How is the size curve planned for trousers?

Factories cut against waist-and-length combinations, not alpha sizes, and will weight the curve to your market — a 30-40 waist spread with two leg lengths is a common European starting point. Share last season's sell-through by size and the factory drafts the ratio for you.

Does linen shrink, and who controls it?

Loom-state linen can shrink noticeably, so trouser makers pre-wash or sanforize the cloth before cutting and confirm residual shrinkage on the spec sheet. Ask for the wash-test figure with your sample; anything within about three percent is production-safe.

Can velvet trousers run in the same block as chinos?

Yes — the pattern is adapted for the pile fabric's thickness and one-way nap, which mainly affects the cutting marker, not the fit. Expect a slightly higher cutting loss on velvet, which factories price into the per-piece rate rather than a separate charge.

Wholesale Trousers from Turkey

14 wholesale products in this category

Trousers are a pattern-room product: the block that shapes the waistband, the rise and the crease line gets reused across an entire program, so a factory with a proven trouser block delivers consistent fits from the first carton to the tenth reorder. The workshops in this catalog sew classic-cut chinos and pleated dress pants alongside relaxed drawstring styles, and their cloth rarely travels far — Denizli looms supply the linen and cotton twills for the summer range, while Bursa's weaving houses provide the velvet and velour that carry the autumn price points.

Minimums typically run from 100 to 300 pieces per style, with the size curve split across waist measurements rather than generic S-M-L, so state your market's waist distribution in the RFQ. Listings below show the fabric composition and minimum on every card; unhemmed lengths for tailoring programs and belt-loop or side-adjuster variations are quoted as options on the same base garment.

Varetta

$25.48/ pc FOB

Trousers: common sourcing questions

How is the size curve planned for trousers?: Factories cut against waist-and-length combinations, not alpha sizes, and will weight the curve to your market — a 30-40 waist spread with two leg lengths is a common European starting point. Share last season's sell-through by size and the factory drafts the ratio for you.
Does linen shrink, and who controls it?: Loom-state linen can shrink noticeably, so trouser makers pre-wash or sanforize the cloth before cutting and confirm residual shrinkage on the spec sheet. Ask for the wash-test figure with your sample; anything within about three percent is production-safe.
Can velvet trousers run in the same block as chinos?: Yes — the pattern is adapted for the pile fabric's thickness and one-way nap, which mainly affects the cutting marker, not the fit. Expect a slightly higher cutting loss on velvet, which factories price into the per-piece rate rather than a separate charge.