This page is the gym apparel family page. It does not replace the leggings pages or the seamless gym wear page. Use it to plan a gym range, then use the garment pages to brief each line in detail.
Planning a gym range that matches
Matching colours across tops, leggings and shorts is harder than matching a single garment. List the colour palette once, then assign colours to each garment line, so the supplier can confirm whether every colour works for every garment or whether some colours suit only some styles. A palette that is never assigned to garments will be sampled in the wrong combinations.
Size runs should also be planned as a range. State the full size run for the order, and name the size to be sampled first for each garment. A gym range sampled only in a middle size may hide fit problems at the ends of the run.
Apparel and supplier wording
Buyers also search for: gym apparel suppliers. That phrase describes the supply side of the same gym apparel family and is covered here.
When a gym order is also a private-label order, keep the range plan on this page and the label plan on the private-label page. Mixing range and label notes into one message makes both harder to confirm.
Confirm before you order
- Assign the colour palette to each garment line, not only to the order as a whole.
- State the full size run and the size to be sampled first per garment.
- Name the construction per line: seamless or cut-and-sew.
- Share your quantity and target date to get MOQ and lead time for your order.
- Confirm whether tops, leggings and shorts must match exactly in colour.
Share your quantity and target date to get MOQ and lead time for your order. Certificates available upon request.