Custom Activewear Sets for Growing and Established Performance Brands

MOVEVOX's core women's range includes yoga leggings, sports bras, yoga shorts, biker shorts, tanks, T-shirts, long sleeves and yoga sets. Extended programs can also include selected jackets, bodysuits, running, gym, Pilates and athleisure products. A collection does not need every product to use the same construction. MOVEVOX can allocate seamless and cut-and-sew routes by SKU while shared materials, colors, logos, labels or packaging are coordinated where technically appropriate.

Yes. MOVEVOX's own system includes 28 Italian Santoni seamless machines and approximately 24 principal cut-and-sew garment machines. A seamless legging or bra can therefore exist in the same commercial collection as a cut-and-sew tank, top or jacket. Each product follows its correct manufacturing route while product files, materials, branding, order management and QC remain coordinated through one MOVEVOX project system.

Yes. MOVEVOX can receive individual Tech Packs for multiple SKUs and review drawings, measurements, fabrics, construction, colors, logos, labels, packaging and other relevant requirements. For large collections, development can be organized in controlled waves rather than forcing every style through sampling simultaneously. Final product standards remain SKU-specific, while shared collection variables can be coordinated after approval.

Yes, when the buyer has a sufficiently clear product direction. MOVEVOX can work from sketches, product images, authorized physical samples or structured concepts and help translate them into materials, patterns or seamless structures, measurements and physical samples. The customer remains responsible for brand direction and final approvals.

MOVEVOX's regular starting reference is approximately 100 pieces per seamless style and 150 pieces per cut-and-sew style under suitable material and process conditions. A two-piece set should therefore be reviewed at SKU level rather than automatically interpreted as “100 complete sets.” Fabric, custom color, specialized logo, label and packaging suppliers can also have independent minimums.

Size and color splitting is possible within practical production conditions, but the headline MOQ should not be interpreted as unlimited fragmentation. A small order divided across many colors and sizes can create very small production quantities and may conflict with fabric or dyeing minimums. MOVEVOX reviews the proposed SKU architecture before confirmation.

Custom color is normally constrained by the fabric or yarn supplier's dye-lot requirement rather than garment sewing alone. MOVEVOX's current reference is that custom dyeing commonly requires evaluation around approximately 400–600 finished pieces per color, depending on material and product structure. Actual feasibility is reviewed project by project.

No. A shared fabric platform can reduce duplicated material sourcing and make collection planning more efficient, but it does not remove minimum requirements for garment production, dye lots, logo components or packaging. It also only works when the same material is technically suitable for all selected products.

Standard sample development typically takes about 5–10 working days after the necessary development details are sufficiently confirmed. A collection with several SKUs may be developed in waves, so total calendar time depends on the number of styles, materials, custom colors, revisions and buyer feedback.

MOVEVOX's regular bulk-production reference is approximately 20–35 days under normal conditions. Actual collection timing depends on material readiness, number of SKUs, seamless versus cut-and-sew allocation, custom color, branding, packaging, buyer approval, inspection and capacity. Multi-SKU projects should use a project-specific Time & Action plan.

Yes. MOVEVOX currently coordinates eight long-term satellite facilities—six in Yiwu and two in Guangzhou—in addition to its own core factory. The core factory remains the development, technical, key-production and quality-control center, while suitable bulk work can use controlled satellite capacity.

MOVEVOX uses centralized order management and PMC to connect PO quantities, SKU information, material requirements, sample status, facility allocation, production schedules, WIP, QC and shipment planning. Individual styles retain their own current Tech Pack, approved sample and production information, while shared collection variables are coordinated at project level.

MOVEVOX starts from an approved Pantone, physical swatch or other defined color standard and coordinates color development with the actual material or yarn route. Different fabrics may render the same target differently, so color should be physically reviewed rather than assumed identical because the Pantone number matches.

A collection can follow one brand size architecture, but MOVEVOX does not use one garment measurement chart for every product category. Sports bras, tanks, leggings and shorts each require their own POM, base fit and grading logic. Customer Tech Packs and measurement standards take priority.

Packing requirements enter the same project-control system as the garments. MOVEVOX's packing function checks items such as hangtags, stickers, barcodes, polybags, size ratios, SKU identification, carton marks and quantities according to approved instructions. If a buyer requires top and bottom products to be bundled together, the permitted pairing must be clearly defined.

Yes. MOVEVOX supports customer Factory Audits, Technical Audits, pre-production visits, inline inspections, pre-shipment inspections and live video factory tours, subject to production scheduling and confidentiality requirements around other customers. Third-party inspection can also be coordinated according to buyer requirements.