Our Material Stock for Custom Sportswear Manufacturing

Unida Sports keeps and sources a wide range of custom sportswear materials for martial arts uniforms, MMA apparel, boxing equipment, fitness wear, teamwear, and private label apparel production. Our sportswear material stock helps B2B buyers review fabric options, GSM, stretch, durability, color, and hand feel, along with branding materials and packaging options, before sample development and bulk production begin. If you'd rather see how materials move through actual production, our vue d'usine covers that process in more detail.

Material Stock for OEM & Private Label Production

Material selection is one of the first real decisions in any OEM or private label project — it affects everything downstream, from how a garment feels to how well it survives repeated washing. When reviewing a new order, we look at the buyer's product type, target market, intended use, required fabric performance, GSM, stretch, durability, printing method, branding method, and packaging needs. Some materials are commonly kept in stock for standard product categories, while special colors, imported fabrics, or custom-developed materials may need sourcing depending on the buyer's requirement and order quantity — we don't claim every color or fabric is sitting on the shelf ready to go, and we'd rather tell you that upfront than have it surface as a delay later. Buyers can also learn more about how we structure production overall on our À propos de notre entreprise page.

How We Help Buyers Choose the Right Material

Not every buyer arrives knowing exactly which fabric they need, and that's a normal starting point, not a problem. A buyer typically sends a product idea, a reference photo, a tech pack, or sometimes an existing sample, and our team reviews how the product will actually be used before suggesting fabric type, GSM, stretch, finish, construction, and branding method. Material is confirmed before sample production begins, since the fabric choice affects comfort, durability, print result, fit, and the overall quality of the finished product — getting it right at this stage saves rework later.

Performance Fabrics for MMA Apparel & Compression Wear

Pour MMA apparel y compris protège-couilles sur mesure, compression shirts, spats, compression leggings, Vale Tudo shorts, No-Gi sets, and BJJ compression wear, our rash guard fabric et compression fabric options are built around performance rather than general activewear standards. Common materials include polyester spandex, nylon spandex, 4-way stretch fabric, sublimation-ready fabric, mesh panels, silicone grip bands, elastic waistbands, and flatlock stitching thread suited to compression garments.

GSM options for sportswear in this category typically fall into three ranges: 180–200 GSM for a lightweight option suited to hot climates and high-intensity training, 220–240 GSM as our premium rash guard and compression option balancing durability with flexibility, and 240–260 GSM for a stronger compression feel. The right choice depends on compression level, climate, sport type, and buyer preference — we help narrow this down based on how the product will actually be worn.

Materials for MMA Shorts, Fight Shorts & Grappling Shorts

Pour Short de MMA, fight shorts, grappling shorts, No-Gi shorts, and training shorts, our material stock includes microfiber fabric, polyester woven fabric, stretch side panels, spandex gussets, sublimation-ready fabric, elastic waistbands, inner drawstrings, Velcro closures, and reinforced stitching thread. These materials are chosen specifically to support the range of motion needed for kicking, grappling, and repeated training use — a shorts fabric that looks fine on a hanger can still fail under real movement, so construction matters as much as the base fabric.

Fabrics for Martial Arts Uniforms

Notre arts martiaux uniform fabric stock covers Karate Gi, Judo Gi, BJJ Gi, Taekwondo uniforms, and belts — and it's worth noting these don't all use the same fabric structure. Cotton fabric, canvas fabric, twill fabric, ripstop fabric, and pearl weave fabric are all part of our stock, along with single-weave and double-weave options where suitable for a given discipline, plus belt fabric and embroidery thread for patches and branding. Fabric choice depends on training level, weight, durability, shrinkage control, and the specific discipline — a BJJ Gi and a Karate Gi are built to survive very different kinds of contact.

Materials for Boxing Equipment & Protective Gear

En tant que boxing equipment materials supplier for boxe gloves, sparring gloves, head guards, shin guards, focus mitts, belly pads, and other protective equipment, we work with PU leather, microfiber leather, genuine leather, and synthetic leather depending on the product and budget. Internal construction includes EVA foam, latex foam, and injected foam for padding, along with inner lining, mesh lining, Velcro straps, elastic straps, molded padding, and strong stitching thread. These materials are selected for durability, shape retention, protection, comfort, and buyer budget — see our gants de boxe page for more on glove-specific construction.

Fabrics for Fitness Wear & Activewear

Notre vêtements de sport fabric stock covers gym shirts, leggings, sports bras, training tops, tank tops, gym shorts, tracksuits, and full activewear sets, using polyester spandex, nylon spandex, interlock fabric, dry-fit fabric, moisture-wicking fabric, mesh fabric, rib fabric, stretch fabric, and breathable panels. Activewear material choice comes down to stretch, recovery, comfort, breathability, and moisture management — the same fabric that works for a gym top rarely performs the same way in leggings, so we match fabric to garment type rather than using one blanket material across a whole activewear line.

Materials for Sports Wear & Team Uniforms

Pour vêtements de sport et uniformes d'équipe — soccer, rugby, basketball, baseball, American football, volleyball, ice hockey jerseys, goalkeeper kits, and club uniforms — our teamwear fabric stock includes polyester fabric, sublimation fabric, bird-eye mesh, interlock fabric, honeycomb fabric, pique fabric, jersey fabric, and padded material for goalkeeper kits where needed. Teamwear materials need to support durability, color consistency, sublimation printing, sizing consistency across a full roster, and clear team branding — a fabric that prints unevenly across a batch causes far more trouble on a team order than a small one.

