Low minimum order quantity for flexible production.
Ethically audited manufacturing with reliable standards.
Sustainable material options for eco-conscious brands.
Strict inspection standards to ensure consistent quality.
We produce yoga leggings, sports bras, yoga tops, shorts, jackets, and matching yoga sets with support for fabric sourcing, pattern making, sampling, logo customization, bulk production, and final QC inspection.
High-impact and low-impact designs, featuring removable molded pads, adjustable straps, and breathable mesh inserts.
Explore Custom Sports Bras
Sourced for maximum stretch. Options include high-waisted, seamless front, scrunch butt, and side pocket designs.
Custom Yoga Pants
Matching top and bottom activewear sets with identical color lab dips and fabric compositions.
Private Label Yoga Set
Biker shorts and seamless ribbed shorts engineered to prevent riding up during workouts.
Custom Yoga Shorts
Built-in bra tanks, cropped tops, and racerback designs for maximum mobility.
Custom Sports Tank Tops
Lightweight, quick-dry tops using moisture-wicking blends for daily gym wear.
Custom Yoga T-shirts
Slim-fit zip-up track jackets with thumbholes and functional hidden pockets.
Custom Yoga Jackets
One-piece activewear jumpsuits designed with four-way stretch and contouring seams.
Custom Yoga Jumpsuits
Triangle or diamond gusset inserts to reduce camel toe and improve stretch mobility.
4-needle 6-thread flatlock seams for anti-chafing, and reinforced overlock seams for high-stress areas.
We recommend high-density, squat-proof fabric options and test opacity under stretch before bulk production.
High-waisted and crossover (V-back) designs structured to stay up and never roll down.
Ruched back seams and under-glute contour lines to naturally enhance body shape.
Typically 80% Nylon / 20% Spandex (220 GSM). Brushed finish for a soft feel designed for low-impact movements.
Heavyweight 73% Polyester / 27% Spandex (250-280 GSM). Offers muscle support for weightlifting and HIIT.
We can source fabrics from GRS-certified and OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified mills upon request.
Accurate Pantone color matching and lab dips.
Full grading from XXS to Plus Size based on your charts.
Silicone print, heat transfer, screen print, or 3D embroidery.
Brand labels, tear-away tags, or printed neck labels.
Custom paper tags, barcode stickers, or pricing labels.
Branded zip-lock bags, eco-bags, or custom tissue paper.
Quote (24h)
Sampling (7-10 days)
Sample Approval
Bulk Production (25-30 days)
QC & Shipping
Testing for shrinkage and color fastness before cutting.
Checking digital patterns against size specs.
Monitoring fabric tension during spreading.
Continuous stitch tension and seam checks on the line.
Key measurement check based on approved size spec and AQL inspection plan.
Final AQL 2.5 inspection before packing, including mandatory needle detection.
Automates the assembly line workflow, reducing handling time and keeping your garments clean and organized during production.
Guarantees precision cutting with zero margin of error, ensuring consistent sizing across thousands of pieces while reducing fabric waste.
We use specialized Japanese-made sewing machines to create flat, high-stretch, anti-chafing seams essential for premium yoga wear.
Detects fabric flaws, tension issues, and color shading variations before the cutting process even begins.
A mandatory final safety checkpoint to ensure absolutely no broken needles or metal fragments remain in the finished garments.
Uses ultrasonic and laser technology for stitch-free edges, offering a high-end, clean finish for advanced activewear designs.
Don't have a professional tech pack? Send us a clear photo or a physical sample. Our team can help create technical drawings and size charts.
Sample fees are credited towards your final bulk order once placed.
We sign Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) to protect your private label designs before you share any files.
We can source fabrics that are GRS (Global Recycled Standard) certified, including recycled nylon and polyester.
OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified dyeing options available to reduce harmful chemicals.
Biodegradable polybags and recycled paper tags available upon request.
OFOB / EXW:Perfect if you have your own designated shipping forwarder.
ODDP (Door-to-Door):We handle the freight, customs clearance, and import duties. Goods delivered directly to your warehouse.
Air Express5-7 days5-7 days
Sea Freight25-30 days
TECH PACK REQUIREMENTS
Zippers and pockets should be defined in the Tech Pack, not added only as visual details. Their construction, placement, reinforcement, intended contents, and movement performance should be confirmed with the garment design and selected fabric.
For leggings and training shorts, test whether a phone stays stable during squats, running, bending, and jumping. Check for sagging, bounce, pressure, seam distortion, difficult access, or a closure that opens unexpectedly during activity.
Confirm placement from stable garment landmarks.
Check stretch, recovery, and opening behavior.
Reinforce stress points around openings and seams.
At Call The STYLE, zipper and pocket specifications can be reviewed during technical development and sample fitting before bulk production. Final materials, hardware, reinforcement, and construction should be recorded in the latest Tech Pack.
