Wholesale Kurtis Botswana | Indian Supplier | Textile Zone

MOQ	1 full catalog per design (typically 4-8 pieces)
Dispatch	Within 24-48 business hours from Surat
Delivery	5-9 business days via DHL, FedEx, Aramex or City Link Express
Payment	Bank transfer, wire transfer, or Western Union (no PayPal, no COD)
Invoicing	GST-compliant invoice on every order, in INR
Inquiries	WhatsApp +91-7406667101

When you buy kurtis from Textile Zone, you are not ordering fabric by the metre to cut and stitch yourself. Each catalog — like the Pranjul Pragati Vol 19 or Kadlee Valentine — arrives as a finished design set, with pieces coordinated to work as one outfit. For Botswana retailers used to sourcing unstitched fabric locally, this removes the entire production step from your workflow. You skip the pattern-making, the cutting table, and the tailor's shop entirely. What lands at your door is shelf-ready stock that you can price and display the same day it arrives.

This distinction matters more in Botswana than in many other markets. Local apparel wholesalers typically sell yardage by the metre, which suits manufacturers who have their own cutting and stitching operations. But if you run a boutique or a clothing stall without a production setup, that raw fabric is of limited use. The readymade model collapses the gap between ordering and selling — you go from catalog selection to finished product in roughly one week, not one month of local production lead time.

Rayon kurtis dominate our current stock because they breathe well in warm weather and hold colour through repeated washing. Cotton options give you a sturdier, more casual drape, while printed sets like the Wooglee Livonia offer pattern-heavy designs that stand out on a rack. You can order one catalog per design — no need to commit to dozens of pieces of a style you are unsure about.

Rayon is particularly well suited to Botswana's hot, semi-arid conditions. The fabric is lightweight, absorbs moisture, and does not cling uncomfortably the way synthetic blends can in high heat. Cotton, meanwhile, offers durability for everyday wear and is easier to launder in household machines — a practical consideration for your customers. The printed options in current stock use bold, all-over patterns that give each piece a distinct identity, making them easier to photograph for social media marketing or to feature as statement items on a rack.

Because each catalog is a coordinated set, you never have to worry about mismatched separates. The top, bottom, and any accompanying pieces are designed to be sold together, which simplifies your inventory management. You stock complete outfits rather than individual components that may or may not pair well.

Each catalog is a single design's full set — commonly four to eight pieces, though the exact count varies by listing. You cannot mix pieces from different catalogs to reach a quantity; the MOQ is one complete catalog of that specific design. Check the individual listing for its piece count before you confirm your order. This structure keeps your risk low when testing a new style. One catalog of an unfamiliar design costs far less than a bulk order of fifty identical pieces that might not move.

The piece count variation also means your cost per unit differs from one catalog to the next. A six-piece catalog naturally spreads the design's value across more units, while a four-piece set carries a higher per-piece price. Factor this into your retail pricing when you compare catalogs side by side. If you are building a diverse stockroom, ordering several different catalogs at once gives you variety without forcing you to overstock any single design.

Dispatch happens within 24-48 business hours from Surat, and international delivery runs 5-9 business days via DHL, FedEx, Aramex, or City Link Express depending on your destination. That means your order typically reaches Botswana within roughly two weeks of confirmation. Payment is settled in Indian Rupees via bank transfer, wire transfer, or Western Union — there is no PayPal option, so plan your banking accordingly. Every order includes a GST-compliant invoice, which gives you a clear paper trail for your own records and for declaring the shipment to Botswana customs.

Customs duties and taxes on import are your responsibility as the buyer. Textile Zone does not calculate or collect Botswana's import duties at checkout, and the GST invoice provided is the documentation you need to declare the shipment accurately. Work with your local clearing agent or check with Botswana Unified Revenue Service for current thresholds before your first order arrives.

1. Select your catalogs: Browse the kurtis category and note the catalogs you want — each design is ordered as one full set, not as individual pieces.
2. Confirm on WhatsApp: Message +91-7406667101 with your chosen catalog names to verify stock and receive your GST-compliant invoice in INR.
3. Pay and receive dispatch: Settle via bank transfer or Western Union, then expect dispatch within 24-48 business hours from Surat.

Can I order just one kurti to test the Botswana market?

No — the MOQ is one full catalog per design, which typically contains 4-8 pieces. You cannot buy a single piece from a catalog.

How do customs and import duties work when shipping to Botswana?

Customs duties and taxes on import are your responsibility as the buyer. Every order includes a GST-compliant invoice, which gives you the documentation needed to declare the shipment to Botswana customs.

Are these kurtis already stitched or do I need a tailor?

They are readymade. Kurti-pant sets arrive finished and ready to sell — you do not need to cut fabric or engage a local tailor.

What if a design does not sell well in my shop?

All sales are final — there is no return, exchange, or credit-on-next-order policy. Order one catalog of a new design first to gauge local demand before committing to more.

Can I request exclusive rights to a design for Botswana?

No design-exclusivity arrangements are offered to any buyer or country. The same catalogs are available to other international buyers.

How should I price these kurtis for the Botswana retail market?

Compare the catalog's total cost in INR against your target retail price per piece. Since piece counts vary from four to eight, calculate your landed cost per unit before setting your markup.