Heavyweight joggers, wide-leg sweats, cargos, and shorts built to your fit across 08 styles. Pattern-made in our Sialkot factory from your spec or reference, not relabeled blanks.
Bottoms Brands Supplied
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These specs apply across all styles. Each style page below adds its own construction, fit, and photos.
Fleece weight
MOQ per style
Sampling time
Taper to wide leg
A hoodie and joggers in the same fabric and color are the easiest outfit to sell. We cut tops and bottoms from the same dye lot so the set matches exactly.
Parachute pants, cargos, and windbreakers need woven fabrics, zips, toggles, and bellows pockets. One factory: knits and wovens, the same fit standard.
Track pants with contrast piping and mesh shorts in graded inseams. Built for movement, with gusseted crotches and bartacked stress points.
Each links to a dedicated page with style-specific construction, fabric, and fit details.
Match the style to your customer and the season, then open its page above for full construction and fit details.
| Style | Best for | Fabric that suits it | Signature detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| Joggers & Sweatpants | Your everyday core bottom | Loopback/French terry, 320-400 gsm | Tapered leg, ribbed cuff |
| Heavyweight Sweatpant | Premium sweats with a heavy drape | Brushed-back fleece, 400-500 gsm | Straight or wide leg |
| Track Pants | Athletic and retro sportswear | Poly tricot/interlock, 200-260 gsm | Contrast piping, zip ankle |
| Parachute Pants | Voluminous streetwear drops | Nylon taffeta/crinkle nylon, 70-120 gsm | Toggle-adjustable hems |
| Windbreaker Pants | Lightweight outer layers | Nylon taffeta/crinkle nylon, 70-120 gsm | Elasticated or zip ankles |
| Cargo Pants | Utility and workwear-inspired lines | Cotton ripstop/twill, 220-280 gsm | Bellows pockets with flap |
| Cargo Shorts | Summer utility drops | Cotton ripstop/twill, 220-280 gsm | Bellows pockets, graded inseams |
| Mesh & Nylon Shorts | Gym, basketball, and summer lines | Poly mesh or nylon | 5″, 7″, or 9″ inseams |
Bottoms span knits and wovens, fleece for sweats, nylon for parachute and track styles, and ripstop for cargos. All knit fabric is pre-shrunk before cutting.
| Fabric | Weight range | Composition options | Used for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brushed-back fleece | 400-500 gsm | 100% cotton · 80/20 cotton-poly | Heavyweight sweats, joggers, sweat shorts |
| Loopback / French terry | 320-400 gsm | 100% cotton · 95/5 cotton-elastane | Mid-weight joggers, warmer-climate sweats |
| Nylon taffeta/crinkle nylon | 70-120 gsm | 100% nylon · nylon-poly | Parachute pants, windbreaker pants, nylon shorts |
| Cotton ripstop / twill | 220 280 gsm | 100% cotton · cotton-poly | Cargo pants, cargo shorts |
| Poly tricot/interlock | 200-260 gsm | 100% polyester | Track pants with contrast piping |
| Poly mesh (lined) | 140 180 gsm | 100% polyester, jersey-lined | Mesh shorts |
| Cotton-elastane jersey | 240-300 gsm | 92/8 cotton-elastane | Biker shorts |
Every bottom starts as one or the other. It sets how the garment feels, moves, and is built.
Fabrics:
Fleece, French terry, tricot, mesh, and cotton-elastane jersey.
How they wear:
Soft, with stretch and comfort. Pre-shrunk before cutting.
Styles:
Joggers, sweatpants, track pants, mesh, and biker shorts.
Fabrics:
Nylon taffeta, crinkle nylon, cotton ripstop, and twill.
How they wear:
Structured and crisp, with volume and utility details.
Styles:
Parachute, windbreaker, cargo pants, and cargo and nylon shorts.
Rise, leg width, taper, and inseam are set from your measurement chart and locked at the fit-sample stage. Send a reference pair, and we grade the block from it.
Side by side
Bottoms are harder to fit than tops. Rise, inseam, and leg width all have to be right, or the pair gets sent back.
| Detail | Typical relabeled blank | Gibben pattern-made bottom |
|---|---|---|
| Rise | One generic rise for every market | Set from your size chart, adjusted per market |
| Inseam and leg width | Fixed by the blank | Graded to your chart and locked at fit sample |
| Waistband | Elastic that twists and rolls | Covered elastic with your choice of drawcord |
| Crotch | No gusset, so seams strain | Gusseted and reinforced for movement |
| Stress points | Single stitching that pulls apart | Twin-needle seams and bartacks |
| Shrinkage | Varies wash to wash | Knits pre-shrunk before cutting |
| Branding | Original tag cut out | Your woven label on the waistband, pocket or hem |
A hoodie that’s a little big still gets worn. Joggers that sit too low, stop above the ankle, or pull at the crotch get sent back. Every size exchange costs you shipping and a customer who’s less sure about ordering again. Getting the rise and inseam right on the fit sample is how you avoid paying for it on every order.
