Two sets photographed from our own production show the two ends of the family. The tracksuit is a quarter-zip raglan top with contrast sleeves, white sleeve piping and thumb-hole cuffs, over tapered track pants with a white side stripe and zip hand pockets. The crop set is a high-neck zip crop top with a racerback and a lower-back cut-out, over high-waist ribbed leggings with contrast overlock seams and a zipped back pocket.
What you can order
From those two builds the family extends to a presentation tracksuit (a full-zip track jacket over track pants), a warm-up set for a squad and a brand collection where a top and a bottom are designed to sell together. Jacket constructions such as stand collars and inset contrast panels are listed under jackets and outer layers, and leg shapes, waistbands and pockets under track pants. Either piece can be ordered on its own: the quarter-zip and the crop top also appear under training tops, and the leggings under leggings.
Matching colour when the two pieces are in different fabrics
Compare the fabrics side by side under the agreed lighting. A lab dip is a dyeing trial, while printed fabric needs a print sample. Agree the colour-approval method and the acceptable variation for each material, trims included, and keep the approved references for reorders. Colour matching from artwork to production goes through the steps.
Construction choices to fix before sampling
| Component | Options already in the range | Why it is decided first |
|---|---|---|
| Top closure | Quarter-zip placket, full zip, short zip on a crop body | Changes the front pattern and the collar |
| Cuffs | Thumb-hole cuff, plain cuff, elasticated or rib | Changes the cuff construction, not just the look |
| Sleeves | Contrast raglan sleeves with a piping stripe, or tonal | Raglan is a different pattern from set-in |
| Pockets | Zip hand pockets, side seam pockets, zipped back waistband pocket | Pocket bag and zip are trims to source |
| Leg | Tapered with a side stripe, or wide leg | The pattern and size grading have to be assessed |
| Hem | Curved, straight, rib or drawcord | Sets the top length against the pant rise |
Each row is a pattern or trim decision, so it is written into the brief and judged on the sample. Seams and garment construction explains what the seam and finish choices mean on the garment.
Packing as sets or as separates
Every order needs a packing plan. For sets, say whether the top and bottom share a bag and a size label. For separates, give the bags and carton contents by style and size, and for a mixed assortment, explain how the pieces are paired in the cartons. If you need neutral packaging or labels you supply yourself, state it and ask Voyager Sportswear to confirm the packing scope in the quotation. Packing specifications, barcodes and cartons shows the brief to send, and the packing and dispatch page describes the stage.
Check the set as it will be worn
Try the top and bottom together over the base layer they will be worn with, and check whether the top hem and trouser rise overlap as intended when the wearer sits or reaches. Open and close the zip, use the pockets and check the pressure at the cuffs and waistband. A matching colour does not make up for a mismatch in fit or length.
If you need different top and bottom sizes in one pack, approve that packing rule explicitly. Each garment keeps its own measurements, size quantities and artwork, even when the sales reference calls the combination one set.
Example: one top with two different bottoms
A team may use a warm-up top with shorts for training and with track pants for travel. This is one top specification and two bottom specifications, not two equal set quantities. Send the intended combinations and count each garment once in the quantity sheet. If the top artwork changes, say whether the change applies to both combinations.
Begin with the combination you need
Send sketches or references for both pieces, approximate quantities, the sizes you know, colours, logo files, destination and date. Tell us whether the set is for a club, a staff programme or a retail collection, and whether the pieces are sold or handed out together. We can help clarify fabric compatibility, pattern details, branding and the sampling scope.
Questions and answers
Does choosing a quarter-zip or full-zip top change a tracksuit pattern?
Yes, the top closure changes the tracksuit pattern: a quarter-zip placket, a full zip or a short zip on a crop body each alter the front pattern and the collar. Raglan sleeves are also a different pattern from set-in sleeves, and a thumb-hole cuff changes the cuff construction. Each of these choices is written into the brief before sampling and judged on the sample.
Can a tracksuit top and pants in different sizes be packed as one set?
A tracksuit top and pants in different sizes can be packed as one set when the buyer approves that packing rule explicitly. Keep each garment's measurements, size quantities and artwork separate, even when the sales reference calls the combination one set. State whether top and bottom share a bag and size label, and ask for the packing scope to be confirmed in the quotation.
How should a team order one warm-up top used with both shorts and track pants?
A warm-up top used with shorts for training and with track pants for travel is one top specification and two bottom specifications, not two equal set quantities. Send the intended combinations and count each garment once in the quantity sheet. If the top artwork changes, state whether the change applies to both combinations.
For an enquiry
Send the garment and design (or a reference), quantities by style and size, your fabric requirements, any numbers required, the destination and the date you need the goods. Voyager Sportswear usually sends a first reply within 24 hours. Request a quote
