What customization options are available for performance tracksuits production?

Custom performance tracksuits are built from four decisions: fabric and weight, construction and trims, decoration, and the private label pack. Each one changes cost, lead time and how the finished piece reads.

Fabric. The options we run most are performance polyester knits for moisture management; polyester-elastane blends for stretch recovery; brushed-back performance fabrics for warmth. For performance tracksuits the practical weight reference is polyester typically 200–300 GSM, placing it between nylon and fleece. Ordering by weight figure alone is not enough — two fabrics can both be called the same weight and still behave differently in wash, drape and color retention, so composition and shrinkage are confirmed by wash testing.

Construction and trims. The build includes panels and seams laid out for movement rather than purely for looks; ventilation planned with the pattern rather than added after the first sample; matching trim and rib across jacket and pant; flatlock or bonded seam options where chafing matters.

Decoration. Available routes include heat transfer, sublimation, embroidery, reflective print, custom zipper pulls. Decoration is approved on the actual fabric rather than on a test swatch, because stretch, pile, coating and heat sensitivity all change the result.

Private label pack. Woven neck labels, size and care labels, logo tags, hangtags, barcoded polybags and printed cartons. A garment can leave the sewing line finished and still not be retail-ready, and this layer is what closes that gap.

A note specific to this category: Performance sets are developed from fit and movement first, fabric second. Ventilation planned into the pattern behaves very differently from vents added after the first sample — one is construction, the other is a patch.

Send us your specification or reference and we will tell you which of these decisions drives your cost the most — contact VANRD.