Custom Menswear Manufacturing / OEM & ODM / Worldwide Delivery

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Male model wearing black wide-leg track pants with curved white side stripes

PK-027 / Actual sample reference

This track-pant reference pairs a relaxed wide leg with an elastic drawstring waist and four white stripes that sweep from the outer hip toward the inner hem. Knit selection, stripe construction, grading and finished length are confirmed through project sampling.

Fit direction
Relaxed wide leg
Material status
Track knit to confirm
Curved stripe insertionElastic drawstring waist

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Actual sample shown

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Custom development

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Sample approval before bulk

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Project-specific quotation

Actual sample evidence

See the stripe path on the physical garment.

The three sample views document the waistband, relaxed leg and curved tape placement that the model image presents in context.

Actual striped wide-leg track pants sample shown from the front on a mannequin
Actual sample — front view
Actual striped wide-leg track pants sample shown from the back on a mannequin
Actual sample — back view
Actual striped wide-leg track pants sample shown from the side on a mannequin
Actual sample — side view

Visible on the sample

What this reference demonstrates

  • 01Elastic waistband with visible center drawcord
  • 02Relaxed hip and thigh leading into a wide leg
  • 03Four white stripes placed along each outer seam
  • 04Stripe lines curve diagonally toward the inner hem
  • 05Clean black back view with continuous relaxed proportions

Confirmed for your project

Decisions before sampling

  • Shell knit composition, weight, stretch and recovery
  • Stripe tape width, color and application method
  • Waist elastic width, drawcord and exit construction
  • Rise, inseam, leg width and grading
  • Shrinkage, pilling and colorfastness requirements
  • Brand labels, order quantity and packing

Customization map

Balance drape, recovery and stripe geometry.

Track-pant performance comes from the relationship between knit stretch, waistband tension, graded stripe templates and leg proportion.

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Track fabric

Select knit structure, weight, stretch, drape and inside finish for the intended season and market.

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Stripe geometry

Engineer tape width, curve and endpoint to remain consistent across graded sizes.

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Waist system

Confirm elastic tension, drawcord construction, exits and finished waist range.

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Leg proportion

Adjust rise, thigh, knee, hem width and length around the desired wide silhouette.

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Branding

Add embroidery, print or labels only after checking placement against the