Athleisure
Define the everyday silhouette, layering weight and relationship between tops and bottoms.
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TEAMWEAR / SPORTSWEAR MANUFACTURING
Built around movement.
Define the activity, intended fit and collection roles before selecting fabric and construction. Explore six sportswear categories to prepare a precise product brief.
GARMENT DEVELOPMENT / BUYER GUIDE
Find your sportswear category.
Choose a garment category to see fit, material, construction and artwork decisions for your brief.
Compression & base layers
Describe the intended layering system and close-fit preference. Do not assume a medical or measured-compression claim.
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Gym & training
Describe the training movements and whether the fit should be relaxed, regular or close to the body.
Explore Gym & training
Performance outerwear
Describe weather exposure and layering requirements. Separate appearance preferences from tested weather-protection claims.
Explore Performance outerwear
Running
Describe distance, layering preferences and storage needs so the garment brief reflects how runners will use it.
Explore Running
Women's activewear
Define the intended activity and fit preference for each garment; do not treat every bra or legging as the same construction.
Explore Women's activewearSPECIFY / REVIEW / APPROVE
Match. Train. Travel.
Coordinate the collection around garment roles and the intended activity.
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Playing range
Start with sport-specific silhouettes and a complete size breakdown.
Training range
Review movement, fit and layering across the training collection.
Off-field range
Coordinate warm-ups and travel pieces with the same colour and branding references.
SPECIFY / REVIEW / APPROVE
Build a coordinated collection.
Specify how individual garments work together.
Core garments
Define the essential tops and bottoms before adding optional pieces.
Supporting layers
Plan warm-up and travel garments with the core collection.
SPECIFY / REVIEW / APPROVE
Compare the material details.
Use physical samples to settle the fabric and construction brief.
Material specification
State composition, weight and colour reference. Compare the physical material with the garment it will become.
Panel choices
Locate mesh or contrasting panels on the garment drawing. Review coverage and the resulting seam positions.
Construction reference
Keep the accepted seam finish with the sample. Check joins, edges and skin-contact points.
Branding & finishing
Make the details yours.
Bring your brand colours, artwork and placement references into the same brief. Confirm each finish on the chosen fabric before approving the range.
Labels & brand identity
Specify label dimensions, placement and the content your brand needs. Check feel against the skin on the sample.
Stitch & decoration detail
Discuss thread colour, embroidery placement and print artwork with the garment construction in mind.
Trims & fastenings
Define zipper style, puller, rib finish and matching colours alongside the main fabric.
SPECIFY / REVIEW / APPROVE
Fit and construction together.
Review the collection in its intended use.
Artwork placement
Provide dimensions and positions for each mark. Review artwork against seams and the full size range.
Label details
Supply wording, dimensions and location. Confirm the label material and how it feels inside the garment.
Trims and closures
Identify zip, cord and fastening requirements separately. Agree the physical reference before approval.
Development sequence
From your brief to shipment.
Agree each decision before moving to the next stage. Keep the approved specifications together so the quotation and production brief describe the same garment.
01 / Share the brief
Send garment references, quantities, destination and the intended use.
02 / Define the details
Review materials, construction, decoration and the size specification.
04 / Confirm the order
Agree the final specification, commercial terms and delivery plan before production.
03 / Review the sample
Check fit, colour and finishing together. Record changes against the sample.
05 / Plan the shipment
Confirm packing, shipping documents and the delivery responsibilities agreed in the quotation. Request dispatch details when the order is ready.
GARMENT DEVELOPMENT / BUYER GUIDE
Questions before the first order.
Agree the details that affect your quotation and sample review.
What should be approved before production?
Keep the accepted sample, measurement chart, colour references, artwork files and order quantities together. Identify who approves corrections and record changes before production proceeds.
What should an overseas buyer include?
State the delivery country and area in the USA, Australia or the relevant European country, your target arrival date and packing requirements. Request production timing, freight and delivery responsibilities in writing.
How are minimum quantities and prices confirmed?
Break your request down by garment, colour and size. Ask for the minimum quantity, unit price, sample cost and any artwork charges against that exact brief; do not assume one minimum applies to every style.
YOUR NEXT MANUFACTURING BRIEF
Request a sportswear quotation.
Describe the garments, estimated quantities, destination and decisions you need help with. Include sample and artwork requirements so the brief can be reviewed together.