Personalisierte 400g/m² Baumwoll-Winter-Jogginghose
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Personalisierte 400g/m² Baumwoll-Winter-Jogginghose

Custom men’s slim fit joggers with a source-listed 400gsm, 100% cotton French Terry direction. MOQ 50 and US$18.48–19.98 snapshot; confirm fit, logo methods and lead time.

Artikelnummer: DTS-ALB-JOGGERS-1601653381107 Kategorien: , ,

Produktdetails

This product record is for apparel brands, private-label teams, importers and wholesale buyers evaluating a custom men’s slim fit jogger program. The imported source listing describes a winter jogger with 400gsm, 100% cotton and French Terry wording, plus Screen, DTF and embroidery logo directions. Those are source-listing descriptors for this catalog record; the approved fiber composition, fabric weight, fit measurements, decoration route and commercial terms still need to be confirmed before bulk production.

Produktübersicht

Personalisierte 400g/m² Baumwoll-Winter-Jogginghose is the current DTS catalog title. The product entity is a custom men’s slim fit jogger or sweatpants bottom for buyers who want a closer leg profile, a heavier French Terry direction and a winter-oriented collection brief. The source title adds 400gsm, 100% cotton, French Terry, Screen, DTF, embroidery logo and men’s jogger wording. A useful quotation should translate those terms into a documented fabric, measurement, decoration, label, packing and delivery specification.

This page is a B2B sourcing and quotation record rather than a retail stock promise. Use the product images and source reference to discuss the starting silhouette, then request a sample or revised tech pack before approval. If the buyer needs a baggy jogger, straight-leg 400gsm block, cargo pocket configuration, or quick-dry nylon trouser, compare the related product records because those are different fit and material decisions.

Source Specification Snapshot

  • Current DTS catalog title: Custom 400gsm Cotton Winter Joggers.
  • Imported source listing title: Custom Men’s Winter Slim Fit Joggers Pants 400gsm 100%cotton French Terry Jogger Sweatpants Screen DTF Embroidery logo for Men.
  • Quellenkategorie: Men’s Pants & Trousers.
  • Source supplier shown: Xiamen Detosun Garment Co., Ltd.
  • Source listing ID: 1601653381107.
  • DTS catalog SKU: DTS-ALB-JOGGERS-1601653381107.
  • Material and weight direction in the source title: 400gsm, 100% cotton and French Terry. Confirm composition, construction and GSM tolerance before treating these as final technical specifications.
  • Fit and season direction in the source title: men’s, slim fit and winter. Confirm the size chart, ease, rise, leg opening, layering room and actual fabric finish.
  • Decoration direction in the source title: Screen, DTF and embroidery logo. Confirm which methods are available for the selected fabric, artwork and quantity.
  • Source MOQ snapshot: 50 Pieces.
  • Public source price snapshot: US$18.48–19.98 per piece.
  • Angezeigte Anpassungsfelder: Fabric Type, Material, Technics and Color, each shown with a 50-piece MOQ in the imported snapshot.
  • Ready-to-ship flag: Not stated in the imported snapshot. Confirm whether the request is for a sample, a blank base, made-to-order production or available inventory.
  • Page taxonomy: Joggers, Cargo Joggers and This Week’s Drop. Taxonomy supports discovery but does not prove cargo pockets, a seasonal release schedule or a specific construction.

The source detail page was access-restricted during the current audit, so the values above are an imported catalog snapshot rather than a live quotation. Reconfirm price, MOQ, fabric, color, size, decoration, availability and delivery terms before presenting them to a customer.

What Is Confirmed and What Requires Approval

A buyer can make a better decision when the product direction and evidence boundary are visible together. The source record confirms the wording used to identify this style, while the following items remain sampling or quotation decisions.

