Stretch & recovery
Specify stretch direction, extension and recovery needs alongside fiber composition and GSM. Nylon/elastane and polyester/elastane can behave differently depending on the knit and finish; compare the actual fabric candidates.
Private label / Made to your specification
Custom activewear manufacturer for fitness brands.
Develop activewear around movement, coverage and comfort. Build a clear specification for sports bras, leggings, training tops and coordinated sets, with performance requirements assessed for the specific fabric and construction.
MOQ 300 / style / colorDelivery confirmed per order
Explore 21 design references ↓
Design reference / Custom developmentProduct direction
Design for the way it moves.
Fit under movement
Review waistband stability, rise, inseam, seam placement and freedom of movement in the intended activity. A sports bra also needs its own coverage, cup, strap and support brief.
Evidence for performance
Opacity, moisture management, colorfastness and seam performance need defined review methods. Do not infer quick-dry, antibacterial or support claims from fabric content or a reference image alone.
Your development brief
The details to confirm.
These are specification fields to discuss, not fixed product specifications.
- Fabric
- Composition, knit, GSM, stretch direction and recovery requirements
- Body & fit
- Measurements, rise, inseam, waistband, straps and coverage
- Seams & trims
- Seam placement, gusset, elastic, cups and label comfort
- Validation
- Movement assessment, opacity review and required laboratory tests
21 references / Inquiry only
Find a starting point.
Design ReferenceHalf-Zip Performance Top
AR-0007Made to orderView details →
Design ReferenceEveryday Sports Bra
AR-0191Made to orderView details →
Design ReferenceEveryday Yoga Top
AR-0197Made to orderView details →
Design ReferenceEveryday Sports Bra
AR-0198Made to orderView details →
Design ReferenceEveryday Leggings
AR-0210Made to orderView details →
Design ReferenceColor-Block Yoga Top
AR-0211Made to orderView details →
Sample review / Before bulk
Approve what matters.
- Review coverage and opacity at the intended stretch.
- Check waistband and strap position through movement.
- Inspect seam comfort and elastic recovery.
- Compare required performance claims with project-specific evidence.
A shared approval process
Know the next step.
01
Share the brief
Define the garment, customer and order scope.
02
Confirm development scope
Align materials, costs and the sample plan.
03
Develop & review samples
Turn the brief into a garment you can assess.
04
Approve the production standard
Lock the details that bulk will follow.
05
Produce & review quality
Check the order against the agreed standard.
06
Pack, dispatch & follow through
Complete the handover with clear records.
Activewear / Buyer questions
Before you send
your brief.
Start with the garment, quantity and target market. Mark any details that still need development.
How do I brief a leggings and sports-bra set?
Specify both garments separately, including the fabric match, size breakdown, coverage and intended activity. Shared fabric does not remove the need for separate fit and support reviews.
Can the garment carry a performance or sustainability claim?
Share the exact claim and required evidence at inquiry stage. Material documentation, scope and testing must be checked for that order before a claim is approved for labels or marketing.
What is the minimum order?
The custom manufacturing minimum is 300 pieces per style, per color. Provide the size breakdown and discuss any multi-piece set components as part of the quotation.
How are price and delivery confirmed?
Pricing depends on the approved material, construction, artwork, quantity and packing requirements. Sample scope, production schedule and delivery are confirmed individually for the order.
Make the first conversation useful
Share the garment.
Define the direction.
Send references or a tech pack, quantity by color, size range, artwork, delivery country and target date. Add any testing or documentation requirement.