Custom Cotton Acid-Wash Gym Shorts

This B2B catalog page covers a custom cotton acid-wash gym shorts direction for activewear brands, streetwear labels, fitness retailers, importers, gyms and sourcing teams. The current DTS product title is Custom Cotton Acid-Wash Gym Shorts. The imported source listing mentions cotton, acid wash, gym, summer, running, sports streetwear and an embroidery logo, but those are source-listing descriptors rather than a complete fabric sheet, fit block or test report. Use this page to turn the style direction into an approved product brief before sampling or bulk quotation.

Product Overview

This product is intended for buyers evaluating custom acid wash shorts for a men’s gym, training, running-inspired or casual activewear range. The garment should be quoted as one defined product block: intended use, silhouette, fabric construction, wash appearance, size range, waistband, pockets, decoration, labels and packing. A brand can then compare the approved sample with other cotton gym shorts or training shorts without treating every short style as the same construction.

The original product URL, catalog title, SKU, Training Shorts category and product gallery remain in place. The expanded page adds the procurement information that was missing from the short catalog record: which source facts are visible, which acid-wash and cotton details need approval, how to define measurements and decoration, and what to send for a useful quote.

Who can use this product brief

• Activewear and streetwear brands planning a custom gym shorts or washed summer capsule.
• Retailers and importers comparing wholesale cotton shorts for fitness, leisure or lifestyle ranges.
• Gyms, studios, clubs and teams that need a repeatable base with a logo and private-label packaging.
• Designers and sourcing managers working from a sketch, reference garment, artwork file or tech pack.

What this page does not promise

The current source snapshot does not show a confirmed fiber percentage, GSM, finished size chart, wash recipe, colorfastness report, abrasion result, liner specification, lead time or complete availability schedule. This page therefore does not promise 100% cotton, a specific weight, stretch, quick-dry performance, moisture wicking, colorfastness, dimensional stability, competition compliance or a fixed size range. Those decision-critical items remain BUSINESS INPUT REQUIRED until the exact fabric, wash, sample and order conditions are approved.

Source Specification Snapshot

The following facts come from the imported source snapshot associated with source ID 1601356812133. They help buyers match the catalog record and start a quotation, but they are not a binding current offer. Confirm the technical and commercial details again with DTS before issuing a purchase order.

• DTS catalog title: Custom Cotton Acid-Wash Gym Shorts.
• Imported source listing title: Men’s Custom Cotton Acid Wash Gym Shorts High-quality Men’s Summer Running Workout Sports Streetwear Embroidery logo Shorts.
• Source category: Men’s Shorts.
• Supplier shown in the imported snapshot: Xiamen Detosun Garment Co., Ltd.
• Minimum order quantity shown: 50 Pieces.
• Public price range shown: US$6.48–7.98 / Pieces.
• Customization fields shown: Color (MOQ 50), Material (MOQ 50) and Technics (MOQ 50).
• Ready-to-ship flag: Not stated in the imported snapshot.
• Source ID: 1601356812133.

“Technics” is kept because it is the field label in the source snapshot. In a buyer brief it should become a precise decoration or construction instruction, such as embroidery, screen print, heat transfer, appliqué or another approved method. The current record does not identify which method, thread, backing, size or wash durability is included.

Confirmed Facts and Approval Items

Confirmed for this catalog record

• This is a published DTS product page in the Training Shorts category.
• The source title connects the record with men’s shorts, cotton wording, an acid-wash appearance, gym and running use, summer sportswear and streetwear.
• The imported source snapshot shows an MOQ of 50 Pieces and a public range of US$6.48–7.98 per piece.
• The same snapshot lists Color, Material and Technics as customization fields, each marked with MOQ 50.
• The source snapshot does not state ready-to-ship availability.

Confirm before a final quote

• Fiber composition, fabric construction, GSM, width, hand feel, opacity, stretch and recovery.
• Wash or finish route, base shade, contrast level, shade tolerance, surface character and approved care process.
• Size range, base size, grading rules, points of measure and measurement tolerances.
• Silhouette, rise, inseam, outseam, leg opening, waistband, drawcord, pocket and liner construction.
• Decoration method, artwork dimensions, placement, labels, hangtags, care label and packaging.
• Current MOQ, quantity breaks, sample charges, production timing, inspection method and destination shipping.

When a source image or title suggests a feature without a measurable record, the correct next step is confirmation or sampling. It should not be rewritten as a guaranteed performance or compliance claim.