  • Quellenrichtung: custom men’s slim fit joggers, winter use, 400gsm, 100% cotton, French Terry, Screen, DTF and embroidery logo wording.
  • Needs material confirmation: actual fiber percentage, knit construction, GSM, tolerance, stretch, recovery, shrinkage, pilling, colorfastness, hand feel and inside finish.
  • Needs fit confirmation: waist, hip, rise, inseam, thigh, knee, leg opening, ease, grade rules, size range and measurement tolerance.
  • Needs decoration confirmation: Screen, DTF or embroidery method, artwork dimensions, placement, thread or ink, backing, wash behavior and sample approval.
  • Needs commercial confirmation: MOQ by color and size, current price, sample terms, bulk lead time, payment, packing and shipping.
  • Needs compliance confirmation: care labeling, fiber labeling, destination-market documentation and any required testing or restricted-substance evidence.

Why This Is a Men’s Slim Fit Jogger Product

Buyers searching for men’s joggers need to identify the bottom silhouette before comparing decoration and fabric. A slim fit jogger normally requires a closer leg profile than a baggy or wide-leg style, but the phrase alone does not define the waist, rise, thigh ease, calf ease or hem. The source listing uses slim fit and men’s wording; the buyer should convert that direction into a measurement chart and an approved reference sample.

Buyers searching for custom joggers, custom sweatpants or wholesale sweatpants also need a production route. For this record, the route starts with a slim-fit pattern brief, the source-listed French Terry and weight direction, a selected decoration method and a private-label specification. Confirm every open point in the quote so a search phrase does not become an unsupported performance or availability promise.

Slim Fit Pattern and Measurement Decisions

Define slim without restricting movement

Provide garment measurements for the waist, hip, front rise, back rise, inseam, thigh, knee, leg opening and finished length. Explain where the jogger should sit and how much ease is required for walking, sitting, squatting or layering. A slim fit can still require movement room through the seat and thigh; do not rely on a size label alone.

Set the waist and rise relationship

Confirm whether the waistband sits at the natural waist or lower on the hip. Specify waistband height, elastic width, drawcord, cord exit, eyelet or bartack details and recovery after wear. The rise changes the visual balance of a slim jogger and affects comfort when the wearer sits or trains.

Control thigh, knee and calf ease

Measure the thigh, knee and lower-leg areas on the approved sample. If the buyer wants a clean slim line, state whether the leg tapers continuously or only narrows below the knee. Avoid an overly narrow block when the garment is intended for sports or winter layering. The final ease should be approved on the target size range.

Confirm hem and footwear interaction

Specify whether the leg ends in a cuff, elasticated hem or plain hem, with the finished opening and hem depth. Check how the hem sits over the buyer’s intended footwear and whether the slim profile remains consistent after washing. If stacking, crop or ankle exposure is desired, record that as a separate measurement decision.

Clarify the men’s grading block

The source title says for men, but it does not provide a grading chart. Confirm the base size, body-measurement assumptions, grade increments and available size range. Keep the approved garment chart separate from marketing adjectives so buyers can compare the product with other men’s joggers accurately.

400gsm Fabric and French Terry Direction

Use the source-listed weight as a starting point

The source title includes 400gsm. Treat that value as a source-listed direction until the selected fabric and finished garment are measured. Confirm whether GSM refers to greige or finished fabric, the allowed tolerance, the measurement method, the washed result and whether different colors or finishes change the weight.

Confirm French Terry construction

French Terry can vary in loop size, face appearance, density, yarn, stretch and finishing. Ask for a swatch or fabric reference and record face, back, loop, width, weight, stretch, recovery, hand feel and shrinkage. Do not replace French Terry with fleece or assume a brushed interior unless the approved construction states it.

Verify the 100% cotton statement

The source title uses “100%cotton,” while the accessible snapshot does not include a laboratory composition report. Confirm the actual fiber content, yarn or knit construction, tolerance and any destination-market fiber documentation before using an unqualified 100% cotton claim on a line sheet or packing label.

