Bottoms
Leggings and tights
Define rise, inseam, waistband, gusset and seam placement. Review stretch recovery, coverage and movement in the exact fabric, colour and fit sample.
Proposed range — confirm production scope in your brief.
Train with your identity
Custom gym activewear.
Gym apparel is shaped by the exercises, coverage and silhouette your audience wants. Describe the tops, bottoms and sets you have in mind, then share references for fit, feel and branding.
01 Your next decision
Shape the assortment.
Plan each piece in the collection. Tick the garment families you need; the collection card takes a quantity for each one and carries the whole mix into your brief.
Group A · tops
Gym tops
Define neckline, sleeve, length and body fit.
Group B · sleeveless
Sleeveless styles
Show the armhole and coverage you want to discuss.
Group C · bottoms and sets
Shorts and sets
Specify waistband, length and which tops should coordinate.
Bottoms
Fitted shorts
Specify close-fit intent, coverage, inseam, waistband and gusset. Check rolling, seam comfort and opacity under the intended movements.
Proposed range — confirm production scope in your brief.
Sleeveless
Sports bras
State wearer block, activity and desired support, with underband, straps, coverage and liner requirements. Support and specialist construction need confirmation.
Proposed range — confirm production scope in your brief.
Gym tops
Training T-shirts
Agree neckline, sleeve, body length and movement ease. Compare actual jersey or mesh candidates, then trial branding on the chosen substrate.
Proposed range — confirm production scope in your brief.
Sleeveless
Tanks and vests
Specify neckline, armhole depth, back shape and hem coverage. Review reach and comfort with the intended activity and underlayers.
Proposed range — confirm production scope in your brief.
Bottoms
Training shorts
Define a looser training fit, inseam, waistband, pocket and liner needs. Review squat, stride and storage access in the sample.
Proposed range — confirm production scope in your brief.
Bottoms
Joggers and pants
Set waist adjustment, rise, taper, inseam and cuff or open hem. Compare material weight, recovery and mobility for warm-up or everyday use.
Proposed range — confirm production scope in your brief.
Layers
Hoodies and sweatshirts
Agree fleece or knit weight, hood or crew neckline, body ease and branding. Request separate upper-body charts and review wash behaviour.
Proposed range — confirm production scope in your brief.
Layers
Zip jackets and warmups
Specify zip, collar, sleeves, cuffs and layered fit. Coordinate colours with bottoms using physical shade approval across the chosen materials.
Proposed range — confirm production scope in your brief.
Sets
Coordinated active sets
Plan each piece’s measurements, intended activity and fit independently. Align colour and branding while confirming separate style/colour quantities.
Proposed range — confirm production scope in your brief.
02 Order planning
Minimum order & production windows.
For custom gym activewear, include the intended use, garment mix and size run.
Order planning · the session clock
Minimum orderpcs
Sampling timedays
Bulk production timedays
Your collection so far
0 pcsConfirm 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 ↗
03 Look closer
Show the fit you mean.
Words such as fitted or relaxed are a start. A front/side reference and basic measurements make your preference clearer, especially for hem, armhole and waistband decisions.
Discuss these details ↗04 Specification checkpoints
Gym-apparel specification checklist.
Fit, coverage and stretch expectations should be written for each style. A reference worn during the intended movement is more precise than a label such as performance fit.
0 of 3 checkpoints covered
05 Your buying decisions
Compare fabric by garment behaviour.
01 · Close-fitting pieces
Close-fitting pieces
Discuss actual nylon/elastane or polyester/elastane knit options by stretch/recovery, handfeel, coverage and wash stability. Percentages alone do not prove support.
02 · Training tops
Training tops
Compare jersey/mesh candidates by movement, opacity and desired feel. Name any drying or moisture requirement rather than assuming it.
03 · Layering
Layering
Specify fleece/cotton-rich or woven layer weight, fit and care. Matching sets may require separate shade approvals.
06 Your buying decisions
Review the details in movement.
01 · Bottom anatomy
Bottom anatomy
State rise, inseam, waistband, gusset, seam and pocket requirements. Review stability, comfort and coverage in the sample.
02 · Upper-body fit
Upper-body fit
Define straps, cups/liners, underband, sleeve and body fit for the intended activity. Sports-bra support and specialist construction need confirmation.
03 · Brand placement
Brand placement
Trial stretch-compatible transfers, print, approved labels or suitable-layer embroidery on the final substrate and placement.
07 Your buying decisions
Approve measurements and movement together.
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 Before the order
Plan branding with the garment.
Provide artwork dimensions and preferred placement for each style. Material, stretch and application method must be confirmed before the final specification is agreed.
Share your requirements ↗09 Your buying decisions
Make the collection reference reproducible.
Development sequence
- 01Concept
- 02Technical flats
- 03Material / measurement sheet
- 04Fit sample
- 05Movement / decoration / wash review
- 06Approved size set
- 07Pre-production reference
01 · Development sequence
Step by step
Concept → technical flats → material/measurement sheet → fit sample → movement/decoration/wash review → approved size set → pre-production reference.
02 · Collection consistency
Collection consistency
Ask whether new patterns or existing blocks are available. Agree each style/colour quantity, garment chart, shade target and reorder constraints.
10 Questions answered
Before you enquire.
Can I enquire about a coordinated gym set?
Yes. Explain which pieces belong together, their quantities, sizes and shared colour or artwork direction.
Before you request a quote
How does the minimum apply to a collection?
Separate style, colour and size quantities. Confirm the applicability of the site-level 50-piece minimum and any fabric or decoration minimum.
Can you develop original patterns?
State whether you need a new block or an adaptation, then agree development fees, revisions and pattern-use arrangements.
Should we choose nylon or polyester with elastane?
Ask for actual fabric specifications and swatches for the garment and activity. Fibre percentages alone do not establish support, opacity or durability.
How should leggings coverage be checked?
Evaluate the exact fabric, colour and fit under relevant stretch, movement and lighting. A universal squat-proof claim is not made here.
Can sports bras provide different support levels?
Confirm construction competence, intended activity, blocks and sample evaluation. Support claims need product-specific evidence.
Which sizes and blocks can be supplied?
Request current measurements, grading scope and tolerances for each style. A matching letter size does not guarantee the same fit across garments.
Is seamless construction available?
Confirm the specialized knitting process and actual range separately. It is not assumed from the activewear category.
Which logo method stretches and washes well?
Ask for testing on the selected substrate and placement. High-elastane, nylon and coated fabrics need specific compatibility review.
Can matching pieces use different fabrics?
Set a physical colour target and approve each knit, mesh or woven material. Cross-material matching has limits.
Are quick-dry, odour or UV claims tested?
Request the exact property, method, result and product applicability. These claims are separate and are not established by a fitness image.
Can recycled fabrics be sourced?
Ask for verified content, availability and documentation for the specific material; no sustainability claim is assumed.
How do samples and reorders work?
Agree sample contents, charges, fit/movement/decoration checks and production start conditions. Confirm colour/material continuity and future minimums separately.
11 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.
Develop your activewear brief↗Illustrations show design directions. They do not establish available products, performance, certification or factory equipment.
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