Christmas textiles are one of the most seasonal categories in retail. Peak sales October–December, production must be complete by August. India's embroidery, printing and crafts capabilities create strong sourcing options.
Product Categories
- Christmas stockings (traditional felt, cotton, embroidered)
- Tree skirts
- Christmas throw pillows / cushions
- Table runners and placemats
- Advent calendars (textile-based)
- Christmas napkins and tea towels
- Christmas throws and blankets
Design Approaches
- Traditional red-and-green motifs
- Minimalist Scandinavian style
- Personalised (embroidered names)
- Vintage / rustic linen
- Custom brand collaboration
MOQs & Pricing (FOB India)
- Cotton stocking (basic) — 500 pcs, $3.50–5 per piece
- Embroidered stocking (personalisation) — 300 pcs, $6.50–10 per piece
- Tree skirt (round, 120cm) — 200 pcs, $12–18 per piece
- Christmas table runner — 300 pcs, $4.80–7.20 per piece
- Christmas throw pillow cover — 300 pcs, $3.20–5.50 per piece
Booking Timeline
- Design finalise: February
- Sampling: March–April
- PPS approval: May
- Bulk production: June–July
- Shipment: August–September
- In-store: October
About Blueridge Trade LLP
Blueridge Trade LLP operates a dual business model. Our textile division is a direct manufacturer — we own and operate the production of our cashmere, Merino wool, silk, organic cotton, and blended fabric programmes, controlling quality from fibre sourcing through finishing. This vertical integration is what allows us to guarantee Grade A specifications and offer competitive private-label terms to international brands.
Beyond textiles, we operate as a trading and sourcing partner for industrial commodities (copper, aluminium, zinc, tin, tungsten scrap, activated carbon), botanicals and spices, export-grade packaging, and consumables. In these categories we leverage a vetted network of Indian producers rather than manufacturing in-house — giving international buyers a single consolidated point of contact for both textile manufacturing and broader Indian sourcing requirements.