Performance and training styles
Compare existing tops, bottoms and coordinated outfit directions. Identify the garment pieces and intended use before requesting an assortment proposal.
Explore optionsActivewear Wholesale Supplier
Wholesale activewear from a confirmed style selection
Build a branded range from selected catalogue styles. Confirm the garment, size and colour options first, then review logo, label and packaging requirements against an approved sample and order record.
Select
Identify the existing garment and confirmed options
Brand
Review logo, label, hangtag and packing details
Repeat
Keep approved product and order records for review
Buyer Fit
A practical route for buyers starting with existing styles
Use catalogue references to explain what you want to source. A listed style is a starting point for discussion; current availability, minimum quantities, pricing and timing require project-specific confirmation. New fit, material, pocket or construction requirements belong in a separate custom-development review.
Brands selecting existing garments for their own label
Studios and clubs planning a focused retail range
Wholesalers preparing clear size and colour allocations
Online retailers aligning product data, packing and receiving
Product Scope
Choose the garment route before adding branding
Shortlist exact product references and confirm which features and options are included. Review tops and bottoms separately, even when they appear together in a photograph. Images illustrate product or process references; they do not establish stock, a fixed set or a performance result.
Yoga and studio styles
Select bra, legging, short and layer references. Confirm actual measurements, coverage, colours and size options for the proposed order.
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Private-label details
Discuss logo application, labels, hangtags and packaging for the selected garment. Approve the relevant proof or sample before confirming production scope.
Explore optionsCustomization
Define the branding and packing scope
Style identity: product code, reference image, approved sample version and the existing features to retain
Assortment: garment pieces, confirmed colours, separate size quantities and clearly stated selling units
Logo: artwork version, proposed method, dimensions, placement and a proof appropriate to the actual material
Labels and hangtags: approved brand text, size identity, verified garment information and destination requirements
Packing: individual or agreed set packing, size stickers, carton allocation and receiving information
Reorders: retain the accepted sample and specification, then reconfirm materials, options and production conditions
Process
From shortlist to an agreed order record
1
Share the selected styles
Send product codes or links, intended users, destination, proposed quantities and the branding you need. Mark any requested garment changes explicitly.
2
Confirm options and review a sample
Check the current style, material identity, measurements and colour options. Agree which sample or proof answers each open question before treating it as approved.
3
Approve branding and packing
Connect the accepted garment with final artwork, labels, the size-colour quantity list and packing instructions. Record who approved each version.
4
Confirm production and receiving
Align the quotation, production scope, inspection points and delivery plan. Use actual receiving and sales observations when discussing a later reorder.
Buyer Questions
Clear answers before the quote
These pages are designed to move a buyer from interest to a practical brief. For a faster quote, send style references, quantity, logo needs, market, and delivery timing.
Product category and estimated quantity
Reference photos, sample, sketch, or tech pack
Logo, label, packaging, and delivery requirements
This is a B2B sourcing enquiry route. Catalogue images and examples are references; final product details and commercial conditions require written confirmation for the order.
Does wholesale activewear mean ready stock?
No stock commitment is implied by a catalogue listing. Confirm the selected style, material and colour options, quantity requirements and production or availability conditions for the specific enquiry.
Can we add our logo, labels and packaging?
These details can be discussed for the selected style. The suitable method and scope depend on the garment, material, artwork, quantity and packing requirements. Confirm them through the agreed proof or sample and order record.
Can we change the fit, fabric or pockets of a catalogue style?
Treat those requests as garment-development work, even when an existing style is the reference. Use the custom activewear route to review feasibility, specifications and the sample work required before a production decision.
What should we send for a wholesale enquiry?
Send the style codes or links, intended use, target market, proposed quantities by garment, colour and size, branding files and packing needs. State whether quantities refer to pieces or sets and identify the questions that remain open.
Can a later order repeat the approved style?
Keep the approved sample, specification, artwork and packing record to define the repeat request. Reconfirm the current material, colour, size options, quantity and production conditions; a previous order does not automatically reserve stock or guarantee unchanged terms.
Quote Request
Send your brief and get the next production route
InPACE Sports will review the product type, fabric direction, logo method, label and packaging needs, order quantity, and delivery target before confirming next steps.