Custom Activewear

What for custom knitwear Activewear?

Activewear is thinner than hoodies, with excellent breathability and the ability to absorb sweat. It has good stretch and elasticity, and there’s no need to worry about exposure or cracking issues during exercise. Additionally, activewear doesn’t hinder movement, providing a comfortable and unrestricted feel. Typically, activewear is sold as a set with pants and outerwear, but it can also be sold as individual pieces.

Who is a Good Fit?

Custom activewear is an excellent fit for various individuals and groups, including:

Custom activewear lets athletes and teams express their identity with personalized designs and logos.

Fitness enthusiasts can enjoy personalized activewear that blends performance, comfort, and style to suit their preferences.

Fitness businesses can boost brand promotion with custom activewear, including gym apparel and branded merchandise.

Groups focused on health and wellness, such as yoga or running clubs, can strengthen their sense of community by wearing matching custom activewear.

FAQ for Custom Activewear

What textile do you recommend for Activewear?

Cotton is soft, breathable, and durable; polyester is wrinkle-resistant and easy to care for; spandex is primarily used to enhance garment elasticity. They are widely used in the field of clothing.

For sportswear, choose fabrics with a high nylon/polyester content as they offer elasticity, are less prone to deformation, and are lightweight and easy to care for.

What Machines do we ensure perfect custom activewear?

In our pattern-making process, computer-aided design ensures the accuracy of garment dimensions. The computerized nesting system minimizes fabric waste during the pattern layout. The cutting department utilizes a cutting bed, and the electric knife efficiently and precisely completes the cutting process. In the garment workshop, various machines are employed, including fusing machines, buttonhole machines, sewing machines, overlock machines, flat sewing machines, four-thread overlock machines, flat double-needle machines, double-needle machines, chain machines, three-needle five-thread interlock machines, button attaching machines, and snap fastening machines.

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