Infant and toddler essentials · 0–24 months
Snap-closure rompers with reinforced plackets and nickel-free snaps; footed sleepers with gusseted crotches and elasticized ankles; lap-shoulder tees for easy neck expansion.
Safety-led children’s apparel
Custom Kidswear Manufacturing
Children’s apparel demands more than a smaller adult pattern. Fenalt manages tactile comfort, safety, durability and age-specific construction from tech pack to export.
Specialized flatlock, needle detection, fastener testing and structured quality gates support a safer production route for infant, toddler and youth collections.
Direct answer
Age-specific construction with a managed production chain
Fenalt oversees tech pack review, fabric development, pattern engineering, production, quality control and export for children’s apparel. The model is managed production, not a directory or broker listing.
Early childhood playwear · 2–6 years
Reinforced knee leggings with 5–8% stretch blends, 200–240 GSM boxy tees and elasticated waist trousers with internal drawcords.
Youth and junior apparel · 7–14 years
Technical hoodies with lined hoods and bartacked kangaroo pockets, 320 GSM French Terry joggers and oversized graphic tees with dropped shoulders.
Fabric selection
Softness, weight and compliance start with the substrate
Fabric weight and fiber composition shape comfort, breathability, durability and the correct silhouette for each age group.
| Fabric | Composition | Weight | Performance | Applications |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Combed cotton interlock | 100% cotton | 180–220 GSM | Ultra-soft double knit | Infant onesies and premium pajamas |
| Organic cotton jersey | 95% cotton, 5% elastane | 160–190 GSM | Breathable stretch recovery | Tees, leggings and base layers |
| Heavy French Terry | Cotton or CVC | 300–350 GSM | Looped back and durable exterior | Youth hoodies and joggers |
| Bamboo viscose blend | 70% bamboo, 30% cotton | 150–180 GSM | Silky hand-feel | Sensitive-skin and summer collections |
| Rib knit | 98% cotton, 2% spandex | 220–280 GSM | High elasticity | Necklines, cuffs and beanies |
Construction and safety
Comfort is engineered into every seam
Seam integrity
Flatlock stitching reduces bulk for infant wear and base layers; four-thread overlock supports side seams; 10–12 SPI balances longevity with fabric drape.
Safety controls
All kidswear passes conveyorized needle detection. Fasteners undergo the source pull-test protocol, and hardware is selected to avoid nickel and lead concerns.
Chemical management
Fabric and finish documentation is confirmed per lot and project requirement, with attention to harmful substances such as lead, phthalates and formaldehyde.
Quality control
The batch is released only after four checks
01
In-line inspection
Stitch tension and alignment are monitored during assembly.
02
Dimensional verification
Garments are measured against the approved tech pack and POM tolerances.
03
Final random inspection
AQL 2.5 applies before the lot can be released; excess defects trigger re-screening.
04
Packaging audit
SKU labels, polybag suffocation warnings and carton integrity are checked.
Technical FAQs
Kidswear manufacturing questions
What is the MOQ for custom children’s clothing?
Fenalt’s standard MOQ is 50 pieces per style, allowing emerging brands to test premium designs without high-volume inventory.
How are snaps and buttons made safe?
Every fastener follows a mandatory pull-test protocol; the source specifies a typical 9 kg / 90 N load. Nickel-free and lead-free hardware is used to reduce skin and safety risk.
Can Fenalt grade sizes across age groups?
Yes. Technical teams can apply standard grading increments for infant, toddler and youth ranges when the target demographic and grade rules are defined.
Which certifications can be supported?
Materials are sourced through vetted partners and certification documentation is confirmed per fabric lot and project requirement rather than assumed globally.
Do you offer private labeling?
Yes. Woven neck labels, heat-transfer care labels, hangtags and custom-branded polybags can be included in the BOM.
How is shipping handled?
DAP terms support small to mid-sized courier orders delivered to the warehouse; large bulk orders typically use FOB from Chattogram.
What is the difference between a prototype and PP sample?
A prototype verifies design, fit and hand-feel. The PP sample uses actual bulk fabric and trims and becomes the production line’s gold standard.
Build children’s apparel responsibly
Start a safer kidswear production route
Share your age range, fabric intent and safety requirements. Fenalt will structure the technical and quality gates around your collection.