Wholesale Kurtis Japan | Indian Supplier | Textile Zone

MOQ	1 full catalog per design (typically 4-8 pieces)
Dispatch	Within 24 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 source from Textile Zone, you skip the cutting table entirely. Each catalog, like the Pranjul Pragati Vol 19 or Kadlee Valentine, arrives as a finished design set. You receive coordinated pieces ready for retail display, not bolts of cloth requiring local manufacturing. This suits Japanese buyers who want to test new styles without committing to production runs. The distinction matters because many Japan-based wholesalers purchase yardage from Indian mills and manage their own stitching networks. That model ties up capital in raw material and labour before a single garment sells. Here, you pay for completed designs that move straight to your sales floor or online storefront. For a market like Japan, where retail space is expensive and trends shift quickly, reducing your time-to-shelf gives you a measurable advantage over competitors still managing local production.

Rayon kurtis dominate our current stock because they drape well and handle humidity better than stiffer cottons. Printed cotton options offer a lighter, breathable alternative for warmer months. The short kurti silhouettes and kurti-pant combinations in these catalogs reflect current Indian trends, giving your store distinct pieces that differ from mainstream Japanese apparel offerings. Rayon also travels well in export packaging, resisting the creasing that can plague natural fibres during long transit. Cotton kurtis in this range suit customers who prioritise absorbency and easy care, a practical consideration for everyday wear. The prints themselves draw on Indian block-printing traditions and contemporary digital patterns, providing visual variety that stands apart from the subdued palettes common in Japanese fast fashion. You are not limited to one aesthetic either; the current stock spans several catalogs with different colour stories, so you can curate a selection that matches your specific customer base.

All prices are quoted in Indian Rupees, and you settle via bank transfer at the prevailing exchange rate. Every order includes a GST-compliant invoice, which gives your customs broker the documentation needed for Japanese import declaration. Duties and taxes on entry remain your responsibility, but the paperwork side stays straightforward on our end. The invoice clearly itemises each catalog, its piece count, and the unit value, so your declaration matches the shipment contents without guesswork. Because you pay in INR, you also avoid the double-conversion fees that can creep in when a supplier prices in a third currency. Your bank handles the conversion at the daily rate, and the GST invoice provides the official record you need for your own accounting. This transparency matters for Japanese businesses that maintain strict audit trails and need clean documentation for every imported shipment.

The MOQ structure here is deliberately simple: one full catalog per design. You are never forced to buy a fixed piece count or mix designs to hit a minimum. Some catalogs contain four pieces, others run to eight, and the exact number appears on each listing. This flexibility lets you order a single catalog from three different designs to test the market, then reorder the styles that perform best. You can also scale up quickly by ordering multiple catalogs of a winning design once demand confirms itself. There is no volume discount tier to calculate and no negotiation needed for larger orders; the per-catalog price stays consistent. For a Japanese importer managing inventory risk, this removes the pressure to overcommit on untested styles while still allowing meaningful volume when you find a proven seller.

1. Select your catalog: Browse the kurtis range and pick one or more full design catalogs; MOQ is one catalog per design, not a fixed piece count.
2. Confirm via WhatsApp: Message +91-7406667101 with your catalog choices to verify stock and receive your GST-compliant invoice in INR.
3. Pay and dispatch: Arrange bank transfer or Western Union payment; your order ships within 24 hours via international courier.

How do these kurti catalogs differ from buying fabric for my own production?

You receive finished, coordinated design sets—typically 4-8 pieces per catalog—rather than unstitched yardage. This eliminates your local cutting and stitching costs and gets products to market faster.

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

Yes, if that single piece is part of a full catalog. The MOQ is one complete catalog per design, so you can order a single catalog to evaluate quality and customer response before committing further.

What shipping timeline should I expect for Tokyo or Osaka?

Dispatch happens within 24 hours from Surat. International delivery then takes 5-9 business days via DHL, FedEx, Aramex, or City Link Express, depending on your specific destination and customs clearance speed.

Are there any returns or exchanges if a style underperforms?

No. All sales are final with no return, exchange, or damage-replacement policy. Review catalog details carefully before ordering, since your selection is committed once payment is confirmed.

How do I handle Japanese import taxes on my order?

Customs duties and import taxes are your responsibility as the buyer. The GST-compliant invoice we provide contains the declared value and description you need for Japanese customs clearance and your own records.

Can I request fabric swatches before placing an order?

No sample or swatch service exists. The catalog photographs and fabric descriptions on each listing are your reference, so review them thoroughly before purchasing.