Embroidered Brick Modest Tunic 40603KRMT

Brick terracotta tunic with decorative embroidery

Embroidery is the cheapest way for a boutique to raise the perceived value of a garment, and this long-line tunic uses it well. The colour is a warm brick terracotta, the cut is comfortable and long-line for wear over trousers, and the drape is soft rather than stiff. Supplied to modest fashion retailers as a six-piece wholesale size series covering 38 to 48.

Why boutiques stock this

• An embroidered piece justifies a higher retail price than a plain tunic bought at a comparable cost — the margin is visible on the garment.
• Terracotta is the warm shade that has grown steadily in modest fashion, and it looks considered next to cream and brown accessories.
• Six graded sizes cover more of the curve than a standard four, so a decorative style is available to more customers.
• Decorative pieces do the work of drawing a customer to a rail; the plain stock beside them does the volume.
• It reads as semi-occasion without being formal, which lets a customer justify the purchase for more than one event.

Fabric and fit

The tunic carries a decorative embroidered pattern, long sleeves and a long-line cut with a comfortable, breathable drape, worn over trousers which are not included in the order. No fibre composition is published for this style, so no fabric content is claimed here. Colour is brick, a warm terracotta, and the sample size shown is 38.

• Colour: Brick (terracotta)
• Features: Embroidered pattern, long sleeves, long-line tunic cut
• Fibre composition: Not published for this style
• Order contents: Tunic only, worn with trousers
• Sample size: 38
• Care: Machine wash at 30°C, do not wring
• Product code: 40603KRMT · Brand: NEVA STYLE

How the wholesale size series works

An order is a graded series of 6 tunics — one garment in each of sizes 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and 48. The per-piece reference price is $10.00, giving a full series price of $60.00. Six pieces at that cost is a serious test of a decorative style: enough sizes to serve real customers, small enough that an unproven colour cannot hurt you.

Frequently asked questions

What does embroidery add commercially?
It moves a garment out of the basics category. Customers accept a higher price for visible decoration, while your cost per piece stays at everyday level.

Which season suits terracotta?
Autumn most obviously, but warm earth tones now carry through the year in modest ranges rather than disappearing in spring.

What does one series contain and cost?
Six tunics, one in each size from 38 to 48, at $10.00 per piece — $60.00 for the series.

Can embroidered styles be reordered?
Reorders go through your wholesale account and depend on the style still being in production, so it is worth asking early with decorative pieces.

Who is the customer for this?
A shopper looking for something more interesting than a plain tunic but not an occasion garment — the everyday customer buying an upgrade.

Does the embroidery need special care?
The published guidance is machine wash at 30°C and do not wring; no separate instruction is given for the embroidery itself.

Order from a Turkish modest fashion wholesale supplier at www.modestwholesale.com.