Review hand feel and surface appearance

Record whether the buyer wants a dry, smooth, compact or soft hand feel, and whether the loopback should remain visible. Inspect shade, surface irregularity, slubs, needle lines, pilling expectation and color consistency against the approved swatch. A heavy fabric can still have different comfort and drape characteristics depending on construction and finish.

Check cotton shrinkage and recovery

Ask for the care route and confirm dimensional stability after the intended wash. Measure the waist, hip, rise, inseam and leg opening before and after care where possible. Record the accepted tolerance and use the approved post-wash measurements for the size chart if the product is expected to change materially.

Winter Jogger Layering and Use Conditions

Define winter as a merchandising direction

Winter appears in the source title, but the source does not publish a temperature rating, insulation test or weatherproof construction. Confirm the target climate, indoor and outdoor use, desired layer underneath, fabric finish and care. Use “winter” as a seasonal direction unless the final specification supports a more specific warmth or weather claim.

Check room for base layers

If the jogger will be worn over a base layer, specify the required ease at the waist, seat, thigh and calf. A slim profile that works over bare legs may feel restrictive over a thermal layer. Review the sample with the intended underlayer and footwear before finalizing the size chart.

Separate warmth from fabric weight

400gsm is a weight reference, not a complete warmth measurement. Construction, loop structure, finishing, air space, layering and climate all affect comfort. Confirm the finished French Terry construction and avoid describing the garment as thermal, insulated, fleece-lined, windproof or weatherproof without applicable evidence.

Review outdoor, running and gym movement

The source title points to a winter jogger rather than a specific test standard. If the buyer intends outdoor running or gym training, review waistband security, drawcord comfort, pocket bounce, seam placement, movement room and care. Confirm moisture or abrasion requirements separately; the source wording does not prove technical running performance.

Screen, DTF and Embroidery Logo Planning

Choose one decoration route for the approved sample

The source title names Screen, DTF and embroidery logo directions. Confirm whether the buyer wants one of these methods or a comparison of alternatives. Each method changes artwork preparation, setup, appearance, hand feel, minimums, lead time and wash behavior. Keep the selected method and artwork revision in the quotation.

Prepare artwork and placement

Send vector artwork or a high-resolution file, finished dimensions, placement, color references and care expectations. Common areas include the thigh, lower leg, pocket area, hip or back panel. Check the pattern, seams and waistband before approving placement because slim fit proportions can make a logo appear larger or move closer to a seam.

Review Screen and DTF requirements

For Screen or DTF, confirm the number of colors, artwork size, surface preparation, ink or film, hand feel, adhesion, edge definition and wash behavior. Ask whether the selected French Terry face is suitable and whether a print underlay or special treatment is needed. Approve a decorated sample rather than selecting a method from the source title alone.

Review embroidery requirements

For embroidery, confirm thread type, thread colors, stitch density, backing, edge finish, logo size and placement. Inspect puckering, bulk, backing visibility and comfort during movement. A heavy French Terry base may need different stitch settings from a lighter knit, so keep the embroidery proof with the fabric sample.

Coordinate logo, labels and private label packing

Separate the garment logo from the main label, size label, care label, hangtag, barcode, polybag copy and carton marks. Send artwork versions and language requirements for each component. This prevents a revised logo or label from changing the approved garment decoration without a documented sign-off.

Construction Checklist for a Slim Fit Sweatpant

  • Waistband: Confirm height, elastic width, drawcord, cord exit, eyelet, bartack, recovery and inside finish.
  • Rise and crotch: Confirm front and back rise, curve, seam strength and movement room.
  • Pockets: Confirm side or back pockets, opening size, pocket-bag fabric, reinforcement and access while sitting or running.
  • Leg line: Confirm slim, tapered or straight behavior through the thigh, knee, calf and hem.
  • Hem: Confirm cuff or plain finish, hem depth, opening measurement and footwear clearance.
  • Seams: Confirm stitch type, seam allowance, reinforcement, loose-thread standard and inspection points.
  • Dekoration: Confirm Screen, DTF or embroidery route, placement, artwork version and care behavior.
  • Labels and packing: Confirm main label, size and care information, hangtags, polybag, barcode and carton marks.

