The white label leggings price per piece is set by the style and fabric you choose, any waistband options, how many colours you split the order into, the quantity per style, the branding and the packing. We quote per style, by fabric, quantity and branding, so the clearest way to understand a price is to see which of those choices it reflects.
This post explains each factor and why it matters. It does not give figures; a quotation built on your own choices is the only reliable number. It is worth reading before you send an enquiry, because a few early decisions, such as how many colours to launch with, shape the price more than anything decided later.
The garment: style, fabric and waistband
Style
Our five styles use different amounts of fabric and work. Full-length and flared yoga pants use the most fabric; biker shorts use the least. Flared yoga pants need care to make the flare fall cleanly. High-waist styles have a taller waistband, which is more fabric and more construction. Each style is quoted separately.
Fabric
Nylon-elastane and polyester-elastane differ in composition, hand feel and finish, and that difference shows in the garment cost. Our guide to nylon-elastane and polyester-elastane covers how they look and feel; once you know which suits your brand, the quotation reflects it.
Waistband options
A wide band, a hidden pocket or a plain finish are confirmed at quotation. A pocket adds a step to every pair. A wide band adds fabric and construction. A plain finish is the simplest. Buyers often find the waistband is where a small extra cost makes the biggest difference to how the product is received.
Quantity and colours
The minimum is 100 pieces per style, with sizes XS to 3XL mixed within it. Above the minimum, quantity changes the price per piece because each style has setup work: preparing patterns for cutting, planning the lay across sizes and colours, setting up logo transfers, and checking the first pieces. More pieces share that setup.
Colours matter in a similar way. Each colour is a separate fabric batch to buy and handle. The same 100 pieces split across two colours costs less per piece than across five. The colour split per style is confirmed at quotation, based on the fabric options and your quantities.
A few practical consequences:
- Sizes mixed within a style do not add cost the way extra styles or colours do.
- Spreading a budget across many styles raises the price of each.
- Asking for a quotation with two colour plans, fewer and more, shows you the trade-off directly.
Branding and labels
| Element | What changes the price |
|---|---|
| Heat transfer logo | Size, number of colours, number of positions |
| Inside-waistband print or woven label | Print or label, size, artwork detail |
| Wash-care label | Printed or woven, amount of text, languages |
| Hang tag | Size, card, finish, one or two sides, attachment |
Each logo position is a separate operation on every pair. A back-waistband logo alone is one step; adding a hip logo and a front-waistband logo makes three. One clean position often looks more considered and keeps cost down.
The logo itself matters as well. A single-colour mark is simpler to produce than a multi-colour one, and a compact logo is simpler than a large one. If your logo has a detailed version and a simple version, the simple one usually suits the waistband of a pair of leggings better anyway.
Packing and finishing
Packing is the last factor and the easiest to overlook:
- Bulk-packed by size and colour in cartons is the simplest.
- Folding each pair to a set size adds a step.
- Individual polybags add another.
- Size or barcode stickers on each bag, from codes you supply, add another.
- Printed or branded bags cost more than plain ones.
Marketplace sellers usually specify packing to the requirements they have confirmed with each marketplace, so include those details in your enquiry rather than adding them later.
Getting an accurate quotation
The more specific the enquiry, the more useful the quotation. Include:
- style and fabric for each;
- waistband option: wide band, hidden pocket or plain;
- colours and rough quantity per colour;
- total per style and an approximate size split;
- logo artwork, method, size and positions;
- inside branding, care label text and hang tag;
- packing details and the destination country.
If you are working to a budget, tell us which elements matter most to your customer and which are flexible. We can suggest where a change makes the most difference, for example one logo position instead of two, or three colours instead of five.
The sample then confirms what you are paying for. Once approved, it becomes the reference for production and for our quality check. Send the details above and see the full range on our white label leggings page. We quote per style, by fabric, quantity and branding, with lead time confirmed in the quotation. We take enquiries from buyers worldwide.