A Custom Activewear Manufacturer For Brands Starting Small.
Leggings, sports bras, training tops, shorts and matched sets for fitness and lifestyle brands, made in our own Sialkot factory. Start with a single-piece sample, then bulk from 20 pieces per design, under your own label.
What We Make.
Leggings & Tights
Full-length, 7/8 and printed leggings in stretch fabric, sampled for fit and opacity.
Sports Bras & Crop Tops
Supportive bras and crops with the cut, straps and back style you specify.
Training Tops & Tanks
Tees, racerbacks and long-sleeve layers for the gym, studio and street.
Shorts, Joggers & Hoodies
Bottoms and layers that match your sets, in the same colours and fabrics.
Matched Sets
Top and bottom made as a set so shade and fabric stay consistent.
Private Label Packaging
Your neck label, hang tag and polybag, so the order arrives ready to sell.
Before You Order Activewear.
Fabric And Fit
Activewear succeeds or fails on fabric and fit. Leggings need enough weight to stay opaque when stretched, tops need breathable knit, and bras need the right support structure. Because none of this is fixed to a rack fabric, tell us the use case and feel you want and we will spec a fabric, then confirm it on a sample.
Construction Details
Flatlock seams reduce chafing, wide non-roll waistbands stay put in training, and bonded or taped finishes can replace bulky seams where you want a cleaner look. These are decisions you can make per garment, and the sample is the place to check them.
Branding
Sublimation gives all-over prints, embroidery gives a premium logo, and heat transfer or silicone print suits smaller marks. Neck labels, woven tags and hang tags are made to your artwork so the finished product looks like a brand, not a blank.
Sizing And Grading
Send your size chart or ask for ours. Our size guide and the activewear sizing guide explain how a size range is graded, which matters most for women's and stretch garments.
MOQ And Lead Times
0 MOQ on samples, 20 pieces bulk per design, roughly 8–10 days for a sample and ~18 days for bulk once approved. You can follow every order on a private tracking page with photos.
Common Questions.
What does an activewear manufacturer actually do?
We take your design, reference garment or tech pack and turn it into a sample, then a production run: pattern, fabric sourcing, cutting, stitching, decoration, labelling, packing and shipping. You keep the brand and the customers; we handle making the garments.
Can I start with a small order?
Yes. Samples have no minimum, so you can approve fit and fabric on one piece. Bulk orders start at 20 pieces per design, which suits a first launch or a small drop.
Do you offer private label activewear?
Yes. Your label goes on the garment, your hang tag and packaging go in the box, and nothing carries our name unless you want it to. See our private label page for how that works.
Do you have ready-made designs I can just put my logo on?
We build to your design or reference rather than sell a fixed catalogue, so every order is made to your spec. If you are unsure where to start, send a photo of a garment you like and we will quote it.
Can I send a tech pack?
Yes, and it speeds things up. If you do not have one, our free tech pack template shows what to include, and we can work from reference photos and measurements too.
How long does an order take?
A sample typically takes about 8–10 days once your spec is confirmed. Bulk production runs about ~18 days after sample approval, and shipping is quoted per order.
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Read Before You Order.
Custom Sportswear Samples: What To Expect
Why to sample before bulk, what to send, how long it takes, how the sample fee credit works, and how to give feedback.
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What Is MOQ? A Guide For New Sportswear Brands
What "minimum order quantity" actually means, why manufacturers set it, and how to find one low enough to start with.
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Quality Control Checklist For Custom Sportswear Orders
A reusable stage-by-stage checklist, from fabric to packing, plus what evidence to ask for and how to sign off an order.
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