The product is assigned to the Cargo Joggers taxonomy, but that category assignment does not verify cargo pockets. If cargo functionality is required, add a pocket sketch, dimensions, flap or closure, reinforcement and sample approval to the tech pack.

Size Range, Grading and Measurement Approval

Ask for the available size range and whether this style uses one men’s grading block. A complete approval sheet should show body or garment measurements for waist, hip, rise, inseam, thigh, knee, leg opening and total length. Add relaxed and stretched waistband measurements if elastic changes the fit.

Set critical points of measure

Identify the points that define the slim silhouette: waist, hip, rise, thigh, knee, lower leg and opening. Set a tolerance for each point and record whether measurements are taken flat, relaxed or stretched. This makes future reorders comparable.

Approve the base size first

Review the base-size sample on the intended wearer or a suitable fit model. Check sitting, walking, bending and layering. Approve changes to the pattern before grading so a fit issue is not multiplied across the whole size range.

Review grade increments

Confirm how waist, hip, rise, thigh, length and opening change between sizes. A uniform increment may not preserve the same slim balance at every size. Keep the grade rules, tolerance and final chart with the approved sample version.

Confirm size and color ratios

Provide the planned size ratio and color split with the quote request. The source MOQ snapshot is 50 pieces, but the current commercial minimum may change by color, size ratio, fabric, decoration, labels and packaging. Ask for the exact rule instead of assuming the snapshot applies to every option.

Color, Care and Fabric Documentation

Approve color references

State whether the buyer needs standard stock colors, a custom dye, a washed appearance or a brand color match. Confirm shade reference, lab-dip or sample approval, color tolerance and the relationship between base color and Screen, DTF or embroidery thread.

Record care instructions

Confirm wash temperature, drying method, ironing, color transfer, shrinkage expectation and decoration care. Cotton-direction French Terry and decorated surfaces should be reviewed after the intended care process. Keep the approved care wording aligned with the confirmed fiber and construction.

Request applicable documentation

If the destination market requires fiber labeling, testing or restricted-substance documentation, identify it before sampling. The current catalog record does not publish a lab report, certification or destination-specific compliance package. Mark any missing requirement as GESCHÄFTLICHER EINGANG ERFORDERLICH rather than assuming it is covered by a product title.

Wholesale MOQ, Pricing and Availability

What the source snapshot shows

The imported public source snapshot shows a 50-piece MOQ and US$18.48–19.98 per piece. These values help match the catalog record but are not a live quotation. The source detail page was access-restricted during the audit, so request a current confirmation before publishing a price or calculating a margin.

What affects the final price

Ask for pricing against the complete specification: French Terry construction, actual composition, GSM tolerance, color, size range, quantity by color and size, Screen, DTF or embroidery details, label package, packing, sample requirements, destination and delivery terms. A public range does not show which configuration it assumes.

Ready-to-ship is not confirmed

The imported snapshot does not state a ready-to-ship flag. Confirm whether the request is for existing inventory, a blank base, a decorated sample or made-to-order production. Ask for available colors, sizes and quantities separately from custom-production terms.

Questions to include in the quote

  • Does the 50-piece minimum apply per style, color, size or decoration method?
  • Can sizes be mixed within one color, and what ratio is accepted?
  • Does Screen, DTF or embroidery require a separate setup fee or minimum?
  • Are custom color, fabric, label and packaging requests subject to different minimums?
  • What sample, inspection, production, payment and shipping terms apply?

