Everyday apparel
Custom joggers and sweatpants made to your fit
Tapered joggers, straight and wide-leg sweatpants, cargo joggers and gym joggers, cut in fleece, terry or stretch fabric and finished with your trims and logos.
- Sampling
- Sample before bulk
- Order size
- Quoted per style
- Fabrics
- 4 core options
- Finishes
- 6 methods


The fit of a jogger is the whole product
Joggers sell on fit. The rise, the seat, the width through the thigh and the way the leg tapers or falls decide whether a pair looks sharp or sloppy. We draft the pattern to your measurements or a reference pair, and check the fit on a sample before any fabric is cut in bulk.
Fleece and French terry are the standard for streetwear and loungewear joggers. For gyms and training, a stretch poly-spandex or a light technical knit gives movement and dries faster. Pockets, cuffs, waistbands and drawcords are all specified on the tech pack.
Joggers are usually ordered with a matching hoodie or sweatshirt, so we cut sets from the same fabric lot. Logos on the thigh, hip or back pocket can be embroidered, printed or embossed.
Every joggers order includes
- Pattern drafted to your rise, thigh and leg shape
- Waistband, cuffs and pockets to spec
- Matching colour with your hoodie or sweatshirt
- A fit sample before bulk
- Your labels and packing instructions
Styles we make
Start from a leg shape, then choose waist, pocket and hem details.
- 01
Tapered joggers
Slim through the calf with a rib cuff, the classic gym and streetwear shape.
- 02
Straight and open-hem sweatpants
A clean, straight leg with a plain hem, often with a stacked length.
- 03
Wide-leg and baggy sweats
Relaxed through the hip and leg for oversized streetwear fits.
- 04
Cargo joggers
Side cargo pockets with flaps or zips, in fleece, terry or twill.
- 05
Gym and training joggers
Stretch fabrics, zip pockets and ankle zips for training.
- 06
Shorts to match
Fleece and terry shorts cut from the same fabric for summer sets.
Fabrics we recommend
- French terry220–350 gsm
Breathable and soft, great for year-round joggers and washes.
- Brushed fleece280–420 gsm
Warm and heavy, for winter sweatpants and loungewear.
- Poly-spandex180–280 gsm
Stretch and recovery for gym and training joggers.
- Tricot120–200 gsm
Smooth and light, for tracksuit bottoms.
Logos, prints and finishes
A small thigh or hip logo is the most popular placement. Embossing and rubber prints give a tonal, premium look.
From brief to boxed order
The same five stages for every joggers order, with a signed-off sample before anything goes into bulk. See all twelve steps
- 01
Brief
Send the joggers 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 joggers for
Streetwear and loungewear labels, gyms and fitness brands, and teams ordering travel and warm-up wear.
Questions about joggers
What is the difference between joggers and sweatpants?
Joggers usually taper to a cuffed ankle, while sweatpants often have a straight or wide leg with an open hem. We make both, and the line between them is the fit you choose.
Can you copy the fit of joggers I already have?
Yes. Send the pair or the measurements and we draft a pattern to match, then refine it on the sample.
What fabric is best for joggers?
French terry for breathable, year-round joggers, brushed fleece for warmth, and poly-spandex for gym and training joggers.
Can I add zip pockets?
Yes. Zip pockets, cargo pockets, back pockets and phone pockets can all be added.
Can you make matching hoodie and jogger sets?
Yes. We cut both from the same fabric lot so the colour matches.
Where do logos usually go on joggers?
Most brands choose the upper thigh or hip. Back pocket, side leg and ankle placements are also popular.
Related services
Brands that order joggers often add these to the same production run.

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