Why This Is a Custom Acid Wash Shorts Product

The page uses acid wash shorts as its measurable candidate topic because the product title and source listing both identify an acid-wash direction, while the site has no separate focus-keyword owner for that phrase. DataForSEO returned an exact United States record for the unhyphenated phrase, but it did not return an exact record for every longer variant. The metrics are demand evidence only; they do not prove that the style will rank or that a particular wash effect is already approved.

Define one product block

Start with one approved wearer, end use, silhouette, cotton or cotton-blend target, acid-wash appearance, size block, color system, decoration route and packaging plan. If the collection also includes a plain cotton short, a quick-dry running short or a heavier training short, keep each construction as a separate block. This prevents one source descriptor from being quoted against several incompatible products.

Translate merchandising language into purchase language

Retail copy may say acid wash gym shorts or summer running shorts. A purchase order should specify the base fabric, wash appearance, measurement chart, logo process, labels and packing instructions. The visible keyword language helps product discovery; the approval records control what is actually purchased.

Use the style as a collection anchor

A washed cotton short can give a collection a casual gym-to-street direction, but the buyer still needs to decide whether the product is for training, leisure, warm-weather retail, team use or a running-inspired capsule. That decision changes the requirements for movement ease, pocket security, liner coverage, drying expectations and care communication.

Acid-Wash Appearance and Finish Approval

Acid wash is a visual and finishing direction, not a single universal specification. The source record names the effect but does not provide the process, chemicals, base shade, contrast target or test record. The buyer should approve the appearance on the actual fabric and garment before treating it as a repeatable colorway.

Build a wash reference

• Choose the base color and describe the target contrast as light, medium, dark or another measurable reference.
• Provide a physical reference, approved image or color standard and identify acceptable variation.
• Mark which panels, seams, waistband, pocket bags and logo areas should show the same or a different effect.
• Confirm whether the finish should be even, irregular, vintage-looking, tonal or another approved appearance.

Review the washed sample

Check the first sample under consistent lighting and compare the front, back, side seams, hems, waistband and pocket areas. Record shade, contrast, hand feel, surface marks, seam twisting and any difference between panels. A digital mockup cannot prove how the finish will look after the selected fabric and garment process.

Check wash-related risks

• Dimensional change at waist, rise, hip, thigh, inseam and leg opening.
• Colorfastness, crocking or transfer risk under the buyer’s required care and use conditions.
• Surface pilling, abrasion or uneven fading where the customer expects frequent gym wear.
• Logo edge definition, thread or print behavior and label appearance after the approved process.

No wash durability, colorfastness or dimensional-stability result is published for this SKU. If a claim matters to the retail or wholesale program, specify the method, sample condition, acceptance limit and responsible test party, then retain the result with the approved sample.

Cotton Composition, GSM and Hand Feel

The source title uses the word “cotton” and the source snapshot includes Material as a customization field. It does not expose a fiber percentage, yarn detail, fabric construction or GSM. Treat cotton as the material direction for inquiry, not as a composition certificate.

Confirm the material

State whether the target is 100% cotton or a permitted blend, and identify whether the fabric is woven, knit, French terry, jersey, mesh or another construction. If a blend is acceptable, define the permitted range and the reason for it, such as recovery, weight, durability or care. The final fiber content must come from the approved fabric and order documentation.

Confirm GSM and tolerance

GSM affects drape, opacity, hand feel, packing weight and how the acid-wash finish and logo sit on the garment. Request a swatch or fabric card, record the approved range and include the tolerance in the tech pack. No product-specific GSM is published for this target, so a precise weight should not be invented.

Review hand feel and movement

Compare the washed sample at the waistband, hip, thigh, hem and pocket areas. Note softness, stiffness, surface character, ease of movement and whether the finish changes after the planned care cycle. If the buyer requires stretch or recovery, specify the direction, target and test approach rather than assuming that a cotton direction provides it.

Match material to use

A cotton-based casual gym short may suit a lifestyle or warm-weather range, while a technical running program may need different moisture, drying, weight or liner requirements. Keep the intended use explicit and ask DTS to confirm whether the selected fabric and finish are suitable for that use.

Gym, Running and Summer Use Planning

The source title mentions gym, summer, running, workout and sports streetwear. These terms describe the product direction, not a formal performance classification. Use the following questions to select a construction that matches the buyer’s actual program.

