Kids T-Shirts

As exporters of kids’ t-shirts, we ensure high-quality sourcing by using premium fabrics and adhering to strict quality control standards for safety, comfort, and durability.

We manufacture children’s t-shirts with customization options. We can work with your tech packs and transform them into finished products. Our design team is ready to collaborate with you to bring your ideas to life—just send us your tech pack, and we’ll take care of the rest.

Printing Techniques – Screen printing, sublimation printing, HD printing, embroidery, cut & sew, brand labeling

Production Time – Varies based on order size

We collaborate with GOTS-certified factories to offer the best organic cotton materials as per customer preferences. Custom t-shirt manufacturing for infants and kids involves providing a variety of options in fabrics, colors, silhouettes, prints, embroideries, appliques, and designs, while keeping costs competitive and delivery timelines feasible.

Preferred Materials for Kids' T-Shirts

Cotton is the most common material for children’s t-shirts, offering comfort, breathability, and softness. It’s also hypoallergenic, making it ideal for kids with sensitive skin.

The typical GSM (grams per square meter) range for cotton kids’ t-shirts is between 140 and 160, striking a balance between durability and comfort.

Sustainable Materials in Kids' Apparel Manufacturing

There are various eco-friendly materials used for children’s t-shirts, including:

Organic Cotton: Grown without toxic pesticides or fertilizers, organic cotton is processed in an environmentally friendly way, making it a popular choice for sustainable kids’ clothing.
Recycled Polyester: Made from recycled plastic bottles, this fabric uses less energy and reduces waste compared to virgin polyester.
Tencel: A fabric produced from sustainably sourced wood pulp, Tencel uses a closed-loop process that minimizes environmental impact.
Hemp: A durable, fast-growing plant that needs fewer resources than cotton, hemp is used to make a range of fabrics, including t-shirts.
Linen: Derived from flax fibers, linen is biodegradable and requires less water and chemicals to grow compared to cotton.

When shopping for sustainable children’s t-shirts, look for certifications like GOTS or OEKO-TEX Standard 100 to ensure environmentally and socially responsible production practices.

Key Considerations When Manufacturing Bulk Kids' T-Shirts

There are several factors to consider when designing and producing kids’ t-shirts:

Size & Fit: The t-shirt should be tailored to fit a child’s body, considering factors like sleeve length and shoulder width.
Neckline: Choose a comfortable, non-restrictive neckline such as crew neck, V-neck, or polo neck.
Seams: Seams should be flat and smooth to avoid discomfort.
Sleeves: Short sleeves are most common for kids’ t-shirts, though sleeve length can vary.
Labeling: Labels should be made from soft materials to avoid irritation.
Fabric Finishing: Bio-washing or enzyme washing techniques can make fabric softer for better comfort.
Print & Embellishment: Fun designs, such as cartoons or bright colors, help make t-shirts appealing to children.
Safety Regulations: Ensure compliance with safety standards for children’s clothing, including testing for flammability and harmful materials.
Durability: T-shirts should withstand frequent washing and wear without shrinking, fading, or tearing.
Sustainability: Eco-friendly options like organic cotton or recycled materials can help create sustainable children’s t-shirts.
Age Range: Consider the target age group for appropriate sizing and design.
Colorfastness: T-shirts should be tested to ensure the colors won’t bleed or fade during washing.
Breathability: Fabrics should be breathable to prevent discomfort, especially in warmer weather.
Gender-Neutral Design: Consider designs that are appealing to both boys and girls.
Packaging: Packaging should have attractive designs to appeal to both children and parents.
Pricing: Maintain competitive prices without compromising on quality and safety.

Kids T-Shirt Styles – Trends and Popular Designs

There are various styles of kids’ t-shirts, and the best choice often depends on factors like age, gender, occasion, and personal taste. Some of the most common styles include:

Crew Neck T-Shirt: A classic style with a round neckline.
V-Neck T-Shirt: A fashionable option with a V-shaped neckline.
Henley T-Shirt: A button-front t-shirt without a collar.
Polo T-Shirt: A t-shirt with a collar and buttons, made from cotton or performance fabric.
Baseball T-Shirt: Features contrasting sleeves, typically made from cotton or cotton blends.
Graphic T-Shirt: T-shirts with printed images or graphics, often showcasing characters or sports teams.
Long Sleeve T-Shirt: Ideal for cooler weather or layering.
Tank Top: Sleeveless t-shirt, perfect for warm weather.
Crop Top: A shorter t-shirt that ends above the waist, often worn by girls.
Muscle T-Shirt: Looser-fitting with larger armholes, usually worn for sports or by boys.

Kids' T-Shirt Size Guide

Children’s t-shirt sizes can vary between brands, but typical sizes are as follows:

Infant Sizes: From preemie to 24 months, with measurements varying by brand.
Toddler Sizes (2T-5T): For children aged 2 to 5 years, with guidelines for height and weight.
Kids’ Sizes (XS to XL): For children aged 6 to 14 years, with common size ranges based on height and weight.

Alternative Names for Kids' T-Shirts

Depending on the style and design, kids’ t-shirts can also be called:

Basic T-Shirt: A simple, plain t-shirt made of cotton.
Graphic T-Shirt: T-shirts with printed designs or images.
Polo Shirt: A collared t-shirt with buttons.
Henley Shirt: A button-up shirt without a collar.
Raglan Shirt: T-shirt with sleeves that extend from the collar.
Baseball Shirt: Similar to a raglan shirt but with contrasting sleeves.
Tank Top: A sleeveless t-shirt, often worn in warm weather.
Performance T-Shirt: T-shirt made from moisture-wicking materials for physical activities.