Lane 01 · Training
Training Wear
Explore training wear garment options and prepare a focused custom-order brief.
Explore training wear garment and fit requirements.
Explore Training Wear ↗
Activity first
Custom sportswear for your next move.
Training, running and gym apparel each need a different brief. Begin with how the garment will be used, which pieces belong together and how you want them to fit. WhatsNext Apparels can review your references and quantities from there.
01 Your next decision
Choose the movement.
Start with the activity closest to your intended use. Each page lets you build the garment mix for that movement and carries it into your brief.
Lane 02 · Running
Running Wear
Explore running wear garment options and prepare a focused custom-order brief.
Explore running wear garment and fit requirements.
Explore Running Wear ↗
Lane 03 · Gym
Gym Activewear
Explore gym activewear garment options and prepare a focused custom-order brief.
Explore gym activewear garment and fit requirements.
Explore Gym Activewear ↗02 Your buying decisions
Keep training, running and gym needs distinct.
Training
Define garment mix, sleeve/leg length, layering and repeated-use care. Compare the top and bottom fit separately.
Training Wear ↗Running
State movement, intended climate, visibility requests and pocket needs. Any moisture, drying or UV claim needs product-specific testing.
Running Wear ↗Gym and studio
Define activity, wearer block, fit and coverage. The existing Gym Activewear page carries the deeper collection guidance.
Gym Activewear ↗03 Order planning
Minimum order & production windows.
For custom sportswear for your next move, include the intended use, garment mix and size run.
Order planning · the session clock
Minimum orderpcs
Sampling timedays
Bulk production timedays
Confirm how the 50-piece minimum applies to your mix of styles and colours, and agree your order-specific schedule in the quotation. Delivery transit is separate from these production times.
Discuss your order ↗
04 Look closer
Fit follows the activity.
A reference garment or size chart explains more than a broad label such as athletic fit. Show the body length, sleeve shape, waistband or leg opening you prefer, and note where movement or coverage matters to you.
Discuss these details ↗
05 Specification checkpoints
Choose by use, then by garment.
Training, running and gym collections can share a colour system while needing different fits and details. Explain what each piece must allow the wearer to do.
- 01
Movement
Describe intended movement and coverage.
- 02
Garments
List tops, bottoms and layers separately.
- 03
Fit
Use a reference garment to show the fit you mean.
Before the order
The details shape the quote.
Include colour direction, artwork placements, size run and intended quantities. Describe the material feel you want, and ask WhatsNext to confirm available fabrics and construction for your chosen garments.
Share your requirements ↗06 Your buying decisions
Coordinate material and decoration.
01 · Range identity
One colour system
Specify matching colour targets and logo zones across tops, bottoms and layers. Physical shade approval matters across knits, mesh and wovens.
02 · Sampling
Review it moving
Ask for fabric, fit, movement and decorated wash review for the exact styles. New construction or performance requirements need confirmation.
Sampling 7–10 days
07 Your buying decisions
Request a chart for each garment.
01 · Bottoms
Bottoms
Record body waist/hip and finished waistband, rise, inseam and leg opening. State intended fit; stretch is not a substitute for a measurement chart.
02 · Tops and bras
Tops and bras
Compare body chest/bust with finished underband/body, strap and sleeve measurements. Ask which blocks and size combinations are supported for the intended activity.
03 · Fit review
Fit review
Use cm or inches, identify body versus garment values and review sitting, reaching and movement in the sample. Request product-specific charts and approved grading before choosing a full size run.
08 Questions answered
Before you enquire.
Which sportswear category should I choose?
Choose the activity closest to your intended use, then describe the exact garments in your enquiry.
Can I combine training and running pieces?
List each garment type and quantity separately so the complete range can be reviewed.
09 WhatsNext Apparels · Sialkot
What are we making next?
Send your garment types, quantities, sizes, colours and artwork references. We can then discuss the details specific to your project.
60:00 · Cool-down · your buying decisions
Turn the brief into a quote.
Tell us your garments, intended use, style and colour quantities, destination and the decisions you need help with. Materials, construction, minimums and delivery are agreed for the exact enquiry.
Discuss your sportswear range↗Illustrations show design directions. They do not establish available products, performance, certification or factory equipment.
Next session · start with the activity
