Wholesale Tracksuits for Gyms
By The Velocity Wear Team
Tracksuits start at $53 per set at the 50-piece minimum, and a set means a hooded top with the matching jogger rather than two separate garments. For a gym that is $2,650 for 50 sets before decoration. The set is the unit throughout: it is priced, produced and colour-matched as one item, which is the whole reason to buy it that way.
Gyms buy tracksuits for two jobs at once. Staff wear them on the floor, where the set reads as a uniform, and members buy them as merch, where the matching top and bottom is the appeal. The wholesale tracksuits page has the garment detail, and the gyms and fitness page covers the rest of a typical gym kit order.
What does a gym tracksuit set cost?
The $53 per set figure is the starting point at 50 sets, with decoration quoted on top. Because the price is per set rather than per garment, the comparison people instinctively make against a separate hoodie and jogger order is misleading: buying them separately means two designs, two minimums and two colour approvals, and it does not guarantee the halves will match. The gyms and fitness page is worth reading alongside the numbers if the tracksuit is one part of a larger kit list.
Should staff and members wear the same set?
Usually yes, with the difference coming from colour rather than artwork. Two separate designs means two runs of 50 sets, which is a large commitment for a single-site gym. A gym that wants staff to stand out generally achieves it with a distinct colourway or by reserving a second garment entirely for the team. The same instinct that makes gym hoodie merch work applies to sets: one design that everyone wants beats two that nobody is sure about.
How does a co-ord survive constant washing?
The risk with a matching set is not that either half wears out. It is that they stop matching. Two garments washed at different frequencies drift apart in shade, and two garments produced from different fabric batches start apart. Buying them as a matched set produced together removes the second problem entirely, which is the point made at length in custom tracksuits and matching sets. Tell staff to wash the halves together and the first problem largely handles itself.
When should the order be placed?
Production runs 10 to 15 working days from artwork approval, with transit after that. For a launch or a rebrand, count backwards from the date the sets need to be on the floor and add time for your own sign-off, which is the step gyms consistently underestimate. A £150 sample, credited against the bulk order, makes that sign-off fast because there is a real set to look at rather than a rendering to argue over.
On quantity, the bands run 50 to 99, 100 to 249, 250 to 499, 500 to 999 and 1,000 upward, reaching up to 35% off the 50-set price at the top. A single-site gym sits in the first band; a group ordering together can move well beyond it.
Decide early whether the set is staff kit, retail stock or both, because that changes the size curve rather than the price. Staff take the size that fits and are a known list. Members buy the size they want to be seen in, which skews larger and is a forecast rather than a fact. A run intended for both should be built from the staff list first and weighted upward for the speculative remainder. Sizes mix freely inside the 50 and each half of the set is specified separately, so that adjustment costs nothing and it decides whether the run sells through.
