Wholesale Boys' Clothing: Boys' Clothing Wholesalers
Wholesale boys' clothing — shirts, sets, bottoms and dresswear in infant through boys' sizes.
Boys' wholesale clothing runs from smocked baby outfits to size-16 suits, and it is bought with durability in mind: boys' garments are expected to survive the playground and be handed down afterwards. The brands and distributors below supply boys' shirts, polos, bottoms, outfit sets, swimwear and dresswear to children's boutiques and department stores through their wholesale programs. The girls' and baby directories linked above round out a children's department.
Children's Wholesale Clothing Guides
Wes and Willy
Wes and Willy : Wes and Willy produces boys' T-shirts, sweatshirts, pants, shorts, swimwear and licensed collegiate apparel, supplied to boutiques and department stores. The brand has focused on boys' garments, including toddler through boys' sizes, since 1989. Location: Omaha, NE.
Appaman
Appaman : Appaman wholesales boys' suits, blazers, button-down shirts, graphic tees, shorts and swimwear through the wholesale program linked on its official site. Its boys' collections span toddler through size 16 in tailored and casual styles.
PKW Group
PKW Group : The PKW Group distributes boys' clothing at wholesale, including tops, bottoms, sets, outerwear and licensed character apparel in infant through boys' sizes. Retailers order bulk boys' garments directly from its wholesale catalog. Location: Los Angeles, CA.
Me & Henry
Me & Henry : Me & Henry offers its entire boys' collection to retailers at wholesale prices, including polos, woven shirts, henleys, pants, shorts and onesies in sizes from newborn to age 16. The brand sells through hundreds of boutiques in the United States and Canada.
Andy & Evan
Andy & Evan : Andy & Evan wholesales boys' dresswear and casual garments, including stretch suits, vest sets, button-down shirts, polos and shorts in sizes 0-24 months and 2T-16. The line is distributed through department stores and specialty retailers.
RuggedButts
RuggedButts : RuggedButts is the boys' line of RuffleButts, wholesaling boys' swim trunks, rash guards, rompers, tees and outfit sets in baby, toddler and boys' sizes. Its UPF 50+ swim garments are supplied to specialty retailers through the company's wholesale program.
Properly Tied
Properly Tied : Properly Tied supplies boys' shirts, polos, shorts, pants and swim garments to retailers through its Become a Retailer and B2B ordering program. Its catalog organizes classic boys' apparel alongside baby and girls' categories.
Bailey Boys
Bailey Boys : Bailey Boys wholesales classic boys' garments, including smocked outfits, rompers, shirts and shorts sets in baby and toddler sizes. The company sells its traditional boys' apparel through children's boutiques. Location: St. Simons Island, GA.
Honeydew USA
Honeydew USA : Honeydew USA distributes boys' clothing at wholesale, including tees, sets, shorts and pants, with no minimum order requirements for retailers. Its boys' catalog is organized separately from its girls' and baby assortments.
Deux par Deux
Deux par Deux : Deux par Deux offers wholesale retailer access and a Become a Retailer program for its boys' collections, which include shirts, pants, shorts, outerwear and swimwear in baby through boys' sizes. Retailers can also use the brand's retailer locator and wholesale contacts.
The Boys' Categories That Sell
Everyday boys' volume sits in a few hard-working categories: knit tops and polos, shorts and pants with reinforced knees and adjustable waists, and outfit sets that make dressing simple. Swim - trunks and rash guards - is a compact seasonal line with strong margins. The specialty end of the boys' market is dresswear: suits, blazers, button-downs and vest sets for weddings, holidays and religious occasions, where boutiques compete on fit and service rather than price.
Licensed and collegiate apparel is the other boys' specialty: team-branded tees and sweatshirts sell year-round in their regions. Note that licensed goods move only through authorized suppliers - the established boys' brands in the listings carry their licenses legitimately, which protects the retailer stocking them.
Sizing and Fit in Boys' Lines
Boys' sizes run infant, toddler (2T-4T), boys 4-7 and boys 8-20, with slim, regular and husky fits appearing from the 4-7 band upward. Husky and slim are the sizes general stores underserve, and boutiques that stock them build loyal followings among parents who cannot fit their sons off a standard rack.
When comparing suppliers, look at how their pre-packs distribute sizes: a pack weighted to middle sizes suits a store whose customers are mostly six-to-ten, while a store serving a school-aged crowd needs the 8-20 end. Several suppliers in the listings sell open stock or band-specific packs, which keeps a small store from drowning in the sizes it does not sell.
Common Questions
What sizes do boys' wholesale lines cover?
Most boys' programs run infant and toddler sizes, then boys 4-7 and 8-20. Slim and husky fits usually appear from size 4 upward. Brands vary, so check each supplier's size chart before ordering.
Is boys' dresswear a year-round business?
Yes, at boutique level. Weddings, holidays, first communions and school events keep suits, blazers and dress shirts selling in every season, with peaks at Easter and the winter holidays.
Can small boutiques buy boys' clothing without large minimums?
Several distributors in the listings sell with no minimum order or small per-style minimums, and boutique brands run retailer programs sized for independent stores. Confirm minimums and pre-pack rules in each wholesale program.