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Custom Yoga Wear Manufacturer in China
We produce custom yoga leggings, sports bras, and activewear sets for global brands. Direct factory pricing, 100-piece low MOQ, and 7-day rapid sampling.Get a Factory Quote
100 Pcs MOQ
Low minimum order quantity for flexible production.
BSCI Certified Factory
Ethically audited manufacturing with reliable standards.
GRS-Certified Fabric Options
Sustainable material options for eco-conscious brands.
AQL 2.5 QC
Strict inspection standards to ensure consistent quality.
Call The STYLE is a Custom Yoga Wear Manufacturer in China Serving Activewear Brands, Startup Labels, and Private Label Buyers.
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.
Best For: Startup activewear brands, private label yoga wear brands, gymwear labels, Pilates apparel brands, and online fitness clothing sellers.
What We Manufacture
We offer full-category activewear and private label fitness clothing production. Provide your tech pack, and our pattern makers will handle the rest.
Custom Yoga Leggings
Sourced for maximum stretch. Options include high-waisted, seamless front, scrunch butt, and side pocket designs.
Custom Yoga Pants
Custom Yoga Sets
Matching top and bottom activewear sets with identical color lab dips and fabric compositions.
Private Label Yoga Set
Custom Yoga Shorts
Biker shorts and seamless ribbed shorts engineered to prevent riding up during workouts.
Custom Yoga Shorts
Custom Yoga Tank Tops
Built-in bra tanks, cropped tops, and racerback designs for maximum mobility.
Custom Sports Tank Tops
Custom Yoga T-shirts
Lightweight, quick-dry tops using moisture-wicking blends for daily gym wear.
Custom Yoga T-shirts
Custom Yoga Jackets
Slim-fit zip-up track jackets with thumbholes and functional hidden pockets.
Custom Yoga Jackets
Custom Yoga Bodysuits
One-piece activewear jumpsuits designed with four-way stretch and contouring seams.
Custom Yoga JumpsuitsConstruction & Fit Details We Handle
A good fit depends on the right pattern and stitching. Here are the specific garment construction details we use to improve product performance.
Crotch Gussets
Triangle or diamond gusset inserts to reduce camel toe and improve stretch mobility.
Flatlock & Overlock Stitching
4-needle 6-thread flatlock seams for anti-chafing, and reinforced overlock seams for high-stress areas.
Opacity Testing
We recommend high-density, squat-proof fabric options and test opacity under stretch before bulk production.
Waistband Construction
High-waisted and crossover (V-back) designs structured to stay up and never roll down.
Contour & Scrunch Butt
Ruched back seams and under-glute contour lines to naturally enhance body shape.
Activewear Fabric Sourcing
Choose from our in-stock fabric library or request custom fabric milling based on your specific GSM requirements.
Naked-Feel Blends
Typically 80% Nylon / 20% Spandex (220 GSM). Brushed finish for a soft feel designed for low-impact movements.
High-Compression
Heavyweight 73% Polyester / 27% Spandex (250-280 GSM). Offers muscle support for weightlifting and HIIT.
Eco-Friendly Options
We can source fabrics from GRS-certified and OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified mills upon request.
Private Label Customization Options
Make the garments uniquely yours. We offer full customization services so your products are ready for retail.
Custom Colors
Accurate Pantone color matching and lab dips.
Size Ranges
Full grading from XXS to Plus Size based on your charts.
Custom Logos
Silicone print, heat transfer, screen print, or 3D embroidery.
Care & Woven Labels
Brand labels, tear-away tags, or printed neck labels.
Brand Hangtags
Custom paper tags, barcode stickers, or pricing labels.
Custom Packaging
Branded zip-lock bags, eco-bags, or custom tissue paper.
How to Start Your Production
What You Can Send Us
√ Tech packs / Design sketches√ Reference images
√ Physical reference samples
√ Brand size charts
√ Fabric swatches
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Quote (24h)
02
Sampling (7-10 days)
03
Sample Approval
04
Bulk Production (25-30 days)
05
QC & Shipping
Our Quality Control Process
We combine fabric inspection, size control, inline sewing checks, and final AQL inspection to reduce defects before shipment.
Fabric Lab Testing
Testing for shrinkage and color fastness before cutting.
Digital Pattern Audit
Checking digital patterns against size specs.
