you will land it.

Sampling

7–14 days per round

Bulk production

3–6 weeks for 100–1,000 pieces

Air freight

3–6 days door to door

Sea freight

25–35 days to most ports

Reserve capacity by confirming your styles roughly three months ahead — the block printers we work with fill up before the export calendar does. A mid-season top-up is usually possible in three to four weeks while the fabric is still in stock; ask before you need it, not after.

Fifty pieces per style, per colourway, split across your size set however you like. Two styles at fifty each is a perfectly good first order, and it is how most of our long-standing accounts began.

Minimum

50 pieces per style, per colourway

Samples

Charged up front, adjusted against the bulk deposit

Reorders

No new sampling — usually 3–4 weeks to ship

Better rates

Above 500 pieces per style; collections quoted above 2,000

And if fifty is still more than you want to risk on a first test, say so. We would rather start small and be right than sell you a season of stock you cannot move.