What is the difference between fleece tracksuits and nylon tracksuits?

What is the difference between fleece tracksuits and nylon tracksuits?

Fleece gives warmth and a heavier hand; nylon at 180–250 GSM gives a lighter, cooler set with a technical surface.

What that means in practice: Fleece tracksuits are a season decision as much as a fabric decision. A 400 GSM fleece set is genuinely too warm for a spring drop, and buying one weight for two seasons is how brands end up discounting stock they cannot move.

Fabric and weight reference for this category — 280–400 GSM; 400 GSM fleece is too heavy for a spring drop, so the weight has to match the selling season. Pricing for fleece tracksuits typically lands in the costed as a set, driven by fabric weight, rib and branding range, and two garments means two sets of fabric, trim and sewing costs.

Both routes carry the same commercial framework: minimum order 100 pieces per color per style, sampling in 7–10 days, bulk production in 30–45 days.

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