Each family below carries different fabric, fit, decoration, and packing risks. Send a tech-pack page or reference photo per family — we confirm MOQ, fabric availability and line slot within 24 hours.
Training pieces are judged by stretch and recovery, athleisure by hand feel and wash behavior, running shells by weather trims, team kits by roster accuracy, and accessories by color matching.
Click any family to see subcategory specs, fabric options, and per-SKU MOQs.
High-stretch performance pieces built for studio, gym, and HIIT — anti-pilling, moisture-wicking, four-way stretch.
MOQ 100 / SKU · 35-42 days stock / 48-58 custom
Explore Training & Performance →
Heavier-weight knits and looser fits for off-gym wear, lounge collections, and casual brand lines.
MOQ 100 / SKU · 35-42 days stock / 48-58 custom
Explore Athleisure →
Sublimated team sets with number, name, and crest personalization — driven by your roster CSV.
MOQ 100 / order · 18-25 days
Explore Team & Club →
Wind-blocking shells, lightweight running tights, and technical singlets for trail and road brands.
MOQ 100 / SKU · 35-42 days stock / 48-58 custom
Explore Outdoor & Running →
Cut-and-sew accessories matched to your main collection's fabric and dye lot.
MOQ 100 / SKU · Ships with main collection
Explore Accessories →12 sport categories below. 5 link to dedicated industry pages with deep fabric and decoration spec; 7 route to RFQ — share volume, fabric direction and use case, and we confirm capacity within 24 hours.
Same inspection team on every line
Tested for harmful substances per Annex 6
XS through XXL, your size curve — graded by 16 in-house pattern-makers
Accessories match main collection fabric and color
Before clicking into a single family, read the row-by-row differences. Numbers below match what each family page lists internally; if you see a mismatch, the family page wins.
| Decision | Training & Performance | Athleisure | Team & Club | Outdoor / Running | Accessories |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| View family → | Leggings · sports bras · joggers · shorts · compression top | Tees · hoodies · jackets · pullovers · sweatpants | Game jerseys · practice tees · warm-up sets | Windbreakers · running tights · singlets · technical shells | Headbands · arm sleeves · socks · caps |
| Production lines | Cut-and-sew (lines 5–9) | Cut-and-sew (lines 5–9) | Team-set (lines 10–12) | Cut-and-sew (lines 5–9) + bonded-seam stations | Sublimation (lines 1–4) + cut-and-sew add-on |
| GSM band & main fabric | 180–320 GSM 4-way stretch knit |
160–360 GSM French terry · brushed fleece · cotton-poly · tri-blend |
140–280 GSM Mesh / interlock polyester · brushed polyester |
50–160 GSM lightweight (windbreakers · singlets) 180–260 GSM mid-heavy (softshells · tights) Ripstop nylon · bonded polyester · nylon/spandex |
180–240 GSM knit (caps vary by shell) |
| Primary decoration | DTG · sublimation · silicone · heat transfer | Embroidery · DTG · silicone · heat transfer | Full-bleed sublimation + heat transfer | Sublimation · heat-transfer reflective tape | Sublimation · embroidery · jacquard knit |
| Lead time | 35–42 days stock fabric 48–58 days custom fabric |
35–42 days stock fabric 48–58 days custom fabric |
18–25 days (kickoff-anchored) |
35–42 days stock fabric 48–58 days custom fabric |
Ships with main collection |
| First-fail QC test | Recovery + opacity at full stretch | Shrinkage + rib recovery after wash | Roster CSV 1:1 + sponsor placement | DWR spray-rating + low-light reflective audit | Dye-lot ΔE vs main garment |
All families share the same intake gate: incoming fabric is rejected at ΔE > 1.0 (spectrophotometer reading) before cutting. MOQ is 100 per SKU across all families.
Each family below has a different first-fail test — opacity, wash, roster accuracy, weather trims, or shade match. Pick the one your buyer would reject the sample on.
If your buyer review starts with opacity under extension and waistband hold, begin at Training & Performance — the family where recovery testing, not styling, decides approval.
Hoodies and lounge pieces win or fail on hand feel, shrinkage and shade drift across heavy knits. That conversation lives in Athleisure.
When a roster spreadsheet and a season opener control the order, go straight to Team & Club — its lead time is engineered around kickoff, not catalog cycles.
Shells, tights and singlets are trim-and-membrane projects more than fabric projects. Outdoor & Running covers DWR grades, bonded seams and reflectivity.
Headbands, sleeves, socks and caps only look right when their dye lot is tied to the apparel order. Accessories explains how that coordination works.
Family pages define fabric, construction and QC scope. Sport pages — yoga, gym, cycling, soccer, basketball, streetwear — add the use-case engineering on top. Quote from whichever matches how your buyer talks.
Our 12 lines split three ways: four sublimation lines feed printed panels, five cut-and-sew lines handle stretch and heavy knits, three team lines assemble roster kits. Your family determines the routing — and the realistic schedule.
Send both reference photos. A compression hoodie or a sublimated running tee crosses family lines, and we will tell you which sample track answers the riskier question first.
Each family page lists a GSM band, a minimum-and-lead line, and the QC test that gates it. Pull those three into your RFQ email — that is what we need to quote without follow-up.
Every subcategory lists a weight range. Quote your target inside it — or tell us why you are outside it — and fabric sourcing starts a week earlier.
Families differ on lead time even at identical quantities, because line type drives the calendar. Pull the figure from the family you are actually buying, not from a competitor’s homepage.
Note which test gates your family — recovery, wash behavior, roster accuracy, weather trims or shade matching — and ask for that record in your pre-shipment file. Buyers who name the test get the data without negotiation.
