Bottoms · 1 reference styles
Track pants
Track pants are defined by the leg shape, rise, waistband and pockets. Our reference styles include a wide leg with a gathered elastic waist and a tapered leg shown as part of a set. Tell us the finished length, the leg opening, any side stripe or crease and whether the pants should coordinate with a top. Give quantities and sizes for the pants separately from those for the top.
From our own production
Shorts and skorts, leggings and track pants: three categories, specified mainly at the waistband, the hem and the pocket.
What changes on this garment
- Leg: wide, or tapered as on the tracksuit, with or without a centre-front crease.
- Waistband: shirred elastic, and its depth.
- Pockets: side seam pockets, or zip hand pockets.
- Side stripe: none, or a contrast stripe the length of the leg.
Commercial terms
Fabric, construction, branding, quantities and packing all affect the quotation. Tell us which details are fixed and where you need development support, and we will clarify the specification and what sampling is needed before we confirm price and schedule.
Match the application to the fabric and design
Mark the position and finished size of each graphic, including anything that changes from one garment to the next, such as numbers. Sublimation, DTF, heat transfer and embroidery give different results, and the fabric and construction guide the choice. The printing guide covers the order of application and how to prepare artwork.
- Sublimation
- DTF printing
- Heat transfer
- Embroidery
What to send for a quotation
- Which track pants you want made, or the closest build on this page.
- The quantity, per style and per colour.
- The branding, its position, and whether it changes from garment to garment.
- The date the goods have to be in your hands.
Construction details
Close-ups of how these styles are made, each labelled with the style it belongs to.
Questions on this garment type
Can wide-leg track pants be made with a tapered leg instead?
Yes, as a separate style. The tapered track pant of our tracksuit is cut from its own pattern, so the change is made at development and sampled on its own rather than adjusted on the wide-leg pattern. Give the rise, inseam and leg opening, and check the hem position with the footwear that will be worn. How development and sampling work
Can track pants have zip hand pockets instead of side seam pockets?
Yes. The track pants of our tracksuit already have zip hand pockets. The pocket bags and zips are specified in the brief and checked on the sample. Tell us what the pockets need to hold and whether they will be used during training, then check access and depth while sitting and moving.
Can track pants be made to match a jacket or training top?
Yes. Track pants can be developed together with a matching top, so that colour, fabric, trims and stripes can be compared across both pieces. Each piece still has its own pattern and size quantities, so list the pants and the top as separate lines in the order. At the sample stage, review the two garments together.
Should track pants and tops use the same size split in an order?
Only if that is what you need. List track pants and tops separately, because wearers may take different sizes for the top and the bottom. Use the sample to check waist, rise, leg shape and length rather than assuming that the same size label gives the right fit on both garments.
Get a quotation on track pants
Send the garment, the quantity per style and per colour, the branding and your date. Anything the brief leaves open is confirmed before we quote.