Materials for the collection
Discuss fabric and component requirements alongside the coordinated top-and-bottom specification.
Fabric, trims and packaging →
DALI sleepwear
DALI manufactures coordinated pajama sets, connecting fabric production, dyeing and garment development across the top and bottom. Your collection can be developed around seasonal fabrics, prints and trims while keeping fit, size pairing and retail packing aligned. Share your assortment plan or reference set to start.

Product development
DALI reviews the fit, fabric and trims of both garments around the intended wearer and season. Sleeve and leg length, waist construction and closures are considered with the measurement sheet for each piece. The team keeps fixed-set requirements distinct from garments ordered as separate items, so development and later packing follow the intended retail format.
Keep the top, bottom and retail pack aligned across your sleepwear collection. DALI reviews cotton-rich fabrics, prints, trims and garment construction together. Women's and men's pajama sets need their own fit and size references; a shared fabric does not make the patterns interchangeable. Identify quantities by complete set, then show any separate garments, color combinations and pack contents so sampling and costing follow the intended selling unit.
Developing pajama sets with DALI
DALI can connect fabric, color and garment teams for coordinated sets. Review shrinkage expectations, fit, print alignment and care instructions across both pieces, with a size ratio and packing specification that preserve the set.
Fabric manufacturing, dyeing and garment production give DALI a connected route for coordinating seasonal sleepwear assortments. Fabric, print, trim and finished sizing are reviewed as one product, including the requirements for coordinated sets.
Named garment site; approved fabric and color references; wearer and destination requirements; garment, care-label and retail-pack approvals.
Audits and material documentation →Sample and project review
Fabric and garment teams consider the appearance of the complete set, not only a single panel. Artwork scale, placement, seam alignment and laundering expectations guide the sample review. Accepted material and garment comments are brought into the same specification so the top and bottom are not approved against unrelated references.
DALI connects set quantities, pieces per set and size/color assortments with the proposed folded, hanger or gift-pack format. Labels and barcode artwork identify the actual contents. An initial design reference and estimated bulk requirement are enough to begin discussing material options, sample work and the commercial basis.
Sampling and bulk order requirements →Manufacturing and supplier review
DALI's sleepwear portfolio sits alongside its fabric and trim product lines. This supports a joined discussion of the set's material, elastic, closures and retail presentation, instead of reviewing a top, bottom and pack as unrelated specifications.

Discuss fabric and component requirements alongside the coordinated top-and-bottom specification.
Fabric, trims and packaging →Agree the development stages and the reference used to approve the complete set.
Manufacturing partnership →Frequently asked
Specify the measurement sheet for each piece and explain whether the garments are sold as fixed sets or separate items. The team reviews the production and packing requirements for that assortment.
Share the intended season and wearer, composition preference, weight or reference handfeel, and any print or finish. Material selection and sample evaluation are agreed for the proposed garment construction.
No. Identify the wearer, product construction and destination market, then confirm the applicable buyer and product requirements before sampling or making product claims.
Product development and supply
Discuss the wearer, season, fabric and set structure with DALI. The team coordinates top-and-bottom development, sample objectives and the retail format for your bulk collection.