Custom All-Over Print Kids Short-Sleeve Dress

Custom All-Over Print Kids Short-Sleeve Dress is one of our 1-option blanks — cut & sewn in-house at our Yiwu, China factory. Built with short-sleeve construction, the silhouette is intended to be the foundation — the artwork is the product. Every panel from hem to cuff accepts a continuous print, so logos, sponsor blocks, color gradients, and photo-real artwork can run without seams, white borders, or panel breaks. We re-knit to your spec from 1 stocked fabric recipes so you can dial in hand-feel, opacity, and price without leaving this style.

Cotton and cotton-blend options use reactive all-over digital print on pre-cut panels, then assembled in cut-and-sew. This is how we get full edge-to-edge coverage on natural fibers — the panels are joined after printing, so seams sit at standard construction points rather than breaking the image.

This is a non-sport blank, so we focus print engineering on apparel-only use cases — corporate wardrobe, retail capsule drops, event merch, and uniform programs. On the commercial side, the most common briefs we run on this skirt fall under team & club, sports league, corporate & branding, corporate & promo, promotional swag — typically 50–2,000 pieces per drop, re-orders on a 3-week cadence. Lead time from approved artwork to ex-factory is 10–18 days for sublimation and 18–25 days for all-over cotton, plus your DDP transit lane.

On the care side, cotton skirts printed with all-over digital print on cotton are machine-washable at 40 °C, line-dry friendly, and safe to iron inside-out at medium heat. Color-fastness is rated 4–5 on the ISO 105-C06 scale, so logos do not bleed onto adjacent garments in a shared wash. Because the entire blank is cotton, expect a small amount of post-wash shrinkage (under 3 % on the warp, 1 % on the weft at 40 °C) — we pre-shrink all panels before printing, so size tolerance stays within ±1 cm across the size run. MOQ is 50 pieces per design, with no minimum on re-orders of the same artwork. Mixed sizes count toward the per-design MOQ, not the per-colorway MOQ.