Introduction:
At Credence Attire, we specialize in producing high-quality , fashionable garments that combine comfort, durability, and stylish kids item. In the fashion industry, we are dedicated to providing clothing that meets the diverse needs of our customers, from everyday wear to high-end fashion pieces. Our designs reflect the latest trends while ensuring practicality and comfort.
All categories in KIDS, BOYS, GIRLS, INFANT, TODDLER. We are also doing Fashion Accessories and Home Furnishing.
Vendor Structure: Countries of origin -Bangladesh
Our mission is to deliver stylish and sustainable garments that cater to the modern consumer. We aim to combine fashion with functionality, offering our Buyers clothing that enhances their everyday life without compromising on quality, standard time frame, or style. Customer satisfaction, competitive price, and promise on quality standard or style. Service, internationally accepted quality on on-time delivery & commitment.
We Offer: Men’s Apparel, Women’s Apparel, Children’s Apparel, Workwear, Underwear, Lingerie, Sportswear, Activewear & Towels.
Kids’ clothing fabrication — that generally refers to the materials (fabrics) and manufacturing processes used to make children’s clothes. Here’s a helpful guideline to get you started:
Clothing Fabrication Guide:
1. Common Fabrics for Kids’ Garments
Kids’ skin is sensitive, so materials must be soft, breathable, non-toxic, and durable. Common fabrics include:
Cotton fabric features (soft, breathable, natural, hypoallergenic) are commonly used every day wear, T-shirts, and body suits.
Organic cotton fabric features (chemical-free, eco-friendly, safe, for sensitive skin) are commonly used in infant clothing, pajamas.
Linen fabric features lightweight, breathable properties, and is good for hot climates, commonly used for dresses, shirts.
Bamboo fabric features soft, moisture-wicking, antibacterial properties commonly used for baby rompers, swaddles.
Fleece fabric is a warm, soft, and insulating material commonly used in winter wear, such as hoodies.
Denim fabric features durable, stylish use in Jeans, jackets.
Knit Jersey fabric is stretchy, comfortable for use in leggings, bodysuits.
Terry cloth fabric features absorbent, soft Towels, bathrobes.
Polyester blends fabric features strong, wrinkle-resistant (often mixed with cotton) used in school uniforms, sportswear.
Wool fabric features insulating, elastic properties used in sweaters, coats.
Silk fabric is sourced silkworm and features smooth, shiny, luxurious, and commonly used dresses, blouses.
Polyester fabric features strong, quick-dry, wrinkle-resistant common garments, activewear, and uniforms.
Nylon fabric features stretch, durability, and lightweight.
Acrylic fabric features soft, wool-like, colorfast properties in garments, sweaters, and winter wear.
Spandex fabric features super stretch, always blended in common garments, leggings, and swimwear.
Rayon(viscose) features a semi-synthetic, silky feel used in dresses, shirts.
Blended fabrics combinations of natural and synthetic fibers to improve performance.
Cotton-polyester fabric is durable, breathable, and less wrinkling use in kids’ wear, uniforms.
Wool-Acrylic fabric benefits warm, but lighter and cheaper for use in sweaters, outerwear.
Spandex blends fabric benefits add stretch to any fabric, used in sportswear.
Woven Fabrics:
Poplin uses shirts, uniforms. Denim uses jeans, jackets. Twill uses pants, suits. Chiffon uses dresses, blouses.
Knitted Fabrics
- Looped yarns – stretchy, soft, ideal for kids
- Can be weft-knit (e.g., jersey) or warp-knit
Jersey uses T-shirts, kids’ pajamas. Interlock uses babywear, leggings.
Rib knit uses cuffs, collars, and bodysuits. Fleece (knit pile) is used in hoodies, winter wear.
Non-Woven Fabrics
- Bonded fibers (not woven or knitted)
- Often used in diapers, filters, masks
Felt fabric uses crafts, costumes.
Polypropylene diaper linings, medical wear.
🧷 2. Key Garment Categories for Kid‘s
- Newborn & Babywear: Bodysuits, rompers, onesies, mittens, caps.
- Toddler Clothes: T-shirts, shorts, leggings, dungarees.
- wear (3–12 yrs): Dresses, jeans, jackets, tops, uniforms.
- Occasion Wear: Party dresses, suits, ethnic garments.
- Sleepwear & Loungewear: Pajamas, nightgowns, robes.
- Outerwear: Jackets, coats, raincoats.
🪡 3. Fabrication Considerations
- Safety: No choking hazards (e.g., avoid small buttons on baby clothes).
- Comfort: Tags can be irritating; many brands use printed labels.
- Stretchability: Knit allows easier movement for active kids.
