BUYING NOTES
Long or Short Sleeves? Planning a Wholesale Pajama Range
Sleeve length is a useful starting point for a collection, but it does not describe the whole set. Compare the bottom length, fabric information and garment measurements before deciding how to split a wholesale order.
Check the top-and-bottom combination
A short-sleeve pajama set may come with shorts or full-length pants. Likewise, a long-sleeve top does not always mean long trousers. Open the individual product page and use its photos and description together. Record both sleeve and bottom length in your buying list so that the received assortment matches what your store intends to offer.
Use your customers' needs to plan the mix
For buyers serving Saudi Arabia, the UAE or other Middle Eastern markets, ask what your own customers prefer for homewear, coverage and indoor use. Avoid selecting an entire order from a climate assumption alone. Use actual customer requests or sales history when available, and compare the listed fabric details instead of assuming that a shiny surface means a specific cooling or breathable performance.
Compare size charts before sharing a size ratio
Use the top length, bust, shoulder, sleeve and bottom measurements relevant to each style. A size label shared by two products does not establish the same fit. Where measurements are unavailable, ask for confirmation rather than copying another product's chart. Keep men's and women's measurements distinct when planning a matching range.
Turn the assortment into an inquiry
Group the selected references into long-sleeve, short-sleeve with shorts, and short-sleeve with pants. Add a color, size and quantity to each line. Keep the minimum of 10 sets per SKU and 100 per order in mind, then ask MEILU to confirm availability and a final CNY quotation with shipping separately. The collection pages are browsing guides; the individual reference defines the product.