Muster- und Freigabeprozess

  1. Senden Sie das Briefing: Share quantity, colors, size matrix, target climate, slim-fit reference, fabric requirement, logo artwork, labels, packing, destination and timing.
  2. Bestätigen Sie den Stoff: Review French Terry construction, actual composition, finished GSM, tolerance, stretch, hand feel, inside finish and shrinkage expectation.
  3. Confirm the pattern: Approve waist, hip, rise, inseam, thigh, knee, leg opening, hem, waistband, pockets, grade rules and tolerances.
  4. Confirm decoration: Choose Screen, DTF or embroidery, then approve artwork size, placement, thread or ink, backing, hand feel and wash behavior.
  5. Review the sample: Measure the garment, test movement and layering, inspect seams and finishing, and compare color, logo and labels with the brief.
  6. Genehmigen Sie die Massenreferenz: Record the sample version, fabric, measurements, tolerance, artwork revision, color standard, packing method, inspection points, price and lead-time assumptions.

Für den erweiterten Entwicklungsworkflow überprüfen Sie Tech-Pack-Anpassung und Mustererstellung und Prototypenbau bevor Sie ein Produktionsangebot anfordern.

Quality Review Before Bulk Production

Material and dimensional checks

Compare bulk fabric with the approved swatch for composition documentation, construction, finished GSM, color, hand feel, surface appearance and dimensional stability. Check the selected French Terry against the approved sample rather than using the source title as the only material evidence.

Fit and workmanship checks

Measure the agreed points by size, check waistband recovery and drawcord, inspect rise and crotch, review pocket placement, check hem symmetry and inspect stitching, loose threads and reinforcement. Record deviations against the approved tolerance.

Decoration checks

Check artwork version, logo dimensions, placement, thread or ink colors, stitch or print coverage, backing, puckering, surface distortion and care instructions. Confirm the logo does not interfere with seams, pockets or movement.

Layering and movement checks

Review the sample over the intended base layer and with the intended footwear. Check sitting, walking, bending and training movements if those uses are part of the buyer brief. Keep the result as a fit and usability note, not as a general performance certification.

Buyer sign-off record

Before release, record the approved fabric, measurement chart, color standard, artwork version, label package, packing method, inspection result and any open commercial assumption. A dated sign-off gives both parties one reference for a repeat order or controlled revision.

Private Label Labels, Packaging and Reorders

For a private-label jogger program, send the main-label artwork, size label, care information, hangtag, barcode, polybag copy and carton marks. State the destination market, language and receiving requirements. Packing is part of the wholesale specification because it affects labor, carton configuration, shipping volume and warehouse handling.

Separate garment and packaging approvals

Approve the garment sample, decoration proof and packaging proof as separate checkpoints. A logo change, care-label change or barcode change should not silently alter the approved garment. Keep each file version tied to the source listing ID and DTS SKU.

Plan repeat-order control

For a reorder, reference the approved fabric, measurements, color standard, decoration artwork, labels and packing version. Ask the supplier to identify any change in yarn, construction, finish, trim or process before production. This protects consistency when a source listing or public price has changed.

Care, Compliance and Buyer Documentation

Before selling the joggers in a target market, confirm the required fiber labeling, care labeling, restricted-substance or chemical documentation, packaging language and import paperwork with the responsible buyer or compliance team. The current catalog record does not publish certification or test evidence, so none should be inferred from the source title.

Keep the approved material reference, measurement chart, decoration proof, care instruction, label artwork, packing specification, quotation revision and inspection notes together. This gives procurement teams a traceable answer when they ask about 400gsm French Terry, 100% cotton, slim fit, winter use or logo decoration.

How This Jogger Compares With Related Bottoms

  • Slim fit joggers: Use this product entity when the buyer needs a closer leg profile and a structured measurement approval path.
  • French Terry sweatpants: Compare loop structure, GSM, hand feel, stretch, shrinkage and inside finish rather than treating all French Terry as identical.
  • 100% cotton sweatpants: Confirm the fiber percentage and documentation; a source title is not a composition test.
  • Winter sweatpants: Confirm layering, fabric construction and care; winter wording does not prove insulation or a temperature rating.
  • Embroidered sweatpants: Approve thread, backing, stitch density, placement and wash behavior on the selected fabric.
  • 400gsm straight-leg joggers: Compare the leg opening, ease and pattern balance because a straight-leg style is not the same as slim fit.
  • Baggy joggers: Compare hip, thigh, rise and hem volume; a baggy block should not be substituted for a slim-fit sample.

