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Long-sleeve training tops with reach, sleeve coverage and seam comfort developed around movement.
100+ pieces · 3–4 days for a sample · 15 working days for production.
Logo and mixed sizes; confirm fabric, colour and availability in your quotation.300–500+ pieces · 3–7 days for a sample · 20–25 working days for production.
Confirm the construction, colour allocation, decoration and schedule in your quotation.Colour directions shown for selection. Final shade and fabric are confirmed with a physical swatch.
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Confirmed performance-apparel information
A long-sleeve training top needs coverage without restricting shoulder movement. Identify whether it is worn alone or below another layer before choosing body ease and sleeve proportions.
Breathability, stretch and moisture management are confirmed product properties; agree any numeric target or requested test method before using a quantified claim.
Buying notes
A long-sleeve training top is usually worn one of two ways: on its own for cool-weather sessions, or as a base layer under a jacket. Decide which before the first sample, because it changes the body ease and the sleeve shape.
Raglan sleeves give a freer overhead reach; set-in sleeves look neater under a jacket. Thumbholes keep cuffs down during warm-ups but add a finishing detail to approve, so mark them as optional in the brief if you are unsure.
Reflective heat-transfer details, which SenLin can apply, add visible accents for low-light runs. They are decoration rather than certified high-visibility protection, so describe them that way on your own product pages.
Try the sample under the jacket or vest your wearers actually use. Bunching at the elbows, or a cuff that rides up when the arm reaches forward, is far easier to correct before grading than after bulk production.
Product development guide
| Decision | Options to discuss | What to approve |
|---|---|---|
| Sleeve route | Raglan or set-in construction | Compare overhead reach and seam placement across the shoulder. |
| Sleeve opening | Open hem, cuff or optional thumbhole | Agree wrist circumference, sleeve length and comfort with the chosen opening. |
| Layering | Closer or more relaxed proportions | Try the intended outer layer and check bunching at elbows and underarms. |
Check both relaxed posture and elbow bend. A sleeve that looks correct on a flat table can still pull at the cuff during movement; record that issue with a marked sample photograph.
Agree the method and acceptance point for each check before bulk production; no certification or numeric result is implied here.
Before you enquire
Long sleeves use the same confirmed training fabric as the performance tees: 80–90% polyester or polyamide (nylon) with elastane, from 180 g/m² up to just below 250 g/m². Sizes run S–5XL, and the 1–2 cm garment tolerance applies to sleeve length as well as the body.
No. Sleeve coverage alone does not establish a UV-protection rating. If UV protection is required, agree the test method and target for the selected material and request evidence before making a claim.
Yes. Choose a custom logo or print for the front chest, back, or both in the page configurator. Include artwork dimensions and placement; the method and result are approved on the selected stretch fabric before production.
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