Wholesale Tracksuits for Offices
By The Velocity Wear Team
Office tracksuits start at $53 a set at our minimum of 50, and a set means a hooded top with the matching jogger, quoted together rather than separately. The fifty can be split across sizes however your headcount falls. Most offices buy them for onboarding packs and relaxed dress-code days, then reorder once a year as the team grows.
Why does an office order tracksuits rather than polos?
Polos cover the client-facing half of a dress code. Tracksuits cover the other half: hybrid days, late finishes, the offsite, the warehouse end of the building. A matched top and jogger reads as deliberate in a way a stray hoodie over jeans never does. The wider range sits on our corporate and office apparel page, and building a corporate apparel program is worth a read before more than one department starts ordering.
There is a storage argument too. A co-ord set is one line in your stockroom instead of two, because the top and jogger are cut, decorated and packed as a pair. Nobody has to match a medium jogger to a large top six months later when the dye lots have moved on.
What does fifty sets actually cost?
The from-price is $53 per set at fifty, covering both garments. Above that the quantity ladder does the work: tiers run 50-99, 100-249, 250-499, 500-999 and 1,000 or more, and the reduction reaches up to 35% measured against the fifty-set price. Current figures sit on the wholesale tracksuits page.
Budget per head rather than per order and the number stops looking like a capital project. We invoice in seven currencies and deliver across the UK, the USA and Europe, so a business with staff in two countries can run one artwork approval and split the delivery.
How do you size a team that keeps hiring?
Circulate a size form with a deadline before you place anything, then order to what comes back rather than to a standard curve. People know their own size better than a spreadsheet does. Where the forms are patchy, size splits for a bulk tracksuits order shows how to shape the run so you are not left holding a pile of XL.
Starters after the fact are the real issue. The honest answer is that a top-up run is its own order of fifty, because the minimum is per design rather than per year. Offices that hire steadily order a slightly larger first run and keep the spares in a cupboard; offices that hire in bursts wait and place a second run when the bodies exist.
What goes beyond the garment in an onboarding pack?
Private label finishing is where a starter pack stops feeling like merch. Custom woven neck labels replace the stock brand tab, tear-out labels suit anything that touches skin, and swing tags plus packaging mean the set arrives looking bought rather than distributed. Many offices pair the set with t-shirts from $13 and caps from $12 so the pack has a summer half.
Timing is 10-15 working days from artwork approval, before delivery transit. If you want to hold the garment first, a sample is £150 and that fee is credited against the bulk order when it follows.
How does a fifty-set delivery arrive at the office?
Sets are packed by size and delivered to the address on the order, so the unpacking is whatever your facilities team makes of it. Offices spread over several floors usually ask for the size breakdown marked on the outside of the boxes, then hand out by team rather than by size. It is quicker, and it produces far fewer swaps in the first week.
Remote staff are the awkward part. Posting single sets out afterwards can cost a surprising amount per head, so decide at quote stage whether the packaging needs to support it. A set that arrives already bagged and tagged goes straight into an envelope without anyone folding anything.
Allocate one person to own the distribution list and the spares cupboard. Orders that go wrong internally almost always go wrong because three people each thought somebody else was tracking who had been given what.
