Blue, navy and green school warm-up sets with matching track pants.

Custom School Tracksuits

Tracksuit jackets and pants have separate patterns. Contrast stripes can run from sleeve to leg, with a printed or embroidered chest crest.

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Training and Winter Tracksuits

Both pieces can use light or heavy training fabric.

A royal blue track jacket and pants with matching letter marks.

Matching tracksuit

A navy tracksuit with green shoulders and white chest panels.

Contrast-panel tracksuit

A navy training jacket and pants with light blue side panels.

Performance tracksuit

A navy zip-up tracksuit with a close-up of its fleece-lined cuff.

Winter tracksuit

A navy and light blue tracksuit with narrow yellow piping.

Matching and Contrast-Panel Designs

Team colors can carry through the cloth, graphics or trim.

Matching tracksuit
Matching main fabric on both garments.
Contrast-panel tracksuit
Seams join contrasting body and leg panels.
Performance tracksuit
Lighter quick-drying knit for training.
Winter tracksuit
Heavier cloth provides a winter layer.

Two-Piece Fit and Sizing

Both pieces usually cover youth 2–16Y and adult XS–5XL.

Panel seams
Seams mark where one color ends.
Front zipper
Full-length zips open the jacket front.
Pocket placement
Pockets open in the chosen panel.
Top and pant size mix
We grade tops and pants separately.

A navy tracksuit with a white and pale blue band across the jacket.

Blue tracksuit with matching small white marks on the chest and thigh.

Panel Stripes and School Marks

Artwork can follow a panel without crossing a seam.

Jacket crest
Embroidery gives the jacket crest a raised finish.
Pant logo
Small printed marks fit on the upper leg.
Contrast panels
Separate fabrics create solid blocks of team color.
Trim colors
Ribbing and zips can repeat panel colors.

A striped knit collar beside blue fabric, white mesh and navy ribbing.

Tracksuit Fabric and Rib

Both pieces can share fabric but have different fits.

Polyester
Polyester works for coordinated sports sets.
Cotton blends
Cotton blends change how a training layer feels.
Quick-drying options
Quick-drying cloth can suit lighter styles.
Rib and waistband
Stretch rib shapes cuffs and waist.

How a Stripe Continues Across Both Pieces

A shoulder stripe can run down the sleeve and continue along the trouser leg.

A navy track jacket with a broad light blue chest panel and matching pants.

Cut panels

The pattern sets the contrast insert’s width.

Side seams

Jacket and trouser seams position each stripe.

Chest and leg marks

Embroidery adds texture to the jacket crest. A printed mark fits the upper leg.

A navy tracksuit with striped collar, cuffs, waistband and pant hems.

Coordinated edges

Zipper tape, cuffs and waistband rib can echo a panel color.

Hands guide knit trim and navy fabric under a sewing machine needle.

Two Patterns, One Tracksuit

We sew and press jackets and pants separately, then pair shades and sizes. Jackets can have a full zip and pockets. One wearer’s pack can contain two different sizes.

School Tracksuit Enquiries

Side-view drawings show us how the stripes should meet.

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Two-Piece Sets and Production

Are the side stripes printed onto the tracksuit?

Sewn panels form solid stripes. Printed marks and reflective strips are separate options.

Can a sample include both pieces?

Yes. Two-piece samples usually take 7–10 calendar days, plus shipping. Cut, fabric and decoration set the fee. We credit 50% toward the matching bulk order. Sampling a two-piece set.

Can the stripe on a tracksuit jacket line up with the trousers?

Each piece has its own stripe placement so the jacket and trouser colors align when worn. Schoolwear production process.

Can one pupil have different jacket and trouser sizes?

Yes. We grade each piece separately and pair sizes for packing.

What counts toward the minimum?

One jacket and one pair of pants make a set. The usual minimum is 300–500 sets per style and color.