Custom Tracksuit Manufacturer

These run on the fabric and construction we already use for our hoodie and jogger programs. Tell us which one you are building.

Hoodie or crewneck top, jogger or straight-leg bottom, in the same French terry, brushed fleece or loopback fabrics we already run for our hoodie and sweatpants programs — sourced from 240 GSM lightweight up to 400 GSM+ heavyweight. This is the large majority of what we make as sets, because the fabric and construction are already proven on both pieces individually.

Poly-spandex or nylon-spandex tracksuits for gym, running or team-branded athleisure use the same stretch fabric as our activewear program rather than knit fleece. Tell us at the enquiry stage — the fabric sourcing, seam type and pricing are different from a fleece set.

Woven nylon shell track jackets with taped or bonded seams belong to our outerwear program, not this one — different fabric, different line. And we do not match a set against a fabric you sourced elsewhere; dye-lot matching only works when we control both pieces from the same fabric batch.

These are the pairings we run regularly for tracksuit and sweatsuit sets. If yours is not on the list, ask — most requests are a variation on one of these.

A set takes a little longer than a single garment, for one specific reason.

We need the top and bottom specs together, not one now and one later — the fabric run has to be booked as a single batch large enough for both pieces before dyeing starts.

Top and bottom are patterned and sampled together so you approve the set as a set, not two separate fit rounds landing on different days.

This is the step a set adds that a single garment does not. Both pieces’ fabric is dyed together in the same lot, then held for cutting — this is what makes the color match a fact, not a promise.

In practice, batching the dye run for both pieces adds roughly 2–3 days to the front of the schedule compared to a single-garment order — not to bulk production itself.

Zippers, drawcords and rib cuffs sourced and applied to both pieces from the same trim run, so hardware finish matches across the set as well as the fabric.

AQL 2.5 inspection on both pieces before the balance payment moves. FOB Shanghai or Ningbo.

Fabric weight (GSM). 240–280 GSM French terry is the entry tier; 400 GSM+ heavyweight terry costs more on both pieces and reads as a heavier, more substantial set. Weight should match on top and bottom — a heavy hoodie over lightweight joggers is a common first-order mismatch.

Construction detail. Raglan vs. set-in sleeve on the top, elastic vs. ribbed cuff on the bottom — each adds sewing steps rather than fabric cost, but the steps add up across two garments instead of one.

Hardware. A full-zip top with YKK zippers and matching drawcords on the bottom costs more than a pullover crewneck and elastic-waist joggers — and hardware finish is one of the first things a customer checks on a set they paid a premium for.

Decoration placement. Logo on the chest only is cheaper than logo on chest plus leg plus back — every additional placement is a separate production step on top of the base garment cost.

Streetwear and casualwear brands adding a matched tracksuit or sweatsuit set drop to an existing hoodie and jogger range, without sourcing two separate suppliers and hoping the colors line up.

Athleisure and lounge brands building a core “uniform” piece around one silhouette, where reorder consistency across colorways matters more than novelty.

Team and corporate programs where a matched top-and-bottom kit is the actual deliverable, not two line items that happen to ship in the same box.

Who it is not for: anyone who wants to mix a garment we made with a garment sourced elsewhere and still get a dye-lot guarantee — that only works when we control the whole batch.

Most brands already have a hoodie supplier and a jogger supplier before they think about selling them as a set. Here is what changes when one factory builds both pieces instead.

A tracksuit set is built on our existing hoodie manufacturing and sweatpants and jogger manufacturing programmes. Performance sets draw on our activewear fabric, and label and packaging for the set are covered on our private label clothing manufacturing page.