Styles
- Training tops
- Gym shorts
- Leggings
- Track suits
- Cycling wear
- Team and performance garments
Performance & Lifestyle
Plan performance garments around movement, fabric recovery, comfort, decoration compatibility, and the demands of the activity.
Product directions
Every style is developed from its own brief. These are common directions to help frame the first conversation.
Activewear should be developed for a defined use rather than described only as sportswear. A running top, compression legging, gym short, cycling piece, and team uniform place different demands on stretch, recovery, ventilation, coverage, seam position, and pocket security.
The product brief should explain the movement involved, intended fit, climate, and whether the garment is for training, competition, lifestyle use, or a coordinated team kit. This helps narrow fabric and construction choices before sampling.
Performance materials are evaluated for stretch direction, recovery, opacity, surface texture, and compatibility with the planned decoration. Mesh panels, elastic, drawcords, and reinforced stress points can be added where the design and activity require them.
Sublimation can suit selected polyester products and all-over artwork, while transfers and embroidery serve different branding needs. Artwork method, fabric composition, and placement should be tested together rather than approved in isolation.
A performance sample should be reviewed in motion. Waist stability, rise, inseam, armhole comfort, seam placement, stretch, recovery, and coverage can look acceptable on a table but behave differently during use. Feedback should describe both fit and function.
Projects begin at 50 pieces. Typical production for a 50-piece approved order is 14 days; larger quantities or multi-style team programs are scheduled after review. Shipping timing and method depend on the delivery country.
Yes. Each product is reviewed against its use, fit, fabric, branding, and performance requirements.
Sublimation can be considered for compatible polyester-based products. Artwork coverage, color, fabric, and construction should be approved in a sample.
Yes. Label and packaging requirements can be included alongside the garment specifications.
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