Women's Kurtis & Kurtas Wholesale
Pure cotton kurtis with floral prints and square necks, cotton kurtas in printed, textured and embroidered styles, and summer co-ord and spaghetti sets for boutiques and online kurti resellers.
Buying kurtis, tunics & tops wholesale
Kurtis are the bread-and-butter line of most women's clothing shops in India. Students, working women and homemakers buy them for daily wear, and resellers on Instagram and WhatsApp move them in volume because they are easy to photograph and size. This category has floral printed pure cotton kurtis in blue, green and purple, a purple square neck kurti, cotton kurtas in black, blue, green, off-white and pink across printed, textured and embroidered finishes, plus cotton co-ord sets and new spaghetti sets for summer.
Cotton is the summer favourite, and demand climbs from March as temperatures rise. Off-white embroidered kurtas sell for office wear and pujas, while bright florals move for college and casual outings. Co-ord sets give younger customers a fusion option.
Size sets matter in kurtis. Order every size in each design, with more depth in M and L. A first order with a mix of solid, printed and embroidered styles shows you quickly which look your customers prefer.
Selling prices on this page run from ₹295 to ₹355.
New to buying wholesale? Read how to buy clothes wholesale for your shop.
Kurtis, Tunics & Tops: questions buyers ask
What size ratio works for a first kurti order?
Most shops take every size in each design, with the deepest quantity in medium and large and fewer pieces at the smallest and largest ends. Adjust after your first season based on what is left. Online resellers often keep slightly more of the larger sizes, as those are harder for customers to find.
Which kurti styles sell best in summer?
Pure cotton kurtis with floral prints, light colours and breathable cuts lead in summer. Square neck and short-sleeve styles also do well. Co-ord sets and spaghetti sets appeal to younger buyers who want a fusion look for outings and holidays.
How should a reseller photograph cotton kurtis?
Use natural daylight to keep colours accurate, and show the full length along with a close-up of the print or embroidery. Mention the fabric and fit in the caption. Customers on WhatsApp often ask for a size chart, so keep one ready to share with every catalogue.