[tinywillow]

I've been searching online for decently priced organic onsies and fabric. I'm shocked at how high the price points are. I want to be able to offer my product at a fair price, so that the non-yuppy crowd can buy original, creative, organic clothing for their babies too. I need to find a good deal for the organic fabric or already made onsies in order to be able to accomplish this goal. I also want to be able to make a decent profit to pay for my own baby's needs.

Has anybody had any luck with finding some good organic baby onesie or organic fabric companies? Do any of you want to get together to purchase a large amount wholesale? I would like to find somewhere that will print my own labels, instead of using their lables, without having to buy too many units (I don't want to spend more than $300 because I'm just starting). It would also be great to find a company that lets me buy various colors and sizes in one order, without having to buy large amounts of each color and size.

I do only want to make organic baby clothing, so am only interested in organic onsies and fabric. I appreciate any advice or leads any of you have.

 

[wormil]

I haven't tried the product but the Sanmar Precious Cargo Organic one pieces are less expensive than some companies sell non-organic onesies.

 

[Rodney]

Are you sure you're looking at the wholesale pricing for those garments on the sites you already visited?

 

[jchrispin]

I think American Apparel do organic clothing. Another supplier here in the UK is Mantis. They do lovely organic childrens clothing.

Janine

 

[sunnydayz]

Monag.com Has organic onesies that are really nice. I think with $300 its a far stretch to think someone will make them, as that is a really small amount. Most manufactures are going to want much larger minimums then that, and if you can find one that does smaller amounts, chances are they will be more expensive per peice due to the low quantity. I would check out monag's though.

 

[giaowsa]

HI, not sure if you found someone to go in cohorts with you for the organic onesies, but I will be placing an order most likely within the month for some s/s and l/s kimono style onesies in natural and brown. Going rate is about $7-$8 a piece, not including shipping. If you are interested maybe we can work something out?

 

[organicfred]

Try SOS from Texas. Gary is awesome, he will work with you. Also contact SPX Organics, Dan maybe able to point you in the right direction. Let 'em know we sent ya, good luck!

 

[organicbeginings]

Hi I was sent a link to this thread and I think Erica has already spoken to me , to be honest you totally get what you pay for .Now some prices are over inflated but anything around the $7-10 should be very good quality organic onesies /tshirts for babies -5yrs
For 9 months I tried every organic onesie on the market and the prices were from $6 up to $25 wholesale. I know at the higher end it's crazy pricing .I could not find the quality or colors I wanted anywhere so I ended up having my own made and that process took almost 8 months to perfect ,the designs (to fit organic diapers comfortably) the fabric ,quality etc . I had a 50 point requirement list and finally I found exactly what I wanted by designing it myself .
So sometimes you have to just keep searching other times you have to make it yourself,some companies like AA will sell you smaller amounts as they have a retail outlet, the big players usually have fairly large minimums ....
To get exactly what I wanted I had to jump right in and have large numbers made but I am so delighted with the finished product ...another tip make sure the organic is "certified " the seller should have certification on the label i.e GOTS and they also will be able to tell who certified their product ...another wee tip if you are looking for organic bamboo if it is mechanically processed it will be organic ...If it is chemically processed it isn't they use harsh chemicals to break down the fiber....Happy Holidays

 

[Shirts Up!]

Continental Apparel is by far the best I have found. They use a lot of renewable energy sources and have a great line of bamboo clothing.
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[tinywillow]

HI, not sure if you found someone to go in cohorts with you for the organic onesies, but I will be placing an order most likely within the month for some s/s and l/s kimono style onesies in natural and brown. Going rate is about $7-$8 a piece, not including shipping. If you are interested maybe we can work something out?

I am interested. The colors and style sound great too.

 

[bdesign]

Hi all: I am also looking for organic baby onsies in bright colors.

"It would also be great to find a company that lets me buy various colors and sizes in one order, without having to buy large amounts of each color and size.

I do only want to make organic baby clothing, so am only interested in organic onsies and fabric. I appreciate any advice or leads any of you have."

 

[giaowsa]

I've noticed not too many folks carry lots of organic colors. try the person on this thread. Organic Beginings - Putting the Ooh in Organics he's got a few color choices..good luck

 

[GreenTeam]

You have to check out Colored Organics (Wholesale Organic Baby Clothes From Colored Organics.) They have a variety of colors and you can mix and match sizes, styles and colors. Great for small companies starting out!