Women's Tunic Wholesalers
Wholesale directory for the clothing trade — women's tunics.
This page lists wholesale suppliers of women's tunics: companies that sell to the trade — retail stores and other businesses buying for resale, not to individual shoppers. Each listing gives the company's own description of its range where it supplied one, together with its location and phone number, so a buyer can make a first approach directly.
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Dear Lover
Dear Lover: Quanzhou Shiying Clothes, Co. is the owner of the Dear-Lover brand and a leading manufacturer of wholesale women's clothing. Located in Quanzhou City, China.
The Tunic: One Garment, Several Departments
A tunic is a loose, thigh-length top or short dress, usually with a straight or gently flared body, worn over leggings, slim trousers or on its own as a short dress. Because it crosses categories — tops, dresses, beach cover-ups and modest dressing all claim it — wholesale buyers source tunics from general women's clothing manufacturers as often as from tunic specialists. The supplier listed on this page is the Dear-Lover brand, made by Quanzhou Shiying Clothes Co. in Quanzhou City, China, a manufacturer of wholesale women's clothing selling tunic tops as part of a broad womenswear range.
Buying from a manufacturer of this kind is a volume decision. The attraction is range and price across a full women's line, with tunics ordered alongside other categories in the same shipment. The buyer's work is specification: confirm the tunic's finished length on the body (catalogue lengths are often quoted flat), the fabric's opacity when worn over leggings, and how prints are placed and matched at the seams.
What to Confirm Before a Tunic Order
Ask for the size range and the grading between sizes — tunics sell across missy and plus more evenly than fitted tops, and a narrow size run cuts the garment's main market. Confirm minimum order quantities per style and per colour, mixed-container options if you are combining categories, and lead times including production slots in peak season. Request a pre-production sample in the actual fabric: drape and hand-feel decide whether a tunic hangs as the easy, fluid garment customers want.
Merchandising notes matter for sell-through. Tunics are styled with leggings and slim bottoms, so a store's tunic buy should be planned alongside its legging buy in matching colour stories. Keep approved samples and the agreed specification with the order file, and photograph how each style was displayed — tunic ranges reorder well when the second delivery matches the first in length, shade and print scale, and those three details are exactly the ones that drift between production runs.
Colour and print decisions deserve the same care as fit. Tunics are bought as outfit-makers, so a print that cannot sit with the leggings and trousers a store already stocks will stall however good the garment is. Order prints against your existing bottoms range, keep one or two safe solids in every delivery for the customer who will not wear print, and check that reorders of a selling print arrive at the same scale and shade — print drift between runs is as damaging to a tunic range as shade drift is to basics.
Common Questions
What is a tunic?
A loose-fitting garment that falls to mid-thigh or below, worn as a long top over leggings or slim trousers, or as a short dress. Tunics are sourced from tunic specialists and from general women's clothing manufacturers alike.
Who manufactures the tunics listed here?
The Dear-Lover brand, made by Quanzhou Shiying Clothes Co. of Quanzhou City, China — a manufacturer of wholesale women's clothing whose range includes tunic tops.
What should a buyer confirm on a tunic order?
Finished garment length, fabric opacity and drape in the actual production fabric, print placement, the full size range and grading, minimums per style and colour, and lead times — checked against a pre-production sample.