Spreading & Cutting Check
Monitoring fabric tension during spreading.
Inline Sewing Inspection
Continuous stitch tension and seam checks on the line.
Measurement Audit
Key measurement check based on approved size spec and AQL inspection plan.
Final Inspection
Final AQL 2.5 inspection before packing, including mandatory needle detection.
Manufacturing Equipment & Capability
Our facility is equipped to handle complex yoga wear constructions efficiently. Available equipment includes:
Intelligent Hanging Production System
Automates the assembly line workflow, reducing handling time and keeping your garments clean and organized during production.
CNC Automatic Fabric Cutting
Guarantees precision cutting with zero margin of error, ensuring consistent sizing across thousands of pieces while reducing fabric waste.
Flatlock Machines
We use specialized Japanese-made sewing machines to create flat, high-stretch, anti-chafing seams essential for premium yoga wear.
Automatic Fabric Inspection
Detects fabric flaws, tension issues, and color shading variations before the cutting process even begins.
Needle Detection System
A mandatory final safety checkpoint to ensure absolutely no broken needles or metal fragments remain in the finished garments.
Seamless Bonding Machine
Uses ultrasonic and laser technology for stitch-free edges, offering a high-end, clean finish for advanced activewear designs.
More Than Just Sewing: Your Technical Partner
Tech Pack Support
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 Fee Policy
Sample fees are credited towards your final bulk order once placed.
Design Protection
We sign Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) to protect your private label designs before you share any files.
Sustainable Yoga Wear Manufacturing
For brands building an eco-conscious identity, we provide green supply chain options to support your sustainability goals.
Recycled Fabrics
We can source fabrics that are GRS (Global Recycled Standard) certified, including recycled nylon and polyester.
Eco-Friendly Dyes
OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified dyeing options available to reduce harmful chemicals.
Packaging
Biodegradable polybags and recycled paper tags available upon request.
Recent Production Cases
Case 1
No-Roll Waistband Leggings for a UK Startup
- Client Type:
- Startup yoga wear brand.
- Challenge:
- Waistband rolled down during movement testing on initial designs.
- Our Solution:
- Adjusted waistband height, elastic tension, and spandex ratio.
- Development:
- 2 sample revisions before bulk approval.
- Result:
- 500 pcs bulk order completed and inspected after sample approval.
Case 2
Custom Ribbed Sports Bra for an Australian Gym Label
- Client Type:
- Private label fitness apparel brand.
- Challenge:
- The client only had a reference photo and needed a specific medium-compression feel.
- Our Solution:
- Sourced matching ribbed knit fabric and developed the pattern based on their target size chart.
- Development:
- Initial sample developed in 7 days.
- Result:
- Approved for bulk production with custom silicone logo printing.
Shipping Options & Trade Terms
Trade Terms
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.
Trade Terms
Air Express5-7 days5-7 days
Sea Freight25-30 days
Frequently Asked Questions
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- Does Paying for a Sample Include Ownership of the Patterns and Grading Files?
Not necessarily. A sample or development payment alone does not establish which patterns or technical files must be handed over, who owns the relevant rights, or how the files may be used. These points depend on the agreement and applicable law and should be clarified before development starts.
Specify the deliverables and permitted use
- What the fee covers, including physical samples and agreed development work
- Which designs, Tech Packs, patterns, and artwork were supplied by the brand
- Which existing factory pattern blocks or project-developed patterns are involved
- Whether base patterns, graded patterns, markers, CAD files, Tech Packs, or artwork are deliverables
- Required file formats, size range, revision, and compatibility
- Delivery timing, payment conditions, and any separate file-delivery or rights-transfer charges
- Whether the brand may copy, modify, or use the files with another manufacturer
- Which rights or pre-existing factory know-how are retained, and any agreed restrictions
Separate file delivery, ownership, and confidentiality
Receiving a physical sample, receiving a digital file, obtaining permission to use it, and acquiring intellectual property rights are different matters. Identify each agreed deliverable and the associated ownership or license terms rather than relying on the sample invoice alone.
An NDA can contain ownership provisions, but confidentiality wording alone does not establish file delivery or a transfer of intellectual property rights. Review the actual clauses covering disclosure, permitted use, ownership, and any assignment or license.
Before sampling with Call The STYLE, request written confirmation of the agreed deliverables and terms, including file access, permitted use, charges, and confidentiality.
