Independent sourcing partner · US business buyers
Turn a garment idea into a comparable factory quotation. Custom Gym Wear Sourcing helps business buyers align fabric, size runs, artwork and delivery scope before choosing a supplier.
Start with the intended training activity, quantity in pieces or sets, colorways and US destination. Material availability, minimum order quantity and timing remain questions for the proposed supplier.
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Ask for fiber content, knit construction and fabric weight in gsm. A fabric description such as stretch or quick-dry is a request to verify against the proposed item, not a performance result. Identify seam placement, waistband construction and any lining before comparing unit prices.
A size label does not establish fit. Provide garment measurements in cm or in, the measurement method, and quantity by size and color. A 240-piece illustration divided across 4 sizes and 2 colors has 8 order lines; it is not a stated MOQ.
Request the sample revision, decoration proof, packaging basis and exclusions. Compare sample charges, artwork setup, freight and destination charges separately. A lower loose-piece price cannot be compared directly with a packed, delivered quotation.
Separate staff apparel from member merchandise. Record the intended fit, logo placement and replenishment size mix. Sample approval should identify the person signing off on measurements and decoration; a photograph alone cannot approve hand feel or fit.
Review buyer scenariosKeep the base garment specification distinct from labels, hangtags and carton presentation. Ask whether changing a color or print changes the order minimum. A budget preference may favor simpler decoration, but the same fiber content and measurement basis must remain visible.
Prepare your order briefOur role is buyer-side sourcing coordination. We help organize factory questions; we do not manufacture or hold stock. Read the sourcing method and procurement brief before selecting your next step.