T-Shirts & Tanks
Define the body fit, neckline, arm openings and length. Review movement and the selected print method on the sample.
Build coordinated training apparel and merchandise for gym members, coaches, academy groups and fitness events. Separate training use from staff uniforms and retail drops so the first order has a focused product mix.

Select a small core of tops and bottoms, then add coach layers and useful accessories. Approve each fit and fabric with physical samples before opening a member order or retail drop.
Define the body fit, neckline, arm openings and length. Review movement and the selected print method on the sample.
Confirm rise, length, waistband and pocket requirements. Review the actual garment through the intended training movements.
Set waistband, inseam, seam placement and coverage requirements. Evaluate stretch, recovery and fabric coverage on the physical sample.
Coordinate recognizable coach clothing with the gym collection. Confirm role artwork, fit and optional warm-up or travel layers.
Approve dimensions, materials, colors and branding separately. List member, staff and event allocations by product.
Confirm general gym bag size against the chosen contents. Keep retail stock and member-pack quantities separate in the order.
Confirm the material, fit, artwork and quantities for each product. Minimums, sample cost and timing require a project-specific quote.
Use the sample to check reach, squat movement, waistband stability and garment length for the intended training use.
Confirm composition, weight, stretch, seams and coverage requirements. Agree how requested properties will be evaluated before bulk approval.
Check logo size, placement and the chosen decoration on the actual fabric. Confirm any required durability checks with the sample brief.
Separate confirmed member orders, coach uniforms and forecast retail stock. MOQ and repeat-order conditions depend on each product and specification.
Share the gym or event, intended training use, products, quantities, delivery country and required arrival date.
Review movement, measurements, fabric, seams and branding. Record revisions before collecting final sizes.
Confirm member or staff quantities, fit and size charts, artwork versions, labels and retail packaging.
Agree individual member allocation, staff packs or retail SKU labels, then prepare the approved carton list.
Use these questions to prepare the brief before sampling and production.
Begin with a focused top-and-bottom combination based on the members who will wear it. Use approved samples and confirmed member demand before expanding colors, fits or retail stock.
Confirm measurements, waistband, rise, length, seams, pocket needs and fabric behavior for the intended movements. Record stretch, recovery and coverage requirements for the physical sample review.
List them in one brief with separate products, quantities, artwork and packing requirements. Confirm MOQ, sample costs and timing by product before approving the order.
Use the guides to organize the information that shapes the sample and quote.