Matched two-piece sets, tracksuits, sweat sets, and co-ords made to move together. Top and bottom cut from one dye lot, in one production run, in our Sialkot factory.
No tech pack needed. Send a photo of the set you want, or tell us which top and bottom to pair, and we’ll quote it as one set.
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These specs apply across all styles. Each style page below adds its own construction, fit, and photos.
Top + Bottom
MOQ per style
Sampling time
Fleece, tricot, velour
Built for brands
A matching set sells as one outfit at a higher price. These are the brands that build their range around it.
Heavyweight hoodie and jogger sets in brushed fleece. The set is the hero product, so the shade has to match from top to bottom.
Cropped hoodie and biker shorts, velour sets, and loopback shorts sets. Co-ords that sell as a look, with split sizes for real bodies.
Tricot tracksuits with matched stripes, poly interlock warm-ups, and tech fleece. The team or retro look is made as a true set.
Most mismatched sets fail before sewing starts tops and bottoms cut from different fabric batches never match, no matter how good the factory. Set manufacturing is a batch-discipline problem, and we solve it structurally.
The top and bottom are cut from the same fabric batch, same dye lot, and same roll where possible. Color matching isn’t injected into the set; it’s built in before cutting.
Both pieces run through decoration, washing, and finishing together, so prints, washes, and trims age from the identical starting point.
Inspection pairs the actual set: top and bottom are checked together for shade, trim match, and proportion, not as two separate garments that happen to ship in one carton.
Side by side
Many “sets” are a top from one order and a bottom from another. Here’s what changes when they’re made together.
| What matters | Two garments made separately | Gibben set |
|---|---|---|
| Fabric | Two batches, two dye lots | One dye lot, same roll where possible |
| Shade | Close in the render, off in daylight | Matched before cutting |
| Washes and prints | Run on different days, age differently | Run together, age together |
| Sampling | Two development cycles | One cycle, fitted together on a body |
| QC | Each piece checked on its own | Checked as a pair for shade, trim and proportion |
| MOQ | Two minimums stacked | One MOQ, counted as sets |
| Reorder | New batch, new shade | Dye recipe and trim spec kept on file |
Customers buy a set to wear together. If the hoodie is one shade and the jogger another, it doesn’t come back as one return. It comes back as two, with a review that says “doesn’t match.” The shade decides whether the set sells at the set price or ends up in a sale bin as separate.
A set’s fabric has to work on a top and a bottom simultaneously drape on the body, recovery at the knees and elbows. All knits pre-shrunk before cutting.
| Fabric | Weight range | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| Brushed-back fleece | 400-500gsm | Heavyweight sweat sets, hoodie + jogger sets |
| Loopback / French terry | 320-400gsm | Mid-weight sets, shorts sets, warmer climates |
| Tricot | 220-280gsm | Tricot and retro 90s tracksuits: the glossy heritage look |
| Poly interlock | 200-260gsm | Basketball warm-ups, matte athletic sets |
| Velour | 260-320gsm | Velour tracksuits plush pile, Y2K revival sets |
| Bonded tech fleece | 300-360gsm | Tech fleece tracksuits, tapered athletic sets |
A set is a pairing decision, not a fixed product. Every set is assembled from our proven single-piece blocks, the same patterns behind our hoodie, tee, and bottoms ranges, so any top can pair with any bottom.
Every top and bottom below has its own proven block. Pick one from each side, and we’ll make them as a set.
Pullover hoodie
The classic sweat-set top
Heavyweight hoodie
For premium fleece sets
Full-zip hoodie
For zip-up sets and warm-ups
Crop hoodie
For women’s cords
Oversized boxy tee
For summer shorts sets
Joggers and sweatpants
Tapered, straight, or wide-leg
Heavyweight sweatpants
To match a heavyweight hoodie
Track pants
For stripe-matched heritage suits
Windbreaker pants
For nylon shell suits
Mesh and nylon shorts
For warm-weather sets
A set is sampled as a set; both pieces were are developed, fitted, and approved together, so one sampling cycle covers the whole product.