Full private-label finishing under one roof your bottoms leave the factory retail-ready, carrying your brand only.
| Placement | Best method | Why brands use it |
|---|---|---|
| Upper thigh | Embroidery, puff print, patch | The classic jogger logo spot, seen from the front |
| Hip | Embroidery, small print | A subtle mark that shows under a cropped top |
| Down the leg | Screen print, DTF | A bold vertical wordmark for statement pieces |
| Back pocket | Embroidery, woven label | A detail seen from behind |
| Waistband | Woven label | Shows when a tee is tucked or a hoodie rides up |
| Drawcords and zip pulls | Custom tips and pulls | Branded hardware customers touch it every day |
A great top in a photo still needs the right pants. When your joggers or cargos are in the shot, the whole outfit carries your brand, from the thigh logo to the drawcord tips. That’s why brands that sell bottoms alongside tops get more of their customers’ photos working for them.
Most brands order bottoms as part of a set. We cut hoodies, tees, and bottoms from the same dye lot so your two-piece drops match exactly: same fabric batch, same wash, same color standard. One sampling round covers the full set.
No tech pack yet? A sketch with a reference pair is enough to start sampling; we build the spec sheet with you during development.
Send your design, tech pack, or reference pair. We confirm fabric, fit, trims, and target price.
Within 24 Hours
Proto sample to lock construction, then a fit sample in your fabric to verify rise, inseam, and leg width.
7~10 Days Per Round
PP sample signed off with final fabric, trims, labels, and decoration before bulk cutting starts.
3~6 Days
Cutting, sewing, decoration, and finishing on dedicated lines. You get progress photos at each stage.
18~30 Days
Every unit is inspected against your approved PP sample measurements, stitching, pockets, waistband, and trims.
In-line + Final AQL
Packed to your spec and shipped worldwide by air or sea, with export documents handled by us.
5~12 days By Air
The six steps add up, assuming one sampling round.
| Stage | By air | By sea |
|---|---|---|
| Quote and spec review | Within 24 hours | Within 24 hours |
| Proto and fit sample | 7-10 days | 7-10 days |
| PP approval | 3-5 days | 3-5 days |
| Bulk production | 18-30 days | 18-30 days |
| Shipping | 5-12 days | 25-40 days |
| Stock in hand | About 5-8 weeks | About 8-12 weeks |
Send your design or a reference pair with the target quantity. We reply with an itemized quote with fabric, construction, trims, and shipping broken out.
Planning your order
The MOQ is 50 pairs per style. At 100 pieces your sample cost is credited, and the first price step comes at 200.
One style. Test your fit with real customers before scaling it.
A jogger and a cargo at 50 each. Sample cost credited against bulk.
The price steps, once you know which styles sell.
Your quote breaks out fabric, construction, trims, and shipping at your exact quantity. See MOQ and pricing.
320–500 gsm options, pre-shrunk so the fit you approved is the fit that ships.
Tapered to wide leg rise, inseam, and leg width graded to your chart.
From 50 pieces per style so you can test drops without dead stock.
QC on every unit against your approved PP sample.
GIBBEN CLOTHING operates from Sialkot, Pakistan, one of the world’s densest apparel manufacturing ecosystems. We’re on the factory floor daily: fabric checks, line supervision, and pre-shipment inspection happen in person, not through an agent.
Sewing machines across knit and woven lines
Bottoms per month capacity
Registered with SCCI & FBR
Export markets served
5-12 days door-to-door for launch-critical drops. DHL/FedEx for sample shipments.
25-40 days for larger volume orders at lower per-unit cost.
Commercial invoice, packing list, and certificates of origin prepared by us.Confirm DDP availability by market.
Yes. Choose covered elastic with an internal or external drawcord, flat or round, with metal or silicone tips. Add a woven label on the waistband to finish it.
50 pieces per style. That means 50 finished pairs in total, not 50 per colorway multiplied. Unit price steps down at 200, 600, 1,000, and 2,000 pieces.
Yes, hoodies, crewnecks, and tees cut from the same dye lot as your bottoms so sets match exactly. See our hoodie manufacturing and t-shirt manufacturing pages, or quote the full set together in one enquiry.
Yes. Rise and inseam are adjusted per market from your size chart, and leg width is graded to your chart. All three are locked at the fit-sample stage.
Parachute and windbreaker pants use nylon taffeta or crinkle nylon at 70-120 gsm. Track pants use poly tricot or interlock at 200-260 gsm, often with contrast piping.
No. A sketch with a reference pair is enough to start sampling. We build the spec sheet with you during development.
Each sampling round takes 7-10 days: a proto sample to lock construction, then a fit sample in your fabric to verify rise, inseam, and leg width. The sample cost is shown on your quote and is credited against your bulk order at 100 pieces or more.
18-30 days after your PP sample is approved. Shipping then takes 5-12 days by air or 25-40 days by sea.
Yes. Acid wash, enzyme wash, and garment dye are available on fleece styles. Each adds a per-unit processing cost, which your quote shows.
Payment terms are set out on your quote, alongside the itemized price for fabric, construction, trims, and shipping. If you need a specific arrangement for your first order, ask when you request your quote.
Yes. The MOQ is 50 finished pairs per style, not per colorway. Tell us your color and size split when you request your quote.
5″, 7″, and 9″ graded options, or a custom inseam from your size chart.
Yes. Zip-secured pockets and zip ankles are both available, with custom zipper pulls engraved or molded with your logo.
Yes. Send the pair, and we will grade the block from it, then confirm the rise, inseam and leg width on your fit sample.
Ready when you are
Fit and fabric set the price, so start there. Missing some of this? Send what you have and we’ll fill the gaps with you.
