Product Direction
The process starts by defining what the product is, who it is for, and how it should perform. For fitness clothing, that means the product type, training use, target customer, and fit goal.
We manufacture custom and private label leggings, yoga pants and biker shorts in our own factory, from 50–100 pieces per style (seamless from 200–300). Samples take 2–3 weeks; bulk takes 45–90 days after you approve the sample.
We are a fitness clothing manufacturer for leggings, sports bras and training tops.


Four-way stretch, squat-proof opacity and a supportive waistband.

Straight, flared or wide-leg, in soft stretch for studio wear.

The same fabrics and waistband as our leggings, in cut-and-sew or seamless.
Custom cut-and-sew fitness clothing starts at 50–100 pieces per style, split across sizes. MOQ can change depending on fabric, color, trims, and factory setup.
Sampling usually takes around 2 to 3 weeks once the design direction, tech pack, and material direction are clear.
Bulk production usually takes around 45 to 90 days after sample approval, depending on product complexity, material availability, packaging, and factory schedule.
We set stretch, compression, GSM, opacity and recovery before sampling, and choose cut-and-sew, rib, brushed or seamless fabric for how the leggings will be worn.
Fabric bases: Nylon / elastane, Polyester / spandex, Recycled nylon or polyester.
| Fabric | 78% nylon / 22% elastane |
|---|---|
| Weight | 240 gsm, four-way stretch |
| Stitching | 4-needle flatlock |
| Size run | XS – XXL graded |
For brands that want to limit chemicals such as BPA, PFAS and phthalates in their leggings, we offer these options.
Certified fabric, elastane and threads. The standard bans PFAS and limits BPA.
No fluorinated water-repellent or sweat-resistant finishes on the fabric.
A lab test of your fabric lot for BPA, on request.
TENCEL lyocell or modal, or organic cotton, with elastane for stretch.
Prints in water-based inks instead of plastisol.
We make private label gym clothing under your brand, from custom cut-and-sew patterns to printing, labels, and packaging, so your product is finished exactly the way you designed it.
Fully custom patterns built to your fit and spec.
Bonded, seamless construction for a second-skin feel.
Full-color, all-over prints that will not crack or peel.
Durable spot prints for logos and graphics.
Stitched logos, badges, and custom detailing.
Soft, tagless labels and applied branding.
Zippers, drawcords, elastics, and hardware.
Branded polybags, hang tags, and inserts.
Before a fitness clothing manufacturer can sample a product properly, the product needs to be clear. This process turns an idea, reference image, or early sketch into a factory-ready product file that explains the fit, fabric, construction, branding, sampling direction, and production requirements.
The process starts by defining what the product is, who it is for, and how it should perform. For fitness clothing, that means the product type, training use, target customer, and fit goal.
With direction set, the idea becomes a visible design: front, back, and side views, seam placement, paneling, waistband structure, straps, closures, and branding.
Fabric decides how activewear fits, stretches, recovers, and performs. This step sets stretch, compression, GSM, opacity, and whether to use cut-and-sew, rib, brushed, or seamless materials.
A factory cannot build a reliable sample from images alone. Measurement planning sets key dimensions, size range, fit notes, and grading before sampling begins.
Construction details explain how the garment is built: stitching, seams, waistband, lining, hems, closures, pockets, support zones, and finishing.
Branding and packaging are planned before production, not added last minute. This step sets logo placements, labels, care labels, heat transfers, patches, hang tags, and polybags.
The factory-ready tech pack pulls everything into one file: sketches, measurements, grading, materials, trims, stitching, construction, labels, branding, and packaging.

Before sampling, the factory needs the final files, fabric and trim details, branding, and measurements, so the first sample is not built on incomplete instructions.
The first sample is reviewed for fit, fabric, construction, comfort, measurements, and branding. Changes are documented so the next round is corrected with purpose.
After approval, the product enters fitness clothing production with confirmed specs, materials, trims, colorways, size breakdowns, labels, and quantities.
Quality control checks finished garments before shipment: measurements, stitching, trims, labels, folding, and packing.
The clearer the product is before sampling, the fewer decisions the factory has to guess.
Walk through your design, tech pack, sampling path and MOQ on a quick call with our team.
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FittDesign helps brands prepare the design, tech pack, sampling path, production plan, packaging, and manufacturing details before bulk production.