Gym and fitness collections

Review waistband comfort, rise, hip and thigh ease, inseam, leg opening, pocket access and logo visibility during the movements relevant to the customer. Decide whether the short is a casual gym layer, a training garment or a lifestyle product marketed around fitness.

Running-inspired collections

Define whether the product is for easy runs, warm-up, training, race use or casual running-inspired wear. Confirm liner, pocket security, drawcord, seam placement and any moisture or drying requirement. “Running” in the source title does not select those features automatically.

Summer and streetwear ranges

For a summer capsule, review opacity, ventilation expectations, wash contrast, hand feel and care communication. For a streetwear range, prioritize the approved silhouette, surface appearance, logo placement, labels and repeatable shade direction. Neither application should be represented as tested until the relevant evidence exists.

What is not currently verified

This page does not claim quick drying, moisture wicking, cooling, water resistance, abrasion resistance or competition compliance for the SKU. Those are BUSINESS INPUT REQUIRED unless the exact fabric, finish and test conditions are attached to the order record.

Fit, Inseam, Rise and Waistband

The source record does not publish a finished measurement chart or a fixed silhouette. A buyer should choose the fit from a reference garment or approved block instead of relying on the model image or the words “gym shorts.”

Set the silhouette

• State regular, relaxed, loose, oversized, straight or another approved fit description.
• Set base-size inseam, outseam and leg opening and state whether a side split or curved hem is required.
• Confirm rise, hip ease, thigh ease and hem balance for the intended wearer and activity.
• State whether the short is single-layer, lined, double-layer or designed for a separate base layer.

Set the waistband

Confirm waistband height, elastic width, elastic recovery, drawcord position, eyelets, cord ends, topstitching and label placement. If the acid-wash effect crosses the waistband, specify how the shade and seam appearance should be reviewed.

Use a measurement block

A useful first fit sheet includes waist relaxed, waist stretched, hip, front rise, back rise, thigh, inseam, outseam, leg opening, pocket opening and pocket depth. Add liner length and logo position when they affect movement or the visual identity of the range.

Review the sample in context

Check standing, walking, squatting, lunging, sitting and the actual movement pattern relevant to the collection. Record waistband pressure, rise comfort, thigh ease, hem pull, pocket opening and any lining interaction. These are buyer review procedures, not evidence that this catalog sample has passed a formal sports or comfort test.

Pockets, Liner and Construction Checklist

Pockets, liner and reinforcement details are not exposed in the current source snapshot. They should be decided before sample approval, especially when the item will be sold as training or running shorts.

Pocket decisions

• Choose no pocket, side pockets, back pocket, zipper pocket or another approved layout.
• Specify opening angle, depth, bag material, stitch allowance and whether a phone or key should fit.
• Check that pocket placement does not pull the side seam or interfere with squatting, running or sitting.
• Confirm whether the wash effect should continue inside the pocket opening or remain on the outer panel only.

Liner decisions

• Confirm whether the product is unlined, has a brief liner, has a compression layer or uses a separate base layer.
• Specify liner fabric, coverage, leg opening, elastic and seam finishing where applicable.
• Review opacity and comfort in the base shade and every approved light or high-contrast colorway.

Construction decisions

Review seam type, seam allowance, overlock or coverstitch requirements, bartacks, pocket-corner reinforcement, drawcord exits, hem turn and label attachment. Identify high-stress areas from the intended activity and make them part of the sample comments.

Size Range and Grading Approval

The current title identifies a men’s shorts direction, but the imported source snapshot does not include a complete size range or chart. A B2B buyer should supply the measurement basis so the supplier can confirm the size block instead of treating “men’s” as a finished grading promise.

Inputs for the first chart

1. Provide the brand’s body-measurement chart or a reference garment in the required base size.
2. Identify the base size, fit intention, units and tolerance for every point of measure.
3. Confirm grade increments for waist, hip, rise, thigh, inseam and leg opening.
4. Review a physical sample and record corrections before grading the full range.
5. Approve the graded set or measurement report before bulk cutting.

Wash and measurement control

State whether measurements are taken relaxed, stretched, laid flat or along a seam. If the garment is acid washed or otherwise finished, compare pre-finish and post-finish measurements and record the approved method. The final size chart should be based on the approved product, not on the source title alone.

Retailer-facing information

Once verified, a wholesale line sheet can include fit name, inseam, size range, sample size, model information and measurement method. Until those details are confirmed, present the product as a custom development direction rather than a fixed size promise.

