Yoga Apparel — Outerwear
Yoga
Jackets.
Lightweight warmup jackets and zip-ups for studio and outdoor wear. Custom lining, zipper hardware, print and logo application.
MOQ
50 units
Lead Time
14–21 days
Technique
Custom print / embroidery
Lightweight warmup jackets and zip-ups for studio and outdoor wear. Custom lining, zipper hardware, print and logo application.
The fabric you choose defines how your product feels, performs, and positions in the market. Use this guide to match your brand's identity and your customers' expectations.
Polyester fleece is the most widely used fabric for yoga jackets. It's warm, lightweight, easy to care for and holds its shape well. The slightly textured surface gives a casual, approachable aesthetic. Available in a range of weights — lighter fleece (150gsm) for warmup jackets, heavier fleece (300gsm) for colder climates.
Stretch woven fabric gives yoga jackets a sleek, athletic silhouette that pairs beautifully with matching leggings. The 4-way stretch allows full range of motion — ideal for jackets that are worn during warm-up and cool-down rather than just as cover-ups. A premium choice that commands a higher retail price.
French terry is the fabric of premium hoodies and sweatshirts. The looped interior is soft against the skin while the smooth exterior takes prints and embroidery exceptionally well. If your brand is positioned as a lifestyle label rather than a pure performance brand, french terry jackets are a strong commercial choice.
Nylon ripstop is extremely lightweight and packable — ideal for jackets that customers carry in their yoga bag. The ripstop weave provides excellent tear resistance. Water-resistant coatings (DWR) are available for added weather protection. A strong choice for brands targeting outdoor or travel yoga.
Made from recycled plastic bottles (rPET). Performance and feel are identical to virgin polyester fleece. GRS certification available upon request. A strong sustainability story for a category (outerwear) where customers are increasingly conscious of environmental impact.
The wrong print technique can ruin a great design — or add unnecessary cost. Here's a clear breakdown to help you decide.
Embroidery is the gold standard for jacket branding. The raised thread detail signals premium quality and is immediately perceptible to the touch. For jackets, embroidery on the chest (left breast), back yoke or sleeve are the most common and effective placements.
Woven patches and rubber badges are sewn or heat-bonded onto the jacket. They create a distinctive, three-dimensional brand element that stands out on textured fabrics like fleece. Rubber badges are particularly effective on technical and performance fabrics.
Screen print works best on smooth fabric surfaces. For fleece jackets, the textured surface can reduce print sharpness — embroidery or woven patches are preferred. For smooth woven or french terry jackets, screen print can create bold back graphics or large-format brand statements.
A custom-printed interior lining is a premium brand detail that customers discover when they open the jacket. It's an unexpected touch that elevates the perceived value of the garment and creates a memorable unboxing moment. A strong differentiator for premium brands.
Quote within 24 hours · NDA available · MOQ 50 units
Every batch goes through a rigorous multi-stage quality control process before it leaves our facility.
Share your style, fabric, hardware and logo details. We confirm specs and pricing within 24 hours.
A physical sample jacket is produced and shipped for your approval. Fit, hardware and logo are verified before bulk begins.
Full bulk production with QC on stitching, hardware, print and logo at every stage.
Packed and shipped to your door or warehouse. DDP and FOB options available.
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