For material terminology, review the Stoff- und Zubehörbibliothek und was GSM bei Kleidung bedeutet. For broader sourcing, see the Activewear-Stoffübersicht.

Käuferfragen

Is this a wholesale men’s slim fit jogger product?

The imported source listing uses men’s, custom and jogger wording, and the DTS page is a B2B product record. Confirm current MOQ, color and size mix, price, packaging and production route for the exact version.

Does the jogger use 400gsm French Terry?

400gsm and French Terry appear in the source listing title. Confirm whether the selected finished fabric matches that direction, including construction, GSM tolerance, hand feel, stretch and washed result.

Is the fabric 100% cotton?

The source title uses “100%cotton,” but the accessible source snapshot does not include a composition test. Confirm actual fiber content and destination-market labeling documentation before making an unqualified claim.

What does slim fit mean for measurements?

The source title uses slim fit but does not publish a complete measurement chart. Confirm waist, hip, rise, inseam, thigh, knee, leg opening, ease, size grading and tolerance with a reference garment or tech pack.

Is it warm enough for winter?

Winter appears in the source title, but there is no published insulation test, thermal rating or weatherproof specification. Confirm the fabric finish, layering room, climate and care requirements before using a specific warmth claim.

Can I choose Screen, DTF or embroidery?

Screen, DTF and embroidery logo wording appears in the source title. Confirm available methods, setup, artwork limits, placement, hand feel, backing, wash behavior and sample approval for the selected quantity.

Can I add a private-label logo and labels?

Request logo decoration, main labels, size and care labels, hangtags and packaging as separate quotation items. Send artwork and placement references so the supplier can confirm the route for this style.

Does the product have cargo pockets?

The page is assigned to the Cargo Joggers taxonomy, but that category does not prove cargo pockets. If pockets are required, request a sketch, dimensions, closure, reinforcement and sample confirmation.

What is the source MOQ?

The imported snapshot shows 50 pieces, with Fabric Type, Material, Technics and Color fields also shown at a 50-piece MOQ. Confirm whether the minimum applies per style, color, size, fabric, decoration or packaging version.

What is the source price?

The imported snapshot shows US$18.48–19.98 per piece. This is a public source reference, not a live quotation. Confirm current pricing against the final fabric, fit, decoration, quantity and shipping requirements.

Is it ready to ship?

The imported snapshot does not state a ready-to-ship flag. Ask whether the request is for existing stock, a blank base, a decorated sample or made-to-order production, and confirm available colors, sizes and quantities.

What should I send to start a quote?

Send quantity, color and size breakdown, fabric or composition requirement, slim-fit measurements, target climate, logo artwork, decoration preference, labels, packaging, destination and timing. A moodboard, reference garment or tech pack helps identify open decisions.

Related Jogger and Sweatpant Products

These records cover different fabric, weight and silhouette directions. Compare their stated specifications with this product rather than transferring attributes between pages.

Verwandte Käuferressourcen

Quellenlistenreferenz

The source title, category, supplier name, MOQ, public price snapshot, customization fields and ready-to-ship status above were taken from the imported catalog snapshot for source ID 1601653381107. The source detail page was access-restricted during the current audit, so all commercial, material, fit, decoration and availability details must be re-confirmed before quoting.

View the Alibaba source listing reference.

Request a Custom Men’s Slim Fit Jogger Quote

Send the target quantity, color and size matrix, fabric or composition requirement, 400gsm or French Terry reference, slim-fit measurements, winter or activity brief, Screen/DTF/embroidery artwork, labels, packaging, destination and target delivery window. If an item is still open, list the alternatives so the quotation can separate confirmed requirements from development decisions.

Request a custom quote or contact the DETOSUN team for a current review of price, MOQ, sample route, availability and lead time.

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