Boys Shorts

Shorts are a versatile wardrobe staple for boys under 12 years old. A mitumba bale of boys shorts comes with a range of styles, colors and sizes suitable for both everyday wear and special occasions.

Parents love boys shorts for their comfort, breathability, and ease of movement, making them ideal for active boys in various settings. Additionally, the seasonal adaptability, easy care and affordability of boys’ shorts contribute to their popularity among parents.

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Boys Shorts Bale Content

A grade one boys shorts mitumba bale contains approximately 250 pieces of different colors and designs. Below are the most popular types:

1. Denim Shorts: They are casual and timeless, a versatile choice suitable for everyday wear. They can be paired with a variety of tops.
2. Cargo Shorts: Known for their multiple pockets, delivering a practical and utilitarian look.
3. Chino Shorts: These are typically made from cotton twill fabric, giving them a sleek appearance suitable for more formal occasions.
4. Athletic Shorts: Often made from moisture-wicking materials to keep kids dry during physical activities.
5. Bermuda Shorts: These are longer in length, usually reaching the knee or slightly above.
6. Board Shorts: Perfect for beachwear and swimming, typically made from quick-drying materials.
7. Cotton Shorts: Lightweight and breathable, cotton shorts are comfortable for everyday wear.
8. Sweat Shorts: These shorts are made from sweatshirt material and provide a cozy and relaxed option, perfect for lounging or casual outings.
9. Khaki Shorts: Similar to chino shorts, khaki shorts are a classic choice for a slightly more casual or preppy look.
10. Patterned Shorts: For a fun and playful style, most boys shorts come in various prints and patterns, such as stripes, checks, camo or graphic designs.

Market Tips for Shorts

Shorts are perfect for hot weather, allowing boys to stay cool. Below are some bonus marketing tips:

1. Urban Centers: If you are flexible, target urban areas where there is a higher population density.
2. Shopping Malls: Set up your stall in popular shopping malls where parents often visit to shop for children’s clothing.
3. Hot Seasons: Capitalize on hot seasons when there is increased demand for shorts. In Kenya, this is typically the July to September and January to March seasons.
4. Back-to-School Season: Prioritize marketing and stocking during the back-to-school period when parents are shopping for boys shorts.
5. Online Platforms: Leverage social media platforms to reach a broader audience. Ensure you have an active business Facebook page where you share the latest arrivals.
6. Promotions and Discounts: Offer discounts or bundled deals, especially during peak seasons, to attract more customers.
7. Value Addition: Once you open your bale, prepare the shorts well for sale. Some may need straightening, minor repairs or addition of waist bands.