Custom Color, Embroidery and Logo Options

The source snapshot lists Color, Material and Technics as customization fields, and the source title mentions an embroidery logo. It does not confirm the actual decoration process. Select the logo route and wash approval together because the chosen finish may change thread, backing, surface feel or placement review.

Artwork information to send

• Vector artwork or a high-resolution file with approved colors and a clear version name.
• Placement diagram with distance from waistband, side seam, pocket, hem or other reference point.
• Finished width and height, orientation, color count and acceptable placement tolerance.
• Whether the logo should be embroidered, printed, raised, tonal, reflective or another approved finish.

Decoration approval

Request a strike-off or decorated sample on the actual approved fabric and washed finish when hand feel, stretch, wash durability or edge definition matters. A digital mockup cannot show how embroidery or another technique behaves on the finished surface. Confirm thread, backing, stitch density, print route, curing or other technical details with the supplier.

Color approval

Confirm the base shade, wash contrast, lab dip or physical color reference and acceptable lot-to-lot variation. The source snapshot confirms a Color customization field, but it does not list current colorways or a color card.

Private-label details

Confirm main label, size label, care label, hangtag, barcode, polybag marking, carton mark and country-of-origin wording. Label content must follow the confirmed fiber composition, care instructions and destination-market requirements.

Labels, Care and Destination Requirements

Care and compliance instructions depend on the final fabric, dye or wash process, decoration and destination. Because the current source snapshot does not include those documents, request them for the approved order rather than copying generic care language.

Care information

• Confirm washing, drying, ironing and decoration-care instructions after material and finish approval.
• Review dimensional change, colorfastness or crocking and logo durability where relevant to the program.
• Use the confirmed fiber composition and approved care instruction on the final label.

Destination information

Tell the supplier the destination market and any required labeling, packaging, restricted-substance, testing or documentation standard. Do not infer legal compliance from the product category or a source marketplace listing.

Buyer documentation

Keep the tech pack, measurement chart, material reference, wash approval, artwork, sample comments, final approval, inspection record, packing list and shipping documents together. If the artwork is unreleased, review the NDA and inquiry route before sending sensitive files.

MOQ, Price and Availability

The imported source snapshot shows a minimum order quantity of 50 Pieces and a public range of US$6.48–7.98 / Pieces. It also marks Color, Material and Technics with MOQ 50. These values are a sourcing snapshot, not a current binding quotation. Confirm quantity breaks, color and size minimums, wash or decoration costs, sample charges, taxes, freight and payment terms with DTS.

What can change the quote

• Fiber composition, fabric construction, GSM, finish, opacity, lining, stretch and recovery.
• Wash route, base shade, contrast target, shade tolerance and additional finishing work.
• Pattern changes, grading, inseam, waistband, pockets, drawcord, hem and reinforcement.
• Logo method, artwork complexity, number of placements, thread or print colors and sampling.
• Labels, hangtags, polybags, carton assortment, inspection, destination and shipping method.
• Order quantity, size/color ratio, sample approval status and repeat-order requirements.

What to confirm about stock

Ready-to-ship status is not stated in the imported snapshot. Ask whether the shown design is a stock sample, a make-to-order style or a base that can be customized. Confirm available colors, sizes, quantity, dispatch timing and whether custom wash or logo changes extend the lead time.

Prepare a comparable RFQ

Send target quantity, size/color matrix, intended use, material direction, wash reference, measurement chart, artwork, labels, packaging, destination and target delivery window. A complete product block produces a more useful comparison than requesting a unit price without construction details.

Sampling and Approval Path

A sample is where the source descriptor becomes a product decision. Use DTS sampling and prototyping information with the tech pack so every change to the acid-wash effect, fit, fabric or logo is recorded.

Recommended sequence

1. Send the reference image, wash reference, sketch, tech pack or existing garment and identify the intended use.
2. Confirm material direction, base color, wash appearance, silhouette, size block, logo route and packaging assumptions.
3. Review the first sample for measurements, hand feel, finish appearance, construction, comfort and artwork placement.
4. Record corrections in a dated sample comment sheet and request the next approval stage if needed.
5. Approve final sample, measurement chart, wash or color reference, decoration proof, labels and packing instructions before bulk production.