- Easy Maintenance: Machine washable, stain-resistant materials are preferred.
Key Fabric Properties for Kids’ Wear
| Need | Look for… |
| Softness | Cotton jersey, interlock, bamboo |
| Durability | Denim, twill, poly-cotton blends |
| Stretch & comfort | Cotton-spandex blends, rib knits |
| Breathability | Cotton, bamboo, linen |
| Warmth (winter) | Fleece, French terry, flannel |
| Easy-care | Poly-cotton blends, wrinkle-resistant |
Fabrics to Avoid for Newborns
| Fabric | Why to Avoid |
| 100% Polyester | Not breathable, can cause heat rash |
| Wool (directly on skin) | Can be itchy or allergic |
| Rough Denim | Too stiff, not baby-friendly |
| Nylon/Acrylic | Not breathable, can irritate skin |
| Harshly dyed fabrics | Can cause allergic reactions |
Essential Fabrics for Kids’ Occasion Wear
| Fabric | Key Features | Common Uses |
| Satin | Smooth, shiny, elegant drape | Gowns, dresses, boys’ shirts, suits |
| Silk (or Silk Blend) | Luxurious, soft, breathable (expensive) | Dresses, blouses, waistcoats |
| Tulle (Net) | Lightweight, sheer, adds volume and flair | Tutu skirts, frocks, and overlays |
| Organza | Crisp, sheer, structured | Party dresses, sleeves, and overlays |
| Velvet | Soft, plush texture, rich colors | Winter formalwear, jackets, and dresses |
| Chiffon | Lightweight, flowy, layered look | Gowns, dupattas, skirts |
| Brocade (Jacquard) | Woven pattern, regal, rich-looking | Ethnic suits, jackets, sherwanis |
| Crepe | Slightly textured, elegant drape | Dresses, skirts, formal tops |
| Net Lace | Decorative, delicate, soft lace | Sleeves, accents, overlays |
| Shantung or Dupioni | Crisp, silk-like fabric with subtle texture | Formal suits, dresses, and skirts |
✨ Fabric Selection Tips by Gender & Style
👧 Girls
- Gowns, dresses: Use satin, tulle, organza, lace
- Ethnic wear (lehenga, Anarkali): Use silk blend, brocade, net, chiffon
- Winter wear: Use velvet with an inner lining
👦 Boys
- Suits & blazers: Use cotton satin, velvet, brocade, poly-viscose blends
- Ethnic kurtas, sherwanis: Use silk blends, jacquard, linen blends
- Formal shirts: Use satin, dobby cotton, poplin
👶 Comfort & Safety Notes (Very Important for Kids)
- Always line rough fabrics (like brocade or tulle) with soft cotton or satin lining to avoid skin irritation.
- Ensure no itchy tags, sharp zippers, or loose embellishments.
- Use lightweight versions of formal fabrics for younger children.
Ease of movement (especially for parties and play).
🌟 Popular Occasion Types & Suggested Fabrics
| Occasion | Fabrics to Use |
| Birthday Party | Satin, tulle, cotton-silk blend |
| Wedding/Reception | Velvet, brocade, organza, silk |
| Festivals (Diwali, Eid, etc.) | Cotton silk, jacquard, chiffon |
| Photo Shoots | Chiffon, tulle, lace, shantung |
| School Events | Satin-cotton blends, georgette, crepe |
Outerwear Items for Kids
| Item Name | Description & Use |
| Jacket | Light to mid-weight, great for layering in cool weather |
| Puffer Jacket | Padded/insulated, ideal for cold winter climates |
| Windbreaker | Lightweight, water-resistant, windproof |
| Raincoat | Waterproof or water-repellent coat with or without a hood |
| Hoodie | Casual outerwear, fleece or jersey, often zip-up or pullover |
| Sweater/Cardigan | Knitted outerwear for mild to moderate cold |
| Poncho/Cape | Fashion-forward layering for girls, lightweight or woolen |
| Overcoat/Peacoat | Formal woolen outerwear for winter events |
| Bomber Jacket | Stylish short jacket, often lined and ribbed. |
| Parka | Long insulated coat with hood, usually for extreme cold |
| Fleece Zip-up | Soft, lightweight warmth, indoor-to-outdoor transition |
| Vest (Gilet) | Sleeveless outer layer for layering with sweaters or hoodies |
| Snowsuit | Full-body insulated suit, ideal for infants/toddlers in snow |
🧵 Best Fabrics for Kids’ Outerwear
🧊 Cold Weather (Warmth-focused)
| Fabric | Features | Use |
| Fleece | Soft, insulating, breathable | Hoodies, zip-ups, linings |
| Polyester Wadding | Lightweight insulation for puffer jackets | Jackets, snowsuits |
| Wool/Wool Blend | Warm, durable, structured | Overcoats, peacoats |
| Sherpa Lining | Plush, faux-shearling for extra warmth | Jackets, hoods, mittens |
| Velvet or Velour | Soft, plush, warm (for fashion outerwear) | Capes, festive coats |
🌧 Rain & Wind Protection
| Fabric | Features | Use |
| Nylon | Lightweight, windproof, water-resistant | Windbreakers, raincoats |
| Polyester (Coated) | Waterproof or water-repellent with PU coating | Rain jackets, backpacks |
| Softshell Fabric | Combines water resistance with stretch | School jackets, light winter coats |
| PVC-Coated Cotton | Waterproof and durable | Stylish raincoats |
Important Features in Kids’ Outerwear
| Feature | Why It Matters |
| Lining (Cotton/Fleece) | Adds comfort and warmth |
| Hood (Removable or Fixed) | Protects from rain and wind |
| Elastic Cuffs & Hems | Traps heat; blocks wind |
| Zippers with Guard | Prevents skin pinching |
| Reflective Strips | Improves safety in low light |
| Machine Washable Fabric | Easy care for busy parents |
- Infants & Toddlers: Use soft, non-bulky layers (fleece, quilted), avoid anything with detachable small parts.
