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What we offer

  • Embroidered joggers and open-leg sweatpants with hip or thigh logo placements
  • Screen printed leg graphics for bolder designs
  • Heavyweight fleece blanks that match our hoodies and crewnecks
  • Sweat shorts for warm-weather kits and athletic programs
  • Full matching sets: hoodie, crewneck, and sweatpant from one run

Who this is for

Startups building full onboarding and gifting kits
Brands and creators dropping matching sweatsuit sets
School clubs, teams, and athletic programs
Venture firms outfitting a batch or offsite

Choose the cut, then build the set

  1. Compare jogger and open-leg fits

    Joggers finish at a fitted cuff; open-leg sweatpants have a straighter opening. Compare the actual waist, inseam and leg measurements before selecting sizes. Sweat shorts offer another option for warmer-weather kits.

    Check garment measurements
  2. Plan artwork around pockets and seams

    Specify the logo dimensions and whether it belongs at the hip, thigh or along the leg. The team can review printing or embroidery against the selected garment's seams, pocket openings and available decoration area.

    Prepare placement-ready artwork
  3. Confirm tops and bottoms as a pair

    Compare composition, weight and color on both garments before calling them a matching set. Screen previews do not confirm a physical color match. For a clothing drop, review the sample and photography together before launch.

    Plan a clothing-brand launch

What drives the quote

Cut
Joggers, open-leg sweatpants, and sweat shorts price differently by blank
Blank weight
Midweight fleece to dense heavyweight blanks at different price points
Quantity
Per-unit cost decreases with larger runs
Decoration
Small embroidered hip logos price best; printed leg graphics add setups
Set matching
Ordering tops and bottoms in one run keeps colors consistent and pricing efficient
Artwork readiness
Vector files and clean logos speed up production

Frequently asked questions

Jogger or open-leg: which should we pick?

Joggers (tapered, cuffed ankle) read athletic and fitted; open-leg sweatpants read relaxed and more fashion-forward. Both cuts are in the catalog, so you can also split the run.

Where does the logo go on sweatpants?

The standard placement is a small embroidered mark on the left hip or upper thigh. Larger printed graphics run down the leg. Small hip embroidery is the most durable and cost-effective choice for most teams.

Can sweatpants match our hoodies exactly?

Yes, when ordered together. Fleece color can vary subtly between production runs, so put tops and bottoms on the same quote and we produce the set from matching blanks.

How does sweatpant sizing work for a group order?

Sweatpants follow the same unisex size curve as tops, with elastic waists forgiving a step in either direction. For teams under about 30 people, collect real sizes; for events, the standard curve in our size breakdown guide works well.