Sample review questions

• Does the actual acid-wash surface match the approved shade and contrast under consistent lighting?
• Do waist, rise, hip, thigh, inseam and leg opening match the measurement block after finishing?
• Are the pocket, liner, drawcord and seam decisions suitable for the intended gym or running use?
• Does the embroidery or other logo finish remain legible, comfortable and correctly positioned on the washed fabric?
• Do the sample materials, decoration and packing assumptions match the quotation and tech pack?

For a first collection, the new-brand sourcing route can help organize the product brief. For an established range, send the approved block and revision history so the new wash direction can be compared with existing bottoms.

Quality Review Before Bulk Production

Quality control should be tied to the approved specification rather than a generic “high-quality” label. Use the DTS quality control process as the discussion point, then confirm the inspection scope for this exact style, finish and order.

Pre-production checks

• Approved fabric, material composition, GSM or material reference, base color and wash reference.
• Approved pattern, size chart, grading rules, measurement tolerances and sample comments.
• Approved artwork, embroidery or decoration strike-off, label files and packaging proof.
• Purchase order quantity, size/color ratio, delivery address and document requirements.

In-line checks

• Panel matching, seam construction, waistband, pocket, liner, drawcord, hem and wash execution.
• Logo placement, thread or print color, edge definition and attachment against the approved proof.
• Measurement checks at agreed sizes and investigation of repeated deviations.
• Shade consistency between panels and between production lots within the approved tolerance.

Final inspection questions

Agree the sampling level or inspection method, defect classification, measurement points, packing count and photo or report requirements. If a wash, colorfastness, dimensional or decoration test is needed, name the test method, sample condition, laboratory or responsible party and acceptance limit. No generic test result is implied by this page.

Packaging, Private Label and Reorders

Packaging is part of a B2B product specification. It affects receiving, barcode scanning, carton planning, shipping cost and the customer’s unboxing experience. The current source snapshot does not confirm a packaging configuration, so record it in the quotation and approval pack.

Garment-level requirements

• Main brand label, size label, care label and confirmed fiber-content information.
• Hangtag, barcode, SKU, color code and size code if the buyer uses a retail system.
• Folding method, tissue, sticker, polybag marking and warning or recycling mark as required by destination.

Carton-level requirements

• Carton dimensions, gross and net weight, carton count, size/color ratio and shipping marks.
• Assortment rules for mixed sizes or colors and how over- or under-quantities are handled.
• Destination, delivery term and document requirements for the shipment.

Repeat-order control

Keep the approved sample reference, measurement chart, fabric reference, wash approval, artwork version, label file and packaging proof in one order record. A repeat order should identify what is unchanged and what is being revised, including any change to wash contrast or shade tolerance.

B2B Applications and Range Planning

This style can sit in several commercial ranges, but the buying brief should state which one applies. The source title mentions gym, running, summer, sportswear and streetwear; the final construction should not be assumed to satisfy every application at once.

Custom gym shorts programs

Prioritize waistband comfort, movement ease, pocket access, inseam, logo visibility and a repeatable size block. Review the finished wash and sample in movements relevant to the customer base, and distinguish lifestyle gym merchandising from a technical performance program.

Cotton summer capsules

Confirm fiber content, opacity, hand feel, base color, wash contrast, care instructions and packaging. If the range uses several shades, approve a color and wash reference for each one rather than assuming one sample controls every color.

Running or training collections

Define whether the short is casual, warm-up, training or race-oriented. Specify liner, pocket security, drawcord, seam placement and any moisture or drying requirement. The words running and workout in the source title do not automatically confirm those features.

Wholesale and private-label programs

Confirm size/color ratios, logo positions, personalization fields, label system, carton assortment, reorder timing and inspection records. If the program is for a club, studio or retailer, provide final artwork and a list of personalization fields before sampling.

New-brand and e-commerce launches

For a first run, keep the base block focused and approve one complete sample before multiplying colors. Use the e-commerce buyer route to discuss product information, photography, size communication and packaging without turning unverified details into sales copy.

Compare Related Training Shorts

DTS has multiple shorts records, so these links help buyers choose a construction rather than combine every shorts keyword on one page.

