Bras, Tanks & Bottoms
Separates are how a range stays in stock: each piece is a standing SKU in its own colour depth, and your customers build their own combinations — which is exactly the behaviour that brings them back to buy the second half.
In-Stock Brushed Halter Sports Bra
Thirteen stocked colourways, brushed hand-feel, removable pads.
In-Stock Spaghetti-Strap Crop Tank
Ten stocked colourways, the widest palette on the site.
In-Stock Flare Yoga Pants
Fold-over waist, double-brushed hand, up to 21 stocked colours.
Why buyers start here
This collection holds the pieces buyers mix: a brushed halter sports bra in thirteen stocked colours, a spaghetti-strap crop tank in ten, and a double-brushed fold-over flare pant in up to twenty-one. Each is a proven style with its own size grade, so a customer can buy the bra this month and the matching pant next month without you ever holding a matched pair in stock.
Commercially, separates are also the cleanest entry into the programme. Every piece ships as a blank with no minimum, so you can order one of each to feel the fabric and shoot the fit; when one sells, the logo order starts at 50 pieces for that style only — no obligation to brand the whole range at once.
- Ten to twenty-one stocked colours per piece — build a palette without custom dyeing
- Each piece sells and reorders independently, so cash follows demand
- The widest logo-placement freedom in the range: bands, straps, hems and waistbands all take a mark
- Halter, spaghetti-strap and fold-over constructions cover three different support levels
Order terms on every style here
- Blanks
- No minimum — order one piece to test
- Your logo
- From 50 pcs per style, sizes and colours mixed
- Sampling
- Existing style 24h; logo sample 72h
- Bulk
- 7-10 days, DDP door-to-door
Frequently asked
Which piece should I brand first?
The one with the deepest colour range your market buys — usually the bra or the tank. A branded top sells a plain bottom; the reverse is rarely true.
Do the separates match each other in colour?
They are stocked colours, not matched across styles — a customer pairing the halter bra with the flare pant is choosing a deliberate combination, not expecting a dye-lot match. If you need exact matches, that is what the sets collection is for.
Can I mix pieces inside one 50-piece logo order?
No — the 50-piece count is per style, because each style has its own badge cut and press setup. But two styles can share the same logo file, so the second style's setup is cheaper than the first.
Other collections
Matching sets are the fastest way to fill a collection: one style decision, two coordinated garments, and a colour story your customers can buy into as a set or as separates later.
One-pieces are the screenshot styles: no mix-and-match required, a full look in a single SKU, and a back detail that photographs like a design feature rather than a construction choice.
Not sure which styles fit your market?
Tell us who your customers are and how you sell — we will shortlist styles and quote the logo run, with the 72-hour sample included.