Launching an activewear label can feel overwhelming. With so many brands competing in this space, it’s easy to second-guess which shapes, fabrics, and styles will actually sell. One of the smartest ways to begin is by partnering with a manufacturer who offers both custom pieces and a ready-to-order collection based on proven market trends.
This approach lowers risk, speeds up production, and ensures your line connects directly with your audience.
A strong manufacturing partner doesn’t just make clothing—they track what’s trending worldwide. They know which activewear cuts are currently in demand and which ones are losing momentum. Tapping into that knowledge means you start with designs that already have traction in the market.
Ready-to-order designs are already patterned and graded to international sizing standards. This lets you bypass the sampling stage for those items, saving time and money. You’ll only need to sample your custom styles, while the ready pieces can go straight into production.
Because these designs are already tested and refined, they often move into bulk faster than custom-only collections—helping you launch in weeks instead of months.
From seamless leggings to cropped tops, the activewear world changes season by season. Choosing ready-to-order pieces aligned with current demand gives you a strong head start, while your own custom additions keep the collection unique.
Fabric choice shapes how your customers experience your brand. Our Power Fit performance fabrics give you options tailored to your market:
By knowing your target audience, you can choose the right base fabrics and balance ready-to-order with custom looks.
We hold one of Bali’s largest stocks of recycled, performance-grade fabrics and on-trend colours. With Comfort Luxe and Eco Olympus available in plain shades ready to cut, your order can begin as soon as your PO is placed. For brands seeking a unique approach, we also offer custom digital printing on recycled bases with precise results.
Startups often run into trouble by investing heavily in untested designs. By mixing trending ready-to-order pieces with your custom work, you spread the risk while still building a collection that feels original. Ready-to-order doesn’t mean generic—you still stand out with your choice of fabrics, colours, prints, and branding.
A simple setup many new brands find effective:
This balance gives you a mix of proven sellers and your own creative identity.
If you’re unsure where to begin, ask yourself:
The answers to these questions will shape your first collection, and I’ll guide you step by step.