- Who Owns Leftover Fabric and Branded Trims After a Custom Activewear Order?
Ownership of leftover fabric, trims, labels, and packaging should be recorded in the order agreement. It depends on the agreed purchasing arrangements and applicable law; payment of a garment price or material surcharge alone should not be treated as proof that every remaining material belongs to one party.
Identify the material categories before production
- Materials purchased separately for the brand
- Factory stock fabrics or components used to fulfill the order
- Excess material purchased to meet fabric, dyeing, or finishing minimums
- Brand-specific labels, hangtags, printed packaging, and logo-bearing trims
- General-purpose trims reserved for a repeat order or retained in factory stock
Agree handling terms and record the final balance
For each category, agree ownership, any reservation for future orders, storage period and conditions, storage or handling charges, and responsibility for loss or damage. State how return shipping, reuse, recycling, or disposal will be authorized and paid for.
After production, record the actual remaining quantity and condition, material code, color, roll or lot reference, and storage location or reference. Link retained materials to the applicable style and approval records, then recheck suitability before using them in a repeat order.
Brand-bearing materials should not be reused for other customers without the brand’s written authorization. Agree who can approve their return, recycling, or destruction, and whether disposal evidence is required.
For a Call The STYLE order, request written confirmation of leftover-material arrangements before production begins, and reconcile the final inventory after the order is completed.
- How Do Delivery Appointments Affect Bulk Activewear Shipping to a Retailer or Fulfillment Center?
A delivery appointment can determine when a retailer, 3PL warehouse, or fulfillment center will accept a bulk activewear shipment. If the destination requires a confirmed receiving window, allow time for booking and final delivery as well as freight transit and customs clearance.
Confirm the receiving requirements
Before shipment, confirm the destination’s requirements for:
- Exact receiving location, warehouse code, and receiving contact
- Who is responsible for booking and updating the appointment
- Booking method, required notice period, and confirmed date and time window
- Appointment confirmation number or reference, where issued
- Carrier details and purchase order or shipment references
- Carton and pallet labels, quantities, dimensions, and weights where required
- Pallet configuration and unloading requirements
- Advance shipment notice (ASN) or other receiving documents where required
- Routing-guide instructions, check-in procedures, and receiving cut-off times
Plan booking and delivery together
Confirm receiving requirements before finalizing the packing plan and freight arrangement. Ask the designated booking party when the appointment can be requested, what information is needed, and when it becomes confirmed. Booking procedures and lead times depend on the receiving facility.
Plan the receiving window around the expected customs release and local delivery schedule. Arrival at a destination port or local freight terminal does not by itself confirm warehouse receipt or that inventory is available for sale.
If a transit or customs delay threatens the booked window, ask the responsible party to confirm the revised arrival estimate and arrange any required appointment change before the next delivery attempt.
Allow for rescheduling and related costs
A missed appointment or refused delivery may require rescheduling and may lead to storage, redelivery, waiting-time, or handling charges under the applicable carrier or warehouse terms. Confirm how these charges would be handled before dispatch.
At Call The STYLE, shipment and carton information can be coordinated with the buyer or logistics provider before dispatch. Provide the destination’s current routing guide and receiving instructions early, and confirm with the appointed logistics provider who will manage the booking and whether appointment-related services are included in the freight quote.
- How Should a Brand Record Approved Materials and Trims for Repeat Activewear Orders?
Keep approved materials and trims in a version-controlled record linked to the style’s current BOM and Tech Pack. This may be part of the BOM itself or a connected approval register; the key is to make the approved reference, status, and applicable revision clear.
What each approval record should contain
For each material or component, record where relevant:
- Style number and component name or placement
- Material code and supplier or mill reference
- Fabric composition, GSM, usable width, finish, and agreed performance requirements
- Trim dimensions, construction, color, and finish
- Approved color standard and physical swatch or sample reference
- Logo, label, and packaging artwork version
- Approval status, approval date, and person responsible
- Relevant test report reference and the material or sample tested
- Current BOM and Tech Pack revision
- Applicable colorways, sizes, and orders, including any approval limitations
Keep evidence and revision history connected
Identify retained physical swatches and samples with matching reference codes so they can be connected to the written record.
When a material is changed or substituted, record the previous and new references, reason for the change, approval evidence, approval date, and the orders to which the change applies. Mark superseded versions clearly and retain the revision history.
