Custom Clothing Guide

Discover why sportswear brands are shifting from mass‑production to a flexible model of 100‑piece MOQs, multiple styles and fast turnaround. Learn how this hybrid manufacturing strategy reduces inventory risk, speeds trend response and supports eco‑conscious growth

Discover the key differences between OEM and ODM in sportswear manufacturing and learn how global activewear brands can select the right model for design control, speed-to-market, cost and brand differentiation.

Choosing the right production base is crucial for global sportswear brands. This article compares the advantages of China, Vietnam, and Turkey in sportswear manufacturing. Discover why China remains the top choice for sportswear production and how it outperforms other regions in terms of cost, technology, and supply chain efficiency.

Discover why Australian activewear brands are increasingly turning to Chinese manufacturers for customised sportswear production — from cost advantages and advanced fabric technologies to flexible supply chains and global export strategies. Learn how your brand can leverage this trend to stay competitive.

Looking for the perfect activewear supplier for your Australian brand? Discover a step-by-step guide on how to evaluate suppliers, avoid common pitfalls, ensure compliance, and boost your brand’s reputation. Real examples from top brands like Kathmandu and Patagonia included. Read before your next sourcing decision!

Let’s break down the manufacturing playbooks of three industry leaders —Gymshark, Lululemon, and Alo Yoga — and uncover strategies you can apply to your own brand.

In this article, we’ll explore how three rising activewear brands—AYBL, Set Active, and Bo+Tee—used clever production strategies to launch, scale, and dominate their markets. If you're building your own activewear line, you’ll want to steal a few of these ideas.

In the sportswear industry that emphasizes "health" and "vitality", the brand's moral background is becoming a more important competitive advantage than fabric technology.

Sustainable manufacturing is no longer a marketing gimmick of "icing on the cake", but a "survival skill" that determines whether a brand can retain consumers in the next five years.

High-quality fabrics can make hoodies stand out on the competitive shelves, not only to increase the repurchase rate, but also to accumulate a "reliable" and "tasteful" brand reputation. So, how can European and American brands accurately lock in the hoodie fabrics that suit them? The following key factors are worth careful consideration.