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Warm-up trousers — reference photograph
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APPAREL / EQ-A28 / WHITE-LABEL

Warm-up trousers

A knit sports trouser for leisure and warm-up apparel. Agree leg shape and ankle construction for use with the intended footwear.

Typical procurement uses
Warm-up sets, team collections and casual sportswear.

Add requirements to enquiry

Pricing, MOQ and availability are confirmed for your requested quantity.

Specification options to quote

Use these points to define your requirements. They describe options to discuss, not a confirmed model or performance specification.

Fabric
Tricot, interlock or fleece; composition and GSM
Fit
Straight or tapered; rise and inseam
Waist
Elastic depth, drawcord and adjustment
Details
Pocket closures, ankle zip or open hem option

White-label & packaging

White-label / unbranded. No third-party logos or brand affiliation. Buyer-owned labels, artwork and packaging can be requested; feasibility, rights to use the artwork, minimum quantities and costs are confirmed in writing.

Specify unbranded packaging, pack quantities, carton dimensions, country-of-origin and destination labelling requirements. Buyer-owned artwork or labels require written feasibility and cost confirmation.

Sample & order approval

Agree the exact specification and sample, inspection criteria, acceptable tolerances, documentation, warranty or defect remedies and delivery terms before approving the order.

This is a sourcing and quotation brief, not an inventory offer. The photograph is a product-type reference with editorial colour treatment, not an approved production sample or an exact colour standard. Exact model, materials, dimensions, test evidence, availability, MOQ, price, lead time, packaging and after-sales terms require a written quotation and sample approval where agreed.

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