Send your set design, tech pack, or reference pieces. We confirm fabric, both fits, trims, and target set price.
Within 24 Hours
Proto set to lock construction, then a fit set in your fabric top and bottom fitted together on a body as they’ll be sold.
7~10 Days Per Round
The PP set was signed off on for fabric, trims, labels, and decoration on both pieces before bulk cutting.
3~6 Days
Both pieces were cut from one batch and produced in one coordinated run. Progress photos at each stage.
18~30 Days
Sets were inspected as pairs for shade match, trim match, and measurements on both pieces against the approved PP set.
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 for a full set, assuming one sampling round.
| Stage | By air | By sea |
|---|---|---|
| Quote and spec review | Within 24 hours | Within 24 hours |
| Proto and fit sample (both pieces) | 7-10 days | 7-10 days |
| PP set 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 set design or reference pieces with the target quantity. We reply with one itemized set price: fabric, both garments, decoration, and shipping are broken out.
Planning your order
Your MOQ is counted in sets, not garments, which makes the first steps closer than they look.
One style, 100 garments. Enough to test a set with real customers, with your own size curve and split sizes.
Your sample set cost is credited against the bulk order.
The set-price steps, once you know which set and colorway sells.
Your quote shows one set price with the top, bottom, decoration, and shipping items itemized within it. See MOQ and pricing.
Top and bottom dyed together, cut from one batch; matching is structural, not inspected-in.
Fleece, tricot, velour, and tech are the full set of fabric spectrums under one roof.
Low MOQ per style, counted honestly as sets, not doubled by stealth.
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 on sets lines
Sets 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.
Packed as paired sets or as separates with coordinated labeling matched to how you sell. Export documents prepared by us.
Yes. An S top with an M bottom still counts as one set, because real bodies aren’t one size. You set your own S–XL size curve inside the MOQ.
One. Our MOQ is 50 sets per style, which is 50 tops and 50 bottoms (100 garments) counted as one minimum, not two MOQs stacked.
It depends on the look. Brushed-back fleece (400-500 gsm) for heavyweight sweat sets, loopback (320-400 gsm) for mid-weight and shorts sets, tricot for retro tracksuits, poly interlock for athletic warm-ups, velour for plush Y2K sets, and bonded tech fleece for tapered athletic sets.
We build the match rather than inspecting it. Both pieces are cut from the same fabric batch and dye lot, from the same roll where possible, run through decoration, washing, and finishing together, and inspected as a pair for shade before packing.
Yes. Every set is built from our proven single-piece blocks, so any top can pair with any bottom: an oversized hoodie with a tapered jogger, a boxy crew with wide-leg sweats, or any combination from your tech pack.
Yes. Pieces are labelled and packed for either model, as paired sets, or as separate pieces with coordinated labeling.
Not meaningfully. Both pieces are sampled, fitted, and approved in one development cycle, then produced in one coordinated run of 18-30 days. With air freight, that’s about 5-8 weeks to stock in hand.
Yes. We keep your dye recipes and trim specs on file, so next season’s set matches this one.
Yes. Decorations across the top and bottom are itemized by placement, so you choose where branding incurs its cost: for example, a chest logo on the top and a thigh hit on the bottom.
Payment terms are confirmed in writing with your quote, alongside the itemized set price. On orders of 100 sets or more, your sample set cost is credited against the bulk.
Yes. On a heritage tracksuit, the stripes on both pieces come from one trim run, so the tape color and width match from top to bottom. See our track pants.
Yes. Cropped hoodies and biker shorts are our women’s-line staple, and velour and loopback shorts sets work well as co-ords. Split sizes let each customer get the right fit for the top and bottom.
Tricot (220-280 gsm) gives the glossy 90s heritage look. Velour (260-320 gsm) gives a plush pile and the Y2K revival look. They sit in different cost tiers, shown on your quote.
Yes. Both pieces go through washing and finishing together in one run, so the wash lands the same on the top and the bottom.
Ready when you are
A photo of the set you want is enough to start. The more of this you add, the sharper your quote.