Share the styles, reference images or tech packs, approximate quantities by style/color, size ranges, fabric direction and private label details. If details are still open, identify priorities and acceptable options so development and cost drivers can be discussed before a final quotation.
Create an approved record for each SKU covering measurements, material references, colors, trims, artwork placement and workmanship. Use pre-production sample review and QC checkpoints rather than treating one approved garment as a standard for every item in the capsule.
The current starting MOQ is 100 pieces. The workable quantity per style, color and size distribution depends on fabric availability, custom development, decoration, trims and the overall order structure. Send an estimated assortment for project-specific confirmation.
HUCAI activewear supports private label development discussions covering logos, labels, trims, colors and packaging. Decoration methods must be checked against each garment's fabric, stretch and washing requirements; color approvals may differ across material types.
Yes, an ODM discussion can begin from reference images, intended use, silhouettes and a target assortment. A clear development brief and agreed sample specifications are still needed before production. Established brands with ready specs may use an OEM route.
Different garments may require lightweight knit, stretch knit, woven short shell, compression knit, mesh inserts or lightweight outer-layer fabrics. Material choice depends on intended climate, handfeel, stretch, opacity, durability and the compatibility of seams, trims and branding. Specific composition and performance need verification by sampling.
Check tee arm movement and seam contact, shorts stride freedom and liner comfort, phone pocket bounce, tights coverage under stretch and the fit of any layered items. Record specific movement, wash and fit findings with measurements and photos for revision.
Consider coverage preferences, running duration, body contact and the intended fit. Brief or compression liners need careful attention to length, edge pressure, stretch recovery and seam placement. Linerless shorts may reduce inner bulk but require their own coverage and movement review.
A running collection is built around repeated running movement, daily mileage, race-day needs, storage, friction and seasonal layers. A hybrid training collection balances running with gym workouts and recovery. Some products overlap, but the fit and functional review should follow the primary use scenario.
Start with the runner profile and usage scenario. A technical tee and one running short can provide a focused starting point; add a singlet, half tight or weather layer only when it serves another clear need. Define fabrics, fit, size range, branding and test priorities before requesting multiple samples.