Custom compression wear
Compression tops and base layers are worn under training gear and on their own in fight camps. We make them in four-way-stretch fabric with your full design or a clean logo.
Who orders these
- Fightwear and fitness brands
- Gyms and fight teams
- Distributors
Ways to brand them
- Full sublimation or printed logos
- Team names
- Labels and packaging
Specification options
Options buyers usually specify. What we can make for your order is confirmed in writing in your quote and shown on your sample.
| Garments | Short- and long-sleeve compression shirts, tank tops, leggings. |
|---|---|
| Fabric | Polyester-spandex, moisture-wicking. |
| Seams | Flatlock seams. |
| Sizes | XS–XXL. |
Settle these before you ask for a quote
- Garments and sleeve length
- Design or logo only
- Sizes and quantity
- Delivery country
Sample first
Every new design is made as a sample and approved by you before bulk production. Your approved sample becomes the reference for checking the order.
How sampling worksHow custom compression wear are made
Rash guards, spats and MMA shorts are printed edge to edge with dye sublimation, so the design becomes part of the fabric.
Specification and artwork
Design, sizes, cut and fabric are agreed in writing; artwork is laid onto size-graded pattern templates.
Printing
The design is printed in mirror image onto transfer paper with sublimation inks.
Heat transfer
A heat press transfers the ink into white polyester-spandex fabric, so it won't crack or peel.
Cutting
Printed panels are cut along the pattern lines.
Flatlock sewing
Panels are joined with flatlock seams to avoid chafing; waistbands, gussets and closures are added.
Inspection and packing
Print alignment, colour, stretch and measurements are checked against the sample before packing.
Your written specification and approved sample decide the exact build. How all our gear is made
Custom compression wear: questions buyers ask
What is the difference between compression wear and a rash guard?
They are similar. Rash guards are built for grappling, with stronger seams and a cut that stays put on the mat; compression tops are lighter base layers for training.
How are custom compression wear made?
Rash guards, spats and MMA shorts are printed edge to edge with dye sublimation, so the design becomes part of the fabric. The main steps are: specification and artwork, printing, heat transfer, cutting, flatlock sewing, inspection and packing. Every new design is made as a sample and approved by you before bulk production.
What is the minimum order for custom compression wear?
It depends on the material, the decoration method and how many colours and sizes you need. Enter your quantities per size in the quote form and the minimum for your compression wear specification is confirmed in your written quote.
How long does it take to make custom compression wear?
Production starts after you approve a sample. The lead time depends on quantity, material and the time of year, and is stated in your written quote before you commit.
Can I get a sample of custom compression wear before ordering?
Yes. A sample is made to your specification and approved by you before bulk production. Sample cost and timing are set out in your quote.
What materials are custom compression wear made from?
Common options: Polyester-spandex, moisture-wicking. The material is confirmed in your written specification and you see and feel it on your sample.
Can I put my logo on custom compression wear?
Yes. Options include: full sublimation or printed logos; team names; labels and packaging. Send your logo as a vector file (AI, EPS, SVG or PDF) for the cleanest result.
Do you ship custom compression wear to the USA, UK and Europe?
Yes. We quote delivery to the USA, the UK and Europe, and to other countries on request. The delivery terms are stated in your quote.
Quote compression wear
Send your product, quantities and artwork. You get a written quote with sample terms, lead time and delivery options.