Keep the approved material specification distinct from the actual supplier lot or dye lot used in each order. Link both where traceability is required; approval of a material reference does not automatically confirm every later production lot.
At Call The STYLE, fabric, trim, branding, and packaging references can be reviewed with the current approved product specification before a repeat order proceeds. The required records and approval responsibilities should be agreed for the project.
- What Should Be Reconfirmed Before Placing a Repeat Activewear Order?
Before placing a repeat activewear order, reconfirm the current product specification and order terms rather than assuming the previous order can be reproduced without review.
What to reconfirm before a repeat order
The repeat-order check should normally include:
- Previous order reference and latest approved Tech Pack, BOM, and sample version
- Fabric and trim availability and approved material references
- Color standard and requirements for reviewing new dye lots
- Quantity by style, color, and size
- Logo, artwork, labels, and packaging
- Current unit price, currency, and MOQ
- Payment terms, delivery destination, and shipping terms
- Required shipment date or warehouse arrival date
- Quality, testing, and inspection requirements
- Retailer or marketplace requirements where applicable
- Relevant quality issues or customer feedback from the previous order
Confirm changes and substitutes
Confirm whether any material, construction, fit, artwork, packaging, or destination-market requirement has changed since the last order. Any agreed correction from the previous production run should also be reflected in the current specification.
If the original fabric or trim is no longer available, a proposed substitute should be reviewed and approved before use. Depending on the change, this may require a new swatch, updated sample, or relevant testing. Record the approved change in the applicable product documents.
At Call The STYLE, repeat-order requirements can be reviewed against the latest approved specifications and previous order references. Materials, quantities, branding, commercial terms, and delivery requirements should be confirmed in writing before the new order is released for production.
- What Should Be Included in a Garment Test Report for a Custom Activewear Style?
A useful test report should help the brand identify what was tested, how it was tested, and whether the results are relevant to the approved activewear style. The tested item may be a fabric, component, logo application, seam, or finished garment, so the report’s scope should be clear.
What the report should identify
The report—or an accompanying sample-traceability record—should normally identify:
- Report number, test date, and issue date
- Testing laboratory or responsible testing party
- Style reference and tested sample identification
- Relevant Tech Pack or sample version
- Fabric, material, or component specification
- Color, size, and production lot where relevant
- Exact test method reference and edition where applicable
- Sample preparation, test conditions, specimen count, and cycles or repetitions where relevant
- Measured results and units
- Any deviations from the specified test method
- Agreed acceptance criteria and a pass/fail conclusion, if a conformity judgment was requested and included in the report scope
Check whether the results apply
For shrinkage, pilling, colorfastness, stretch recovery, logo durability, or washing performance, check that the reported conditions and any pre- or post-treatment reflect the agreed product requirements and care instructions.
A result from one fabric swatch, color, size, or material lot should not automatically be treated as evidence for every variation of the finished order. If materials or construction change, the brand and manufacturer should review whether the existing result still applies or whether further testing is needed.
At Call The STYLE, available test results can be reviewed against the approved fabric, sample, and production specification so the brand can assess their relevance to the product being manufactured. Required methods, acceptance criteria, and any retesting should be confirmed for the specific project.
- How Should Printed Graphics Be Aligned Across Custom Activewear Panels?
Printed graphics should be checked on early cut panels and assembled garments against the approved artwork, pattern, and agreed alignment points. A graphic that looks correct on a flat panel may not align as intended after sewing.
Define the matching points
- Print repeat position and artwork orientation
- Logo, stripe, or graphic placement
- Side-seam, center-front, and center-back reference points where relevant
- Critical joins between garment panels
- Any size-specific placement or alignment rules
Review first-cut panels and early sewn garments, especially where graphics cross curved seams or continue across multiple panels.
Review print artwork approval before samplingAgree what counts as acceptable
Exact seam matching is not required for every design. Stretch, seam allowances, curved panels, cutting, and grading can affect the assembled appearance. If matching is commercially important, agree the critical points and acceptable visual deviation before cutting.
If a repeated shift affects the approved appearance, identify whether the cause lies in artwork layout, printing, cutting, or assembly and correct it before more affected garments are produced. At Call The STYLE, panel alignment can be reviewed against approved artwork and sample garments before full production continues.
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