Women's Clothing & Accessories Wholesale
Women's ethnic, fusion and western wear, lingerie, footwear, jewellery, sunglasses and watches in one place, for boutiques, ladies' garment shops, saree stores and online resellers.
Buying women wholesale
Women's wear is split into Indian and fusion wear, western wear, maternity, sunglasses and frames, footwear, sports and active wear, lingerie and sleepwear, jewellery, and watches and wearables. Most boutiques draw from two or three of these at once, typically ethnic wear, western wear and jewellery.
Indian and fusion wear brings the most footfall, led by pure cotton kurta sets with dupattas and floral printed kurtis for daily and office wear, and georgette and sequinned sets for festivals and weddings. Western wear fills the other side of the shop with cotton co-ord sets, tops, blazers and denim shorts, which sell to college girls and working women. Lingerie, such as padded full coverage bras, is a steady repeat line that brings the same customers back every few months.
A practical way to start is to pick one core section and add small amounts of accessories that match it. A kurta set buyer may add earrings or an AD-studded finger ring, and a co-ord set buyer may add sunglasses. Plan heavier festive stock for the Navratri to Diwali stretch and the wedding months, and lighter cotton stock for summer.
Selling prices on this page run from ₹275 to ₹895. Shop by type: Indian & Fusion Wear, Western Wear, Footwear, Sports & Active Wear, Lingerie & Sleepwear, Jewellery.
New to buying wholesale? Read how to buy clothes wholesale for your shop.
Women: questions buyers ask
Which women's categories should a new boutique start with?
Most new boutiques begin with cotton kurta sets and kurtis, since they sell all year, then add co-ord sets or tops for younger buyers. Jewellery and small accessories are a low-risk third line that raise the bill without needing much space.
How should I plan women's stock across festive and summer seasons?
Shift towards georgette, sequinned and embellished pieces from August to November for Navratri, Diwali and weddings. From March to June, move back to pure cotton kurtis, co-ord sets and light tops. Keep a base of everyday cotton through both periods.
Can I mix ethnic and western wear in one order?
Yes, and many shops do. Buying a few kurta sets, co-ord sets, tops and matching jewellery together helps you test what your customers prefer before going deep in any one line. Note what sells first and build your reorder around it.