Custom Compression Wear, Built To Fit Right.
Compression shirts, leggings, arm and calf sleeves and team base layers — four-way stretch fabric built for support and recovery, not just a tighter t-shirt.
What We Make.
Compression Shirts
Short and long-sleeve compression tops, sublimated or plain.
Compression Leggings & Tights
Full-length or 7/8 compression tights; our leggings category covers the women's-specific range.
Arm & Calf Sleeves
Individual sleeves for players who want targeted compression without a full base layer.
Team Base Layers
Compression layers designed to sit under a team jersey without adding bulk.
What To Know Before You Order.
Fabric & Support
Compression pieces are built in a four-way stretch, moisture-wicking blend so the fabric moves with the body and pulls sweat away rather than holding it. Support level — light recovery wear versus high-compression performance gear — is set by fabric weight and stretch percentage, not a single fixed default.
Construction
Flatlock stitching is standard — the seam sits flat against the skin instead of raised, which matters more here than on looser fits since compression wear sits directly against the body for the full session.
Decoration Methods
Sublimation for full-pattern compression prints and gradient designs, since it prints into the fabric without adding texture that would irritate the skin under compression. Screen print or embroidery for a simpler logo-only placement.
MOQ & Lead Times
20 pieces bulk MOQ per style, zero MOQ on samples, roughly 8–10 days for a sample and ~18 days for bulk once approved. See our full Gym & Compression Wear category for training-specific pieces alongside this range.
Common Questions.
How is compression wear different from a regular gym top?
It's a different fabric and construction, not just a tighter cut — compression garments use a four-way stretch, moisture-wicking blend with flatlock seams so the fabric applies even pressure and sits flat against the skin rather than bunching or riding up during movement.
Can compression layers be worn under a team jersey?
Yes — base layers built for this are cut close and thin enough to sit under a jersey without adding visible bulk, while still providing the support a compression layer is meant for.
Do you produce individual arm or calf sleeves, not just full garments?
Yes — sleeves are a common request from players who want compression on a specific area (forearm, calf) without a full compression top or legging.
What support level can you build to?
Support level is set by fabric weight and stretch percentage, from light-impact recovery wear to high-compression performance gear — tell us the use case and we'll spec the fabric rather than sell a single fixed default.
What's the minimum order for compression wear?
There's no minimum on samples — and we'd always recommend one for this category, since a compression fit is unforgiving if it's wrong. Bulk orders start at 20 pieces per design.
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