Sports and performance
Custom compression wear manufacturer
Compression shirts, tights, shorts and base layers in high-recovery stretch fabric, with flatlock seams and graphics that move with the body.
- Sampling
- Sample before bulk
- Order size
- Quoted per style
- Fabrics
- 4 core options
- Finishes
- 5 methods


Compression that holds, without restricting
Compression wear sits right against the skin, so every detail matters: how tightly the fabric holds, how quickly it recovers, how the seams lie and whether it stays in place when you move. We grade compression patterns tighter than standard fits and check the hold across sizes on the sample.
Our compression range covers base layers for team sports, training tops and tights for gyms, shorts worn under kit, and rash guards for grappling and water sports. Long and short sleeves, mock necks and three-quarter lengths are all available.
Because the fabric stretches so much, graphics are applied with inks and transfers that stretch too. Silicone grippers on hems keep pieces in place, and mesh panels can be added at the underarm and back for airflow.
Every compression wear order includes
- Patterns graded for true compression fit
- High-recovery stretch fabric
- Flatlock seams that lie flat
- Stretch-safe printing or transfers
- A wear-test sample before bulk
Styles we make
Compression styles for training, team sport and combat sport.
- 01
Compression shirts
Short and long sleeve, crew or mock neck.
- 02
Compression tights
Full and three-quarter length with gusset.
- 03
Compression shorts
Under-shorts and slider shorts worn under kit.
- 04
Rash guards
For BJJ, MMA, surfing and swimming, see our fight wear page.
- 05
Base layers
Thermal and lightweight layers for cold-weather sport.
- 06
Sleeves and accessories
Arm and leg sleeves made in the same fabrics.
Fabrics we recommend
- Poly-spandex180–280 gsm
High stretch and recovery, the core compression fabric.
- Nylon-spandex180–260 gsm
Smoother and more durable under constant stretch.
- Mesh100–160 gsm
Ventilation panels at the underarm and back.
- Recycled polyesterWeight to spec
Stretch knits made with recycled fibre.
Logos, prints and finishes
Compression wear needs logos that stretch. We test print and transfer on the sample fabric to make sure they do not crack.
From brief to boxed order
The same five stages for every compression wear order, with a signed-off sample before anything goes into bulk. See all twelve steps
- 01
Brief
Send the compression wear styles, rough quantities, sizes and your deadline. A sketch, photo or reference garment is enough.
- 02
Quote
We cost fabric, trims, labour and decoration per style, so you see exactly what drives the price.
- 03
Sample
A sample is cut, sewn and decorated to your spec. You check fit, colour and placement in hand.
- 04
Bulk
Once you sign off the gold sample, we cut, sew, decorate and check every piece against it.
- 05
Deliver
Labelled, folded and packed the way you asked, then shipped with tracking to your door.
Who we make compression wear for
Sports and gym brands, clubs fitting base layers under kit, fight teams and athletes' own labels.
Questions about compression wear
What makes compression wear different from regular sportswear?
Compression garments are graded tighter and made from fabric with high stretch and recovery, so they hold the body firmly. The seams are flat to avoid rubbing.
Which fabric is used for compression wear?
Poly-spandex or nylon-spandex with a high spandex content for strong recovery.
Can you print full designs on compression wear?
Yes, with inks and transfers that stretch with the fabric. We test them on the sample first.
Can you add silicone grippers?
Yes. Silicone grippers on hems and leg openings keep pieces in place.
Do you make rash guards for BJJ and MMA?
Yes. See our boxing and MMA apparel page for rash guards and spats.
Can I test the compression level?
Yes. Wear-test the sample and tell us if you want it firmer or softer; we adjust the fabric or grading.
Related services
Brands that order compression wear often add these to the same production run.

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