- Kids (3–7 yrs): Prioritize easy dressing (zips over buttons), playful designs, comfort.
- Tweens (8–12 yrs): Style matters more — bomber jackets, denim jackets, and parkas become popular.
- Kids’ Sleepwear & Loungewear Essentials
| Item Name | Description & Use |
| Pajama Set (Top + Bottom) | Classic 2-piece sleep set for all ages |
| Nightgown/Nightdress | Loose dress-style sleepwear, mostly for girls |
| Sleepsuit (Footed Pajamas) | One-piece for babies/toddlers, often with zippers |
| Onesie (Romper) | One-piece loungewear or sleepwear, with or without feet |
| Sleep Shorts & T-shirt | Lightweight summer sleep set |
| Robe/Dressing Gown | Warm layer for before/after bedtime |
| Lounge Set (Top + Bottom) | Casual wear at home, often worn all day |
| Sleep Sack (Infant) | Wearable blanket for babies |
| Thermal Pajamas | Warm base layer, great for cold climates |
| Jumpsuit (for older kids) | Trendy one-piece loungewear, often fleece or jersey |
🧵 Recommended Fabrics for Sleepwear & Loungewear
🌿 Natural Fabrics (Preferred for breathability & softness)
| Fabric | Features | Ideal For |
| Cotton Jersey | Stretchy knit, soft, breathable | Pajamas, onesies, sleep sets |
| Cotton Interlock | Thicker knit, ultra-soft | Babywear, cooler weather |
| Organic Cotton | Hypoallergenic, safe for sensitive skin | Infant/toddler sleepwear |
| Bamboo Rayon | Ultra-soft, breathable, antibacterial | Premium sleepwear |
| Muslin Cotton | Light, breathable, softens with wash | Summer nightgowns, sleep sacks |
| Modal or Tencel | Smooth, cool-feel, moisture-wicking | Lounge sets |
- ❄ For Cooler Climates
| Fabric | Features | Ideal For |
| Fleece (Poly or Cotton) | Warm, soft, cozy | Winter pajamas, robes |
| Thermal Knit Cotton | Retains warmth while being breathable | Base layers, winter sleepwear |
| Velour/Velvet Knit | Soft, plush, stylish | Holiday pajamas, lounge sets |
Key Features for Kids’ Sleepwear
| Feature | Why It Matters |
| Flat Seams | Prevents irritation on sensitive skin |
| Tagless Labels | More comfortable, especially for babies |
| Covered Zippers | Safer and more comfortable |
| Stretch Waistbands | Easy fit, especially for nighttime changes |
| Non-slip Foot Grips | For footed pajamas to prevent slipping |
| No Harsh Dyes/Chemicals | Essential for infants and toddlers |
🧵 4. Manufacturing Process
- Fabric Sourcing – Choose appropriate fabrics and trims.
- Pattern Making – Create basic shapes in child sizes.
- Cutting – Fabrics are cut according to the pattern.
- Sewing/Stitching – Assembling the pieces.
- Quality Control – Check seams, finishings, and measurements.
- Packaging & Labeling – Size tags, care instructions, branding.
5. Certifications to Consider
For safety and sustainability:
- OEKO-TEX® Standard 100
- GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard)
- CPSIA compliant (for U.S. market)