Product studio / Colour directions
Training and teamwear tops, developed around movement, handfeel and decoration.
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
For training, staff uniforms and repeat-order teamwear, start with the intended activity and wearing conditions. A lightweight feel alone does not establish moisture management, durability or the right fit.
Breathability, stretch and moisture management are confirmed product properties; agree any numeric target or requested test method before using a quantified claim.
Buying notes
Most performance-tee problems trace back to three early decisions: fabric weight, fibre and how the logo is applied. Settle them on the first sample, not after bulk.
Within the confirmed 180 to below 250 g/m² band, the lighter end suits running and hot-weather training, where airflow matters most. Heavier constructions give more opacity and a more structured drape for staff and teamwear worn all day. Hold the swatch up to the light before approving pale colours.
Polyester is the usual choice for team colours and printed designs. Nylon (polyamide) tends to feel smoother and softer against the skin, but it takes some print methods differently, so approve the decoration on the actual fabric. The elastane share is set by style; ask which style your sample represents.
Heat-transfer logos flex with a stretch knit, and SenLin also offers name-and-number personalisation for teams. On dark polyester, light inks can be stained by dye migration, so ask to see the decorated sample after the agreed wash before you approve it.
Product development guide
| Decision | Options to discuss | What to approve |
|---|---|---|
| Neckline | Rib neckband or self-fabric binding | Review stretch recovery, opening size and seam feel against the neck. |
| Body and sleeves | Set-in or raglan sleeves; regular or relaxed body | Check arm lift and forward reach without excessive hem rise. |
| Decoration | Chest, back or sleeve placement | Approve the artwork at actual size on the selected fabric, including backing or transfer feel. |
Ask the sample wearer to reach forward and overhead. Record body length and chest width before and after the agreed wash evaluation, and review neckline shape on the same sample version.
Agree the method and acceptance point for each check before bulk production; no certification or numeric result is implied here.
Before you enquire
Performance T-shirts are made from 80–90% polyester or polyamide (nylon) with elastane, between 180 g/m² and just below 250 g/m². The fabric is breathable, high stretch and moisture wicking; sizes are S–5XL with a 1–2 cm tolerance, and ready-stock colours are reconfirmed in each quotation.
Cotton and polyester can differ in moisture absorption, drying, handfeel and print compatibility, but construction and finish also matter. SenLin’s confirmed performance-tee route uses polyester or nylon/polyamide as the principal fibre, not a confirmed pure-cotton stock tee. Compare physical samples before requesting another material route.
Check body and sleeve measurements, neckline shape, seam feel during movement and the decoration on the selected fabric. Record requested changes against the sample version before authorizing another round.
Yes. Select a custom logo or custom print, then choose front chest, back, or both. Share artwork dimensions and colour references; final print or logo compatibility is approved on the selected fabric before production.
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