OEM and ODM yoga and activewear development and manufacturing
MOTIONFORM is an OEM and ODM partner that develops and manufactures yoga and sportswear for activewear labels. Send a sketch, a reference or a tech pack—we reply within 24 hours on business days.
- 100 pcsMOQ per style · mixed sizes
- 7–10 daysSampling
- 25–35 daysBulk, after sample approval + fabric ready
- 24 hoursReply on business days
Your starting point
A style. A sketch.
A better next order.
You do not need to arrive with everything finished. Choose the route closest to the product in front of you.
Start from a catalog style
Send the item number with your fabric, color and branding direction.
Browse 390 stylesDevelop your own design
Bring a sketch, reference or tech pack. We turn the open questions into a sampling plan.
Explore product developmentImprove a sample or reorder
Start with fit comments and the approved reference. Decide what changes—and what stays.
Plan the next revisionCatalog styles are development starting points, not a promise of ready stock.
Have a style in mind? Get a quote for it.
Private label, made specific
More than
a logo on a garment.
Plan the details together. Your branding brief should connect the garment, the label and the way the product arrives.
- Logo & placement
- Artwork, scale and position on the actual fabric—not only a screen mockup.
- Brand & care labels
- Label artwork, content and placement matched to your garment and sales market.
- Hangtags & packaging
- Tag layout, packaging format and packing instructions included in the brief.
- The approval reference
- Record the agreed artwork and component versions before production release.
Services built around open decisions
Start where the product is still uncertain.
A first sketch, a sample to improve or a repeat order: choose the support your product needs next.
Explore all servicesDevelopment footage and product images accompany the service routes.
Product specification
Bring the sketch, reference or partial tech pack. Map what is known and what still needs a decision.
02Pattern and fit
Review waistband, coverage and movement across the sizes that matter.
03Fabric and color
Compare fabric, shade and components in the context of the finished garment.
04Sampling and approvals
Give each sample a clear purpose, consolidated comments and a recorded approval.
05Branding and packaging
Develop logo placement, labels, hangtags and packaging alongside the garment.
06Production and quality
Connect the approved sample with construction checks and the inspection scope.
07Reorders and change control
Compare the new lot with the approved reference. Record material, color and trim changes.
Product development
From first sketch to production-ready style.
A structured route for fit, fabric and construction decisions—built around the buyer's brief, not a fixed template.
- 01Brief
Align the product, customer, price position and open questions.
- 02Development
Translate design intent into fabric, pattern and construction direction.
- 03Sampling
Review fit, measurements, workmanship and buyer comments.
- 04Production
Confirm the approved specification before bulk work begins.
- 05Quality review
Align inspection scope and shipment records before release.
A practical fit starting point
Measure the garment.
Fit the person.
Body measurements describe your customer. Flat garment measurements describe the sample. Keep both in the brief; stretch and fit still need a wear review.
Read the size-chart guide
Leggings
- A · Waist width
- Lay flat and measure across the relaxed waistband.
- B · Front rise
- Follow the agreed front-rise path from the waist edge to the crotch seam.
- C · Inseam
- Follow the inside leg seam from the crotch to the hem.
Sports bra
- A · Underband width
- Measure the relaxed band flat. Record the band construction as well as its width.
- B · Body length
- Agree the high shoulder point and the lower edge used for the length measurement.
- Wear review
- Check coverage, band tension and strap behavior on the intended wearer.
T-shirt
- A · Chest width
- Measure flat across the agreed line below the armhole.
- B · Body length
- Measure from the agreed high shoulder point to the hem.
- C · Sleeve length
- Record the start and end points: shoulder seam and sleeve edge.
Illustrative measurement locations, not a universal size chart or tolerance standard. Agree the exact method and values for your style.
Factory evidence
Proof belongs in the process.
Ask for the records behind each approved style. We organize the development questions around material direction, fit comments, production checks and the agreed inspection scope.
See the factory evidence route Explore the evidence center Watch the process library with transcripts- 01
Material records
Buyer-approved fabric direction and submitted test records.
- 02
Fit review
Comments, measurements and sample changes documented.
- 03
Inline checks
Construction points checked during production.
- 04
Final inspection
Final inspection scope aligned before shipment.
Case studies · Product development
Real projects.
Decisions in detail.
Free quote · no obligation
Send a sketch.
Get a clear plan.
A sketch, a reference photo or a full tech pack helps—but the product and your email are enough to start. We reply within 24 hours on business days.
- 01
Free design review
We check your sketch, reference or tech pack and reply with feasibility notes, fabric suggestions and a sampling plan.
- 02
A price range for your style
Quoted by style, fabric and quantity, so you can plan the range and the budget before you commit.
- 03
Sample fee credited to bulk
When the order goes ahead, the sample fee is credited against your bulk order.
Get a quote
Tell us what
you are making.
The product and your email are enough to start. Add a message if you have a quantity, a fabric or a link to your sketch. We reply within 24 hours on business days.
- Free review of your design
- A price range by style, fabric and quantity
- Sample fee credited against bulk
- From 100 pcs per style · mixed sizes
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Buyer FAQ
Before the
first sample.
What products do you make?
Yoga wear, leggings, sports bras, gym, running and compression wear, Pilates and tennis wear, athleisure, hoodies, joggers, performance T-shirts and sublimated teamwear, for women and men. Start from one of the 390 styles in our catalog, or develop your own design from a sketch, reference or tech pack.
What is your minimum order quantity?
From 100 pcs per style, with mixed sizes allowed. Your quote confirms the quantity breakdown for the actual style.
How long do sampling and bulk production take?
Sampling takes 7–10 days. Bulk production takes 25–35 days, counted from sample approval with the fabric in place.
How quickly do you reply to a quote request?
Within 24 hours on business days. Send the product, the quantity and a sketch, reference or tech pack, and the reply covers feasibility, fabric suggestions and a price range for the style.
Do I pay for the quote or the samples?
The design review and the price range are free. Samples are charged, and the sample fee is credited against your bulk order when it goes ahead.
Can you develop from a reference sample?
Yes. Send the reference garment or clear photos and tell us what to keep — fit, hand feel or construction — and we develop it into your own style. Logos, prints and other original brand elements are redesigned, not copied.
Can you add our logo, labels and packaging?
Yes. Logos can be heat transfer, screen print, sublimation, embroidery, silicone, rubber or woven labels, chosen for your fabric and placement and approved on the sample. Labels, hangtags and packaging are set up as production components, so every reorder repeats them.
What should I include in a yoga wear tech pack?
Include style drawings, measurement points, size range, construction notes, fabric direction, color references, trims, branding placement, packaging needs and the target market. Mark open items so they are treated as development questions, not assumptions.
How are fabric options reviewed?
We match fabric suggestions to your brief: hand feel and look, plus measurable requirements such as stretch direction, recovery, opacity, weight, color performance and any testing your market requires. The suggestions come with your quote reply.
What is confirmed before bulk production?
Before bulk starts, we confirm with you the approved sample, measurements, bill of materials, colors, trims, labels, packaging, quantity breakdown, inspection scope and any required test records.
Buyer resources
Find the answer.
Keep the project moving.
Factory selection, materials, sampling and quality. Open the guide for the decision in front of you.
Search the full Insights libraryWhere is the order losing clarity?
Decisions happen around the product.
Different products. Different production questions.
Search the claim. Read the source.
Eight questions to settle before the deposit.
A fabric brief goes beyond hand feel.
Know what is ready. Know what needs proof.
Better inputs. Fewer assumptions.
Sourcing intelligence
Questions worth asking before sampling.
Source-linked answers built to make product, factory and OEM/ODM decisions more specific.
