Check the manufacturer's product range
Review whether the supplier can support the categories you plan to sell, such as yoga sets, sports bras, tops, leggings, shorts, one piece activewear and tennis dresses and skorts. A clear product range helps buyers build coordinated private label collections.
Review fabric options and fit development support
Ask about nylon spandex, polyester spandex, compression, buttery soft, ribbed, quick-dry and recycled fabric options. Share target handfeel, opacity, support level and fit references so the manufacturer can recommend realistic sample directions.
Compare OEM, ODM and ready style support
OEM is useful when you already have a tech pack or approved sample. ODM can help when you have references and need development support. Ready style discussion can be a faster route for buyers who want to test a category before deeper custom development.
Ask about MOQ, samples and bulk production planning
MOQ can change by fabric, color, size range, logo method and packaging scope. Ask about sample timing, trial inquiries and bulk order planning together, because these details affect price, lead time and production risk.
Confirm logo, labels and packaging options
Private label yoga wear usually needs logo placement, care labels, size labels, hang tags, poly bags, barcode labels and carton marks. Confirm artwork files and placement approval before bulk production.
Review quality control and export communication
Buyers should ask how measurements, stitching, logo placement, packing and carton details are checked. Clear WhatsApp or email communication helps both sides confirm changes quickly.