Love In Dress is a women’s wholesale fashion brand built for boutiques, multi-door retailers, and online sellers who need reliable styles—not one-off samples that never restock. This guide explains how we approach MOQ, shipping expectations, and size & color options so you can plan buys with confidence.
Use it as a checklist before your first order, or as a refresh if you already source wholesale women’s dresses, tops, bottoms, outerwear, and sets.
Who Love In Dress is for
We focus on retailers who need:
- Curated wholesale women’s apparel across dresses, tops, knitwear, bottoms, outerwear, and co-ords
- MOQ that fits boutique and mid-market open-to-buy
- Styles that photograph well for e-commerce and social
- A partner that refreshes New In instead of dumping dead inventory
Browse the live catalog starting at the Love In Dress shop, then drill into categories that match your assortment plan.
MOQ: start small, scale winners
Minimum order quantity should protect your cash flow. Our recommended path for new boutique buyers:
- Select a tight capsule (for example 8–12 styles across dresses and tops)
- Buy a realistic size curve for your door
- Track sell-through for two to four weeks
- Reorder bestsellers and rotate slow styles using New In
This approach beats a large first PO that ties up capital in untested colors. Love In Dress supports flexible wholesale ordering so you can test micro-drops, then deepen depth on proven SKUs.
Shipping and lead-time expectations
Wholesale shipping timelines depend on stock status, destination, and carrier. When you inquire or place an order, clarify:
- Ready-to-ship vs made-to-order lines
- Carton counts and approximate weights for freight quotes
- Preferred shipping method (express sample vs bulk freight)
- Any labeling or packing notes for your warehouse or store
Plan marketing launches after you have a confirmed ship window—especially for campaign dresses and seasonal outerwear. Keeping a small buffer of core tops and bottoms reduces stockouts between inbound shipments.
Size and color options that retailers actually use
Clear size and color data reduces returns and support tickets. When you review a Love In Dress style, check:
- Garment measurements alongside letter sizes
- Color names that match tags and online listings
- Whether hero colors are restockable
Build your first buy around versatile neutrals plus one accent story, then expand. Categories to pair:
- Dresses — silhouette heroes for content
- Tops — high-turn traffic drivers
- Bottoms — skirts and pants that complete looks
- Outerwear — seasonal AOV lift
- Sets & co-ords — easy outfit stories
Product examples to study for fit and photo quality include the lantern-sleeve V-neck dress, embroidery rhinestone top, and thermal denim outerwear pieces in the current catalog.
What “good wholesale ops” looks like after you launch
Once your first Love In Dress capsule is live, review weekly: which dresses and tops need depth, which colors stall, and whether sets are selling as full looks or as separates. Share that feedback when you reorder so size curves and color buys improve over time. Keep a simple spreadsheet of MOQ, landed cost, and sell-through—this becomes your internal wholesale playbook.
As loveindress.com comes online with HTTPS, the same category structure and blog guides will support Google discovery. Until the domain is bound, treat the IP shop as your staging catalog: organize products, publish content, and prepare Search Console for the final domain cutover.
How to work with Love In Dress day to day
- Shortlist from New In and core categories
- Confirm MOQ, sizes, and colors for your first capsule
- Align shipping method and delivery window
- Launch with clear PDPs and lookbook photos
- Reorder winners; watch Sale when promotional depth is available
Questions about wholesale MOQ, shipping, or size runs? Reach out through the site contact options and reference the styles you want. Love In Dress is here to help boutique and wholesale buyers stock women’s fashion that sells through—not just fills a rack.