Casual Wear & Private Label Apparel Materials

For hoodies, T-shirts, joggers, tracksuits, sweatshirts, polo shirts, jackets, caps, and socks, our casual wear and private label material stock includes cotton jersey, fleece, French terry, pique fabric, rib fabric, cuff rib, polyester blends, tracksuit fabric, woven jacket fabric, and cap materials. These materials are selected according to brand positioning, weight, finish, fit, and seasonal use — a streetwear-positioned hoodie brand and a performance-positioned one will usually want different fleece weights, even for what looks like the same product on paper.

Trims, Labels & Packaging Materials

Notre sportswear trims and labels stock supports full private label branding: woven labels, neck labels, size labels, care labels, silicone labels, rubber patches, embroidery patches, hang tags, and barcode stickers. Packaging materials include poly bags, zip bags, custom packaging, carton labels, and export cartons, alongside functional trims like drawstrings, zippers, Velcro, elastic bands, and waistbands used across multiple product categories. These are what turn a finished garment into a brand-ready product for gyms, academies, clubs, brands, and distributors — not an afterthought tacked on at the end.

Material Confirmation Before Sample Development

Material confirmation before sample production is a step we treat as non-negotiable, not optional paperwork. Buyers can request fabric photos, GSM details, and fabric swatches where needed, and can confirm color, hand feel, stretch, and finish before anything is cut. Wherever possible, the final sample is made using the confirmed material, so what you approve at the sample stage is the same fabric that shows up in your bulk order. If a special fabric is required, sourcing time may be needed — we'll flag that as early as possible rather than let it become a surprise mid-production.

Material Planning for Bulk Production

Bulk sportswear material planning begins once a sample is approved. Fabric quantity is calculated according to size breakdown and expected wastage, materials are checked before cutting starts, and trims, labels, and packaging are prepared alongside the main fabric. The approved sample and its confirmed material stay on file as the production reference throughout the run. Special colors or special fabrics may require advance planning, particularly for larger orders, so flagging these requirements early in the process helps keep production timelines realistic.

What Buyers Can Request From Us

• Fabric photos
• Material swatches
• GSM details
• Stretch information
• Fabric composition
• Color options
• Zipper, Velcro, or elastic options
• Label options
• Hang tag options
• Packaging options
• Sample material confirmation
• Bulk material confirmation
• Alternative fabric suggestions

Material Availability & Custom Sourcing

Unida Sports keeps and sources materials according to product category, buyer requirements, and order quantity. Some standard materials are commonly available, while special colors, special GSM, imported materials, or custom-developed materials may require sourcing time. We always recommend confirming material availability before committing to a sample or bulk production timeline, rather than assuming a specific fabric or color is guaranteed to be on hand.

Choose the Right Material for Your Custom Production

Send your product type, logo, reference photos, quantity, target market, fabric preference, GSM requirement, branding details, and delivery country. Our team will review the requirement and suggest suitable material options before sample development begins.

Questions fréquemment posées

What materials does Unida Sports use for custom sportswear?

We work with a range of materials depending on the product — polyester spandex and nylon spandex for compression wear, microfiber and polyester woven fabric for shorts, cotton and canvas for martial arts uniforms, PU and synthetic leather for boxing equipment, and cotton jersey or fleece for casual wear.

Do you keep sportswear materials in stock?

We keep and source materials according to product category and buyer requirements. Standard materials for common products are typically available, while special colors, GSM, or imported fabrics may need sourcing time.

Can you suggest fabric if we do not know what to use?

Yes. Send us a product idea, reference photo, or tech pack, and we'll review the intended use and suggest fabric type, GSM, stretch, and finish before sample production.

What GSM do you use for rash guards and compression wear?

Our typical range is 180–200 GSM for lightweight options, 220–240 GSM as our premium rash guard and compression option, and 240–260 GSM for stronger compression, depending on climate and use case.

What materials are used for MMA shorts and fight shorts?

We use microfiber fabric, polyester woven fabric, stretch side panels, spandex gussets, and sublimation-ready fabric, combined with elastic waistbands and reinforced stitching for durability during training.

What fabrics are used for martial arts uniforms?

Depending on the discipline, we use cotton, canvas, twill, ripstop, or pearl weave fabric, since Karate Gi, Judo Gi, BJJ Gi, and Taekwondo uniforms each call for different fabric structures.

What materials are used for boxing gloves and protective gear?

PU leather, microfiber leather, genuine leather, and synthetic leather are used for the outer construction, with EVA or injected foam padding and mesh or standard lining inside.

Can buyers request fabric photos or swatches before sample production?

Yes. Buyers can request fabric photos, GSM details, and swatches where needed, and confirm color, hand feel, and stretch before the sample is produced.

Do you offer private label trims and packaging materials?

Yes. Woven labels, care labels, hang tags, barcode stickers, poly bags, and custom packaging are available to make products ready for your brand.

Can special fabrics or colors be sourced for bulk production?

Yes, in many cases. Special fabrics or colors may require additional sourcing time, so we recommend confirming availability early in the project rather than close to a production deadline.