Wholesale Salwar Suits Netherlands | 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

Dutch buyers often source fabric by the metre from local wholesalers. That means cutting, pattern-making, and design work stays on your side. Textile Zone works differently — every salwar suit catalog arrives as a coordinated set: top, bottom, and dupatta in one matching design. You receive pre-designed pieces ready for your tailor to stitch, not loose fabric requiring creative decisions.

This distinction matters for Netherlands retailers and boutique owners. When you buy yardage locally, you carry the risk of design mismatch, fabric wastage, and pattern errors. With a catalog set, the design work is already complete. The colour palette, print placement, and silhouette coordination are decided in Surat. Your only task is final stitching and fitting.

Current stock includes cotton-rich sets with contemporary prints and embroidered accents. The Alok and Belliza catalogs in this range show the variety — from daily-wear simplicity to occasion-ready detailing. Each set carries its own design identity, so your shop can offer distinct options without holding excessive inventory.

The salwar kameez tops arrive partially constructed — typically the neckline, sleeves, and side seams are done. Your tailor finishes the fitting and hemming. The bottom and dupatta ship unstitched. For Netherlands buyers, this model suits small-batch production. You control the final fit without paying for full custom manufacturing.

This format also suits Dutch sizing preferences. European body proportions differ from standard South Asian measurements. Because the top is only semi-stitched, your tailor can adjust the bust, waist, and shoulder lines to fit your local clientele. The unstitched bottom allows similar flexibility — choose a salwar, churidar, or palazzo cut based on what sells in your shop.

This punjabi suit format also reduces your lead time. Instead of ordering fabric, waiting for cutting, and managing multiple vendors, you receive complete sets ready for the final stitching stage. One catalog covers an entire design run. You can move from order to shop floor in roughly two weeks including shipping.

Each catalog functions as one order unit. The MOQ is one full catalog per design — typically four to eight pieces depending on the listing. You cannot mix designs to reach a quantity, so check individual catalogs for their piece counts before ordering. This low commitment threshold suits Dutch small businesses testing new styles without large capital outlay.

Your GST-compliant invoice arrives with every shipment. This document gives Dutch customs authorities what they need for declaration. Import duties and taxes remain your responsibility under Netherlands regulations, and the invoice supports your clearance process. Keep this invoice for your accounting records — it documents your purchase price in INR for your own bookkeeping.

Communication runs through WhatsApp at +91-7406667101. This direct line lets you ask about specific catalogs, confirm current stock, and clarify piece counts before committing. The team in Surat responds to international inquiries regularly, so you are not navigating time zones alone.

1. Select your catalogs: Review the salwar suit range and choose complete catalogs — each design is one order unit, not mixable.
2. Confirm via WhatsApp: Message +91-7406667101 with your catalog selections to verify stock and receive your GST-compliant invoice.
3. Pay and receive: Settle by bank transfer or Western Union, then expect dispatch within 24 hours and delivery in 5-9 business days.

Can I order a single salwar suit set to test the Dutch market?

Yes. The MOQ is one full catalog per design, which typically contains four to eight pieces. This lets you sample a design without committing to large volumes.

How do Dutch customs procedures work with your invoices?

Every order includes a GST-compliant invoice in INR. You declare the shipment using this document. Import duties and taxes are your responsibility under Netherlands law.

Are these salwar suits pre-stitched or ready for tailoring?

The top is semi-stitched with neckline and sleeves finished. The bottom and dupatta arrive unstitched. Your tailor completes the final fitting and hemming.

What fabric types appear in the current salwar kameez catalogs?

Cotton-rich fabrics feature prominently, alongside designs with printed and embroidered detailing. Catalog composition varies, so check individual listings for specific fabric content.

Can I request design exclusivity for my Netherlands shop?

No. Design exclusivity arrangements are not offered to any buyer or country. The same catalogs are available to other international buyers.