Digital Print Legging No 6
A digital-print legging in polyester and spandex, cut as a free-size pull-on with stretch that accommodates a broad range of body shapes. XH Activewear produces this style as an OEM line for buyers who need a bold printed bottom without the commitment of a full graded size run. It ships one piece per OPP bag, and the print can be adjusted to your colour or layout specifications when you order.
- Category
- Digital Print Leggings
- Production
- OEM, own label from the first run
- Minimum order
- 300 pcs for the run
- Packing
- One garment per OPP bag
Specifications
What Is Known About This Style
| Material | Polyester and spandex |
|---|---|
| Colour | As shown, or to your specification |
| Size | Free size with high stretch |
| Packing | OPP bag |
| Production | OEM accepted |
| MOQ | 300 pcs |
Anything not listed here is not published for this style and is confirmed at the sample stage before bulk.
Materials
Fabric And Construction
- Polyester and spandex, the same base fabric used across the legging range
- Digital print applied directly to the fabric surface, with ink fixed through heat or curing
Technical Features
- Polyester and spandex base fabric with digital print applied directly to the surface
- Pull-on construction with no zip, button or hardware, relying on fabric stretch for fit
- Free-size cut designed to stretch across multiple body measurements without shaping
- Print layout and colour are confirmed per order; standard print is as shown unless otherwise specified
- Packed one garment per OPP bag as standard, then cartoned for shipping
Why Buyers Pick It
Key Benefits
- Free-size construction with high stretch reduces SKU count and simplifies inventory
- Digital print allows for complex, high-resolution designs without minimums on print runs
- OEM production means your label, packaging and artwork can be applied from the first order
- Prints are applied directly to the fabric, so no screen setup or colour matching is needed per order
- One garment per OPP bag prevents print rubbing during transit and maintains visual quality
Problems Solved
Problems This Style Solves
- Digital prints are often rejected at low volumes due to setup costs and minimums on screen printing
- Graded size runs require multiple samples and higher MOQs, which can block testing new designs
- Prints from different suppliers vary in alignment, colour saturation and repeat pattern between orders
- Buyers cannot apply their own label or artwork on low-volume digital print orders elsewhere
Buyer Fit
Who It Is For
- Private-label brands seeking to add digital-print bottoms to a jersey-only range
- Wholesalers buying by the carton for resale in markets where visual impact drives sales
- E-commerce sellers who need one style that fits a wide range of customers without size confusion
- Buyers whose current supplier cannot run digital prints in small volumes or custom layouts
Application
Where It Sells
- Summer and festival ranges where bold prints attract attention in online and retail environments
- E-commerce drops with themed collections that require unique graphics per season
- Boutique sellers testing a high-impact print before committing to graded sizing
- Private-label brands expanding into printed activewear without investing in screen printing
Production
How This Order Is Made
- Confirm the style, colour and quantity against the item number
- Regrade the pattern if you supply a size chart
- Make and approve a physical sample before anything is cut in bulk
- Cut, sew and finish the bulk order against that approved sample
- Bag one garment per OPP bag and carton to your packing list
Quality Control
What Is Checked Before It Ships
- The sample you approved is the reference, not a generic size chart
- Measurements are checked against that approved sample
- The printed or coated face is checked before bagging
- You or your agent can book third-party inspection before shipment
Customisation
- Own neck, care and size labelling
- Regrading to your own size chart, including plus sizes
- Colour to your specification instead of as shown
- Retail polybag, hangtag and barcode when you supply artwork
Selling And Care
Use Guide
- Display the legging as a pull-on: no fastenings to explain to the customer
- Photograph it under even lighting to avoid glare on the printed surface
- Advise cold gentle wash and no tumble drying to maintain print integrity
- Turn inside out before washing to protect the digital print from abrasion
Comparison
How It Compares With the Alternatives
| Screen-printed legging | Digital print allows for full-colour gradients and complex artwork without setup costs, but screen prints may have slightly better ink durability |
|---|---|
| Graded S M L legging | Free size reduces SKU count, but it fits a range rather than one body precisely |
| Solid-colour legging | Digital print increases visual appeal and brand storytelling, but requires more care in washing to preserve the print |
Questions Buyers Ask
Questions About Digital Print Legging No 6
What is the minimum order for this digital print legging
300 pcs is the minimum stated for this style. Share your desired colour split and print layout, and we will confirm what is feasible for your order.
Can I change the print design or layout
Yes. This style is made as an OEM line, so you can provide your own artwork. The print is adjusted to your design before sampling.
Can I make it in graded sizes instead of free size
Yes. Send your size chart and we will regrade the pattern. The free-size cut is the default because it covers a broad fit range without extra SKUs.
Can I put my own label on it
Yes. This is an OEM product, so your neck label, care label, hangtag and retail packaging can all be included from the first order.
What is the fabric weight
The fabric weight is not published for this style. We will confirm the exact fabric specification when you place your order and approve the sample.
How is it packed
One garment per OPP bag as standard, then cartoned. Retail-ready polybags with barcodes are available if you provide the artwork.
Quote Digital Print Legging No 6
Send the quantity, your colour split and your size chart if you have one. You get a quote and sampling terms back.