• Custom Lightweight Nylon Training Shorts — compare a lighter nylon direction when the fabric weight and quick-dry requirements are documented for that separate product.
• Custom 340gsm Cotton Training Shorts — compare the separate heavyweight cotton option when a confirmed 340gsm specification is the priority.
• Quick-Dry Breathable Gym Shorts — compare its separate source record while requesting exact quick-dry and breathability evidence before using those claims.
• Custom Quick-Dry Compression Shorts — use when the buyer needs a compression or boxer-layer brief rather than a general cotton gym-short block.
• Custom Plus-Size Breathable Gym Shorts — compare the separate plus-size and breathable direction, with its own material, fit and evidence checks.
• Custom Logo Multi-Sport Training Shorts — compare for a broader logo multi-sport brief with separate material, fit and application decisions.

For a broader sports and fitness brand program, send the range architecture so the supplier can keep separate blocks, approvals and repeat-order references.

Buyer Questions

Are these acid wash shorts available as a fixed stock style?

Ready-to-ship status is not stated in the imported source snapshot. Ask whether the shown garment is a stock sample, a make-to-order style or a base that can be customized, and confirm current colors, sizes and dispatch timing.

Are these men’s shorts made from 100% cotton?

The source title uses cotton, but the accessible snapshot does not disclose a fiber percentage or certificate. Request the approved fabric composition, construction and GSM before approving the product description, care label or quotation.

What does the acid-wash finish look like?

The source listing identifies an acid-wash direction but does not provide a measurable wash reference or process record in the accessible snapshot. Approve a physical sample or agreed reference for base shade, contrast, panel variation, hand feel and acceptable tolerance.

Will the wash remain stable after repeated washing?

No product-specific wash durability or colorfastness result is included. State the care cycle, test method and acceptance limit if the buyer needs a durability claim, then retain the approved result with the order file.

Can I add an embroidered logo?

The source title mentions an embroidery logo and the snapshot lists Technics as customizable, but the included method and dimensions are not confirmed. Send artwork, placement, finished size, thread colors and backing requirements for a decorated sample and quote.

What is the MOQ for these custom gym shorts?

The imported snapshot shows 50 Pieces and marks Color, Material and Technics with MOQ 50. Confirm whether the minimum applies per style, color, fabric, size ratio, wash route or decoration route.

What is the current price?

The imported snapshot shows US$6.48–7.98 per piece. This is not a binding current price; confirm quantity breaks, fabric and wash choices, decoration, sample, packaging, freight, taxes and payment terms.

Can the inseam, waistband, pocket or liner be changed?

Those construction details are not confirmed in the source record. Include the measurement and construction requirements in the tech pack so DTS can assess pattern, fabric, sample and cost impact.

How do I request a sample or bulk quote?

Send intended use, target quantity, size/color matrix, material direction, wash reference, measurements, logo file, labels, packaging, destination and target delivery window. Then use the sampling route or contact page to record the approval steps.

Related Training Shorts and Activewear Products

Use the comparison links above for product-level alternatives. The following internal paths help move a buyer from product discovery to a complete sourcing brief:

• Browse all training shorts to compare short silhouettes and source records.
• Review the fabric and trim library when choosing material, elastic, labels or decoration.
• Review production coordination after the sample, wash reference and tech pack are approved.
• Review shipping and delivery support for destination and logistics questions.

Related Buyer Resources

For a complete sourcing brief, review the tech pack customization page, the sampling and prototyping page and the NDA and inquiry page. Buyers can also use the contact page to submit quantity, material, wash, fit, artwork and packaging requirements.

Information to prepare before contact

• Target quantity, expected repeat-order frequency and size/color ratio.
• Required material, GSM, stretch, wash appearance, base color and acceptable shade variation.
• Fit, rise, inseam, waistband, pocket, liner, hem and measurement tolerance requirements.
• Logo artwork, decoration method, label files, packaging, destination and target delivery date.
• Any required testing, inspection, care, compliance or documentation standard.

Source Listing Reference

The product source reference is Alibaba source listing 1601356812133. Alibaba access was restricted by a verification screen during the current audit, so this page relies on the DTS-imported source snapshot for the stated title, MOQ, price range and customization fields. Buyers should request a current specification and quotation rather than treating the imported snapshot as a live offer.

Request a Custom Acid Wash Shorts Quote

Send the target quantity, size and color matrix, intended activity, material direction, cotton composition requirement, acid-wash reference, inseam and waistband requirements, pocket or liner brief, logo artwork, labels, packaging, destination and target delivery window. If you also need custom running shorts, wholesale gym shorts or a wider sports shorts range, identify each construction block separately.

Request a custom acid wash shorts quote or contact DTS to confirm the current fabric, wash, price, MOQ, sample route, availability, inspection scope and lead time.