Discuss your functional componentsCUSTOM SPORTS BRA DEVELOPMENT
Removable bra pads should not be treated as a generic accessory. Their shape, material, size, coverage, pocket construction, and washing behavior should be defined with the sports bra’s fit, support level, fabric, lining, and intended use.
Check that the pads remain centered during movement, provide the intended coverage, and stay comfortable without visible edges or pressure points. Review them after washing as well, including whether they shift, fold, curl, retain moisture, or become difficult to reposition.
Test fit and coverage during realistic movement.
Assess wash performance and ease of repositioning.
Review pad dimensions across the graded size range.
For extended size ranges, one pad size may not suit every bra size. Pad dimensions and coverage should be reviewed together with the graded garment before bulk production.
At Call The STYLE, bra pads can be evaluated together with sports bra fit, support level, fabric, lining, and pocket construction during technical development and sampling.
Discuss your sports bra specificationFor close-fitting yoga and training apparel, the construction should stretch with the fabric without thread breakage, excessive puckering, or restricting movement.
Flatseam or flatlock-style construction can help reduce bulk and friction in high-contact areas, such as leggings and fitted tops.
Overlock seams are commonly used to join stretch-fabric panels efficiently and should be selected with the garment’s stretch and recovery in mind.
Coverstitching is often used for hems, bindings, and selected topstitching where stretch, finish, and appearance need to work together.
Reinforced seams or bartacks may be needed around pockets, straps, gussets, and other points exposed to higher load or repeated movement.
Confirm seam allowance, thread type, stitch density, needle selection, fabric thickness, and fabric recovery together. The same stitch construction can perform differently when the fabric, tension, or garment area changes.
Check that the seam extends with the fabric and recovers without thread breakage or visible distortion.
Check bulk, friction, pressure, and seam feel in close-contact areas during intended wear.
Test the sample during stretching, squatting, training, and other relevant movements for the style.
At Call The STYLE, seam construction can be selected according to the garment design, fabric, activity, comfort requirements, and expected stress points. Final construction should be confirmed through sample fitting, stretch testing, and movement testing before bulk production.
Review Your Seam ConstructionThis approach helps preserve visual balance as the activewear pattern increases or decreases in size.
A back-waistband logo can be centered from the garment’s center-back line. A thigh logo may need measurements from both the side seam and waistband seam. Using two or more landmarks can make the intended position clearer as the pattern is graded.
Stretch can change the visible position and proportion of a logo when worn.
Curved waistbands, contrast panels, and seam intersections can alter visual alignment across sizes.
Size-specific placement rules may be needed when grading creates a meaningful proportion change.
At Call The STYLE, branding placement can be checked together with grading rules, garment measurements, and approved artwork before bulk production. Any size-specific placement rules should be recorded in the latest Tech Pack.
Review Your Logo PlacementFor custom sublimation printing, the artwork package should allow the print team to match each graphic to the approved garment pattern before sampling or bulk production.
If graphics continue across side seams or multiple panels, confirm whether exact seam matching is required. This can affect artwork preparation, cutting, production complexity, and cost. The final layout should be reviewed against the actual garment pattern rather than a flat on-screen mockup alone.
Check color, scale, sharpness, and overall appearance on the selected fabric.
Check print appearance during stretch and confirm the placement on each garment panel.
Sublimation is generally suited to polyester-based fabrics. Confirm the selected fabric composition and base color with the intended print method before sampling.
At Call The STYLE, the artwork, selected fabric, garment pattern, and print method can be reviewed together before sampling and bulk production.
Review Your Sublimation ArtworkStart with the planned launch date, then work backwards from the date finished products must arrive at your warehouse or fulfillment center. Reserve time after arrival for receiving, inventory checks, photography, website preparation, and campaign setup.
Allow additional time for fabric development, sample revisions, custom artwork, testing, and international shipping. These stages can affect the final launch date even when the bulk factory schedule itself remains on track.
Typically around 7–15 days per development round.
Generally around 25–30 days after required approvals and production conditions are confirmed.
Shipping time should be planned separately according to the destination and transport method.
For launch-critical orders, set decision deadlines for fabric, colors, size range, branding, packaging, and the pre-production sample before bulk production begins. At Call The STYLE, the production timeline can be reviewed against these approval points before the order moves forward.
Review Your Launch TimelineThese requirements should be incorporated into the approved Tech Pack, packaging specification, purchase order, and production instructions rather than being handled only at the final packing stage.
For U.S. sales, most textile and wool products must disclose fiber content, country of origin, and the identity of a responsible business. Covered textile wearing apparel also requires care instructions. When GS1 identifiers are used, each sellable size or color variation requires its own GTIN.
At Call The STYLE, confirmed retail requirements can be incorporated into the Tech Pack, packaging specification, purchase order, and production instructions before bulk manufacturing. Final legal and retailer-specific requirements should be provided or confirmed by the brand, importer, or relevant sales channel.
Review Retail Requirements
Response time within 30 minutes (during working hours)
Automatically calculated based on options and quantity, transparent with no hidden fees
Provides an accurate delivery date after order confirmation
