One-Piece Swimsuits
Define the neckline, straps, back design and leg openings around your target size range.
Develop children’s swimwear with the fit, fabrics and details your collection needs. From one-pieces to rash guards and swim shorts, we turn your references into samples and bulk production.
Develop girls’, boys’ and unisex swimwear with coordinated colors and prints. Each product type is developed to your size chart, with shared prints and trims across the collection.
Define the neckline, straps, back design and leg openings around your target size range.
Coordinate tops and bottoms with coverage, fit and proportions reviewed together.
Develop sleeve length, neckline, openings and matching bottoms for your collection.
Specify waistband fit, length, lining and pocket details for boys’ or unisex styles.
Design illustrations for reference. Long-sleeve one-pieces and other custom silhouettes can also be discussed.
Review neckline, underarm space, torso length and openings against your size chart and fit references.
Development considerations, not a sizing guide. Confirm exact ages, heights and measurements for your collection.
Start with your target age group, height range and size chart. Measurements are developed for the product, rather than simply scaling down an adult silhouette.
Define who the product is for, including your market’s size labels and the body measurements behind them.
Review torso length for one-pieces, sleeve and body length for rash guards, and waist, rise and length for shorts.
Check neckline, armholes, waist and leg openings, along with coverage and ease of dressing, before final approval.
Small details shape how swimwear feels and how easily it goes on. Discuss the finishes that suit your product and target age group.
Review materials, placement and construction during sampling.
Review placement and finishing at the neckline, underarms and other contact areas.
Discuss binding width and tension for necklines, waists and leg openings.
Choose lining placement and coverage around the fabric and garment design.
For zipped styles, discuss backing, a top guard and opening placement.
AI-generated design references, not production photographs. Final details are confirmed during sampling.
UPF 50+ fabric options are available for your kids’ swimwear collection. We can also help source fabrics to suit your design, preferred hand feel, stretch requirements and target price.
Review composition, weight, stretch and lining together. Confirm the selected material and garment coverage for your project. Recycled and other certified options can be reviewed during sampling — see sustainability for what we can and cannot claim.
Bring shared prints and colors across one-pieces, rash guards and shorts. Review artwork scale and placement for different garment sizes.
Discuss Your Fabric Requirements ↗
Swatches shown are illustrative. UPF 50+ is an optional fabric selection, not a default claim for every product.
Develop your children’s swimwear collection with our own factory in Dongguan, China.
Send designs, product types, target ages and heights, your size chart and estimated quantities.
Review fit, fabrics, lining, openings, trims, prints and brand details before sampling.
Check appearance, measurements, coverage and construction. Discuss changes and approve specifications.
With the sample, order details and deposit confirmed, your order moves into production.
Review label placement and branding alongside the garment design.
Custom fabrics, trims, labels and packaging may have separate minimum quantities and charges. Confirm the quantity basis for coordinated sets in your quotation. More on private label, quality control and MOQ & lead times.
Practical details for planning your collection, from age ranges and fabric options to quantities and timing.
Looking for sampling steps, payment terms or shipping details? They are covered on the main FAQ.
We develop children’s swimwear from babies to teens. Share your target age group, height range and size chart so we can review the measurements and construction for your project.
Yes. Product options include one-piece swimsuits, two-piece sets, rash guards, long-sleeve one-pieces and swim shorts. You can also develop coordinated products with shared prints and colors.
Yes. Provide your size chart and fit references. Key measurements and sample adjustments are reviewed for the product type and target size range before bulk production.
Yes. UPF 50+ fabric options are available. We can also help source fabrics to suit your design, hand feel, stretch requirements and target price. The selected fabric and garment coverage are confirmed for your project.
Our MOQ is 50 pieces per style, per color, with 3–4 sizes mixed. Repeat orders have the same MOQ. For coordinated sets, confirm the item breakdown and quantity basis in your quotation. Custom fabrics, labels and trims may have separate minimums.
Sampling typically takes 10–15 days, depending on design and materials. Revisions and delivery require additional time. Bulk production typically takes 25–35 working days from receipt of the deposit, with the sample and order details confirmed before production.
Yes, when a style reaches production volume. The exact terms are on MOQ & lead times.
Tell us your destination market before development. We review the requirements that apply to your collection — for example restrictions on cords, small parts and trims — and confirm which test reports and documentation can be provided for the final fabrics and trims before bulk production.
Send your design references, target ages or heights, size range and estimated quantity. Include any preferences for fabrics, coverage and brand details. We reply with MOQ, sample fee and lead time — usually within one working day.
No tech pack yet? A photo of a sample garment, your target age range and quantity are enough to start.
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