Compression

Base-layer tops, compression tights and shorts for training and team sports. Made to your spec in Sialkot, Pakistan — OEM or ODM.

See the 3 styles Brief this range

Starting styles: 3compression top, compression tights, compression shorts
Models: OEM + ODMYour tech pack or our design
Minimum order: Per styleConfirmed in your quote
Decoration: 4 methodsSilicone, Screen, Sublimation, Woven

02Three starting styles

Compression, cut to spec.

Custom compression wear: base-layer tops, full-length tights and compression shorts to wear under team kit or for training.

Compression garments are built with flatlock seams and stretch fabrics, with team colours and logos applied in stretch-rated methods.

Second-Skin Base Layer — Black / cobalt custom compression top

Sheet A · Compression top

Style 01 / 03

Second-Skin Base Layer

Long-sleeve compression base layer with flatlock seams.

Garment: Compression top
Shown in: Black / cobalt
Branding: Your logo, colours & labels
Minimum: Per style · in your quote

Long or short sleeve
Flatlock seams
Mock or crew neck
Sublimated panels

Spec the size run

Second-Skin Tights — Black custom compression tights

Sheet B · Compression tights

Style 02 / 03

Second-Skin Tights

Full-length compression tights with a wide waistband and gusset.

Garment: Compression tights
Shown in: Black
Branding: Your logo, colours & labels
Minimum: Per style · in your quote

Full or 3/4 length
Gusseted crotch
Wide waistband
Reflective print

Spec the size run

Second-Skin Shorts — Charcoal / red custom compression shorts

Sheet C · Compression shorts

Style 03 / 03

Second-Skin Shorts

Compression shorts to wear under team or training shorts.

Garment: Compression shorts
Shown in: Charcoal / red
Branding: Your logo, colours & labels
Minimum: Per style · in your quote

Inseam lengths
Cup pocket option
Silicone leg grip
Team colours

Spec the size run

Blank sampleFinished

03Built to your spec

From the blank to the branded garment

Drag the line. On the left, the first blank in undyed fabric to check shape and construction. On the right, the finished garment in its colour with your branding.

BriefTech pack, references or an idea
SampleYou check fit, fabric, colour, decoration
ApproveThe sample becomes the reference
ProduceThe run is checked against it

04Look closer

The detail is the spec.

Move over the photograph to inspect knit, seams and logo application. These are the things a sample is checked for, and the things the full run is checked against.

Fabric hand-feel, weight and stretch
Seam type, stitch density and finishing
Logo size, placement and method
Colour against your references

Move to inspect · illustrative detail

05Size run

Fit the whole run.

Pick a style and enter quantities per size. The ticket adds up as you go and drops into your brief. Minimums are set per style and confirmed in your quote.

Style

Second-Skin Base LayerSecond-Skin TightsSecond-Skin Shorts

XSSMLXL2XL

Example runs

Spec ticketOX-COM-01

Second-Skin Base Layer

Fitness & Sportswear · Compression

Total pieces0

Minimum order: per style — confirmed in your quote

Added to brief

06Fabric & decoration

What it is made of. How it is branded.

The fabrics and methods most often used for compression. Composition, weight and method are agreed per style and confirmed against your material on the sample.

Illustrative textures.

Silicone transfer

Glossy raised badges heat-applied to performance fabric.

Screen print

Flat, opaque inks with crisp edges. The workhorse for tees, hoodies and merch runs.

Sublimation

Ink dyed into polyester fibres. All-over patterns, names and numbers that never crack or peel.

Woven labels & patches

Your logo woven in thread: neck labels, hem tabs and sewn-on patches.

07Buyer’s guide

How to order custom compression.

01
Define the activity first
Gym, running, studio, compression, cycling and combat garments move, stretch and wear differently. Telling us the activity and the customer shapes the fabric, seams and fit we suggest.
02
Choose fabric by feel and function
Four-way stretch knits for leggings and bras, light wicking knits for tees and singlets, mesh for ventilation and smooth interlock for sublimated prints. Fabric composition and weight are agreed per style in your quote.
03
Think in collections
Fitness labels usually launch sets: a bra and legging, a tee and short, a top and jacket. Building the set together keeps colours and branding consistent across pieces.
04
Brand it so it lasts
Silicone transfers, reflective prints, screen print and sublimation each suit different fabrics and stretch. The method is confirmed against your material on the sample.
05
Size for your market
Women’s, men’s and unisex grading, inseam and length options and the size run you sell. A measurement chart in your tech pack is ideal; otherwise we work from your reference garment.

08Before you enquire

Compression FAQ.

Straight answers. Anything commercial — minimums, timing, prices — is set per style and confirmed in your quote.

Can compression wear match our team colours?

Yes, base layers can be made in team colours or sublimated with panels.

Do you add silicone leg grips?

Leg grippers and waistbands are options per style.

What compression level is used?

Fit and fabric are agreed per style and checked on the sample; we do not make medical compression claims.

Can you make women’s and men’s fits of the same style?

Yes. Styles can be graded in women’s, men’s or unisex fits; send your measurement chart or a reference garment you like.

Will logos crack on stretch fabric?

Methods such as sublimation and stretch-rated transfers are chosen for stretch garments. The method is tested on the sample before production.

Can I start a new label with a small collection?

Minimums are set per style and confirmed in your quote. Tell us how many styles, colours and sizes you plan and we will advise.

Do you supply hang tags and packaging?

Woven labels, care labels, swing tags and polybags in your branding can be included; list them in your brief.

09Your brief

Brief your compression.

Tell us what you are making. A tech pack, a reference photo or a sketch on a napkin all work. We reply with questions, the route that fits (OEM or ODM), sampling steps and a quote.