Private Label Activewear Customization

1. Product Logo Process

Send Logo: You can send us your logo through email, online chat, or other methods. The logo can be in high-resolution vector formats (such as AI, EPS, SVG) or common image files (such as JPEG, PNG).

Logo Analysis: Our design team will carefully analyze the logo you provide, including colors, shapes, fonts, and other elements. We will communicate with you to ensure that our understanding of the logo is accurate and confirm if there are any special requirements or customization needs.

Design Mockup: Based on the logo requirements and your preferences, our designers will use professional design software to create a mockup. The logo placement, size, color, and application method are reviewed according to the approved garment design.

Customer Approval: We share the proposed logo placement and application details for your review. Revisions are confirmed before sampling or bulk production.

Production: After the artwork, placement, and application method are approved, logo application is coordinated according to the confirmed specifications.

Printing Types

Screen Printing (Silkscreen)

Screen printing is a commonly used printing process that involves creating holes in a mesh screen and using a squeegee to push ink through the holes to print the logo onto the garment. This technique allows for rich colors and clear patterns and is suitable for large logo printing.

Heat Transfer Printing

Heat transfer printing involves transferring the logo onto the garment using heat and pressure. The logo is first printed on a heat plate, and then the heat transfer paper is applied to the garment, transferring the logo through high temperature and pressure. Heat transfer printing achieves intricate details and vibrant colors and can be applied to various fabric types.

Embroidery

Embroidery is a method of stitching the logo onto the garment using thread. This technique creates a three-dimensional and textured effect, with good durability, making it suitable for various types of clothing. Embroidery is often used for small logo areas or designs that require detailed displays.

Iron-on Transfers (Heat Press)

Iron-on transfers involve transferring the logo onto the garment using heat and pressure, similar to heat transfer printing, but using different materials. Common materials for iron-on transfers include iron-on stickers and films. This method is suitable for simple logo printing and is commonly used for mass production and quick fabrication.

Digital Printing

Digital printing utilizes digital printers to directly print the logo onto the garment. This process achieves high resolution and colorful printing effects, making it suitable for small quantities or personalized logo printing.

2. Packaging Logo

Customize Unique Clothing Packaging for Your Brand

Custom packaging can include logo application, packaging materials, colors, print details, and carton requirements based on your project.

Share packaging references, dimensions, materials, and quantity requirements so we can review suitable options for your custom activewear order.

3. Woven Label Design

Add Unique Charm to Your Clothing

Woven labels can include brand names, size information, care details, and other approved garment information.

Label materials, dimensions, colors, folding, and placement are confirmed according to the product design and approved specifications.

4. Hang Tag Design

Add Unique Style to Your Brand

Hang tags can include product information, brand identity, sizing, care instructions, and other approved details.

Hang tag materials, dimensions, printing, string, and packing requirements are confirmed according to the approved project specifications.

Custom Activewear Development Process

Customer Requirement:

We review your product category, reference images, tech pack, fabric requirements, logo details, quantity, target price, and packaging needs before confirming suitable development options.

Design Proposal:

Based on the available project details, we discuss suitable product development, fabric, construction, logo application, and packaging options.

Sample Confirmation:

A sample is prepared for review of fit, construction, fabric, logo application, and other approved details before bulk production.

Mass Production:

After sample approval, bulk production is coordinated according to the confirmed specifications, quantity, labels, packaging, and production requirements.

Quality Control (QC):

Quality checks are performed during production according to the approved product specifications and order requirements.

Shipping and After-Sales:

After production, quality checks, and packaging are completed, shipment preparation is coordinated according to the agreed shipping requirements and Incoterms.