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550 GSM Tapestry Jacquard Tracksuit

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This heavyweight tracksuit uses a 550 GSM Gobelin jacquard brief for a boxy cropped jacket and exaggerated wide-leg trousers. The multicolor artwork is woven into the textile, while jumbo zipper hardware, exposed contrast flatlock seams, silicone emblems, labels, and set packing remain buyer-defined.

Quote-Based Custom Branding Sample Route
MOQ Guide
Discuss from 20 pcs
Branding
Woven jacquard art, silicone emblems, embroidery, labels
Production Brief
Quantity, artwork, sizes, packing, destination
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Buyer Brief

What To Send For This Product

01

Jacquard Artwork

Send repeat-ready woven art, target scale, yarn palette, reverse-face expectation, weight, composition, strike-off size, and test needs.

02

Oversized Set Fit

Provide cropped jacket, drop shoulder, balloon sleeve, trouser rise, wide leg, stack allowance, waistband, and size grading.

03

Hardware And Protection

Define zipper, toggles, silicone marks, labels, hang tags, interleaving, fold method, carton limits, destination, and launch date.

Product Detail

550 GSM Tapestry Jacquard Tracksuit Manufacturing Notes

Olinc Sports quotes this 550 GSM tapestry tracksuit for fashion labels, capsule drops, retailers, and private-label buyers. The source concept pairs an ultra-oversized cropped jacket with drop shoulders and balloon sleeves, plus exaggerated wide-leg trousers designed to stack at the ankle. Multicolor cyber-style artwork is woven directly into the Gobelin jacquard, supported by a jumbo double-ended metal zipper, heavy cord toggles, exposed contrast flatlock seams, raised silicone emblems, hidden side pockets, labels, and coordinated set packing.

A 550 GSM custom jacquard needs a loom strike-off to approve yarn colors, image legibility, scale, reverse floats, handfeel, and usable fabric width.

The cropped jacket and balloon sleeve should be balanced against the heavy textile so the shoulder, cuff, front opening, and hem retain the intended shape.

Wide-leg trousers require exact rise, thigh, knee, hem, inseam, stacking allowance, pocket, and waistband measurements before grading.

Metallic or reactive yarns, jumbo hardware, exposed flatlock thread, silicone emblems, labels, and protective packing should be checked together for abrasion and color transfer.

Specs

What The Quote Should Define

Set Contents
Ultra-oversized cropped jacket and exaggerated wide-leg trousers
Textile
550 GSM custom-woven Gobelin jacquard tapestry
Yarn Brief
Buyer-approved composition, including any cotton, metallic, nylon, or reactive-yarn requirement
Woven Artwork
Multicolor jacquard repeat, placement, scale, reverse appearance, and edge handling
Hardware
Double-ended jumbo metal zipper, cord toggles, pocket construction, and buyer-selected finishes
Added Branding
Raised silicone emblems, embroidery, woven labels, care labels, and hang tags
MOQ Guide
Discuss from 20 sets using the first workbook quantity break
Production Schedule
Lead time follows jacquard development, loom strike-off, pattern, hardware, branding, and sample approval

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Buyer FAQ

550 GSM Tapestry Jacquard Tracksuit Quote Questions

Is the cyber-style artwork printed on the tracksuit?

No. The source route specifies artwork woven into the 550 GSM Gobelin jacquard. A loom strike-off is needed to approve color, scale, definition, reverse floats, and handfeel.

Can metallic or reactive yarns be included?

They can be discussed when the buyer states yarn composition, visual effect, skin-contact use, testing, care label, colorfastness, and compliance requirements.

How is the oversized fit controlled in a heavy textile?

Send finished measurements for crop length, chest, shoulder drop, sleeve volume, cuff, trouser rise, thigh, hem, inseam, and stack, then approve the full set sample.

Can the jacket and pants use different sizes in one set?

Yes. Provide pairing rules, separate size quantities, labels, barcode logic, and packing instructions so mismatched sets are assembled correctly.

Why can the lead time be longer for a jacquard route?

Custom yarn sourcing, artwork conversion, loom setup, strike-off approval, bulk weaving, heavy-fabric cutting, custom hardware, branding, labels, and packing all affect timing.