I want to import garments from China and wholesale supply in India. What is the best way?

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I want to import garments from China and wholesale supply in India. What is the best way?



You should first look on some online platforms to gauge which suppliers you want to work with.

Here's is wholesale clothing suppliers: apparelwin.com; some of these suppliers export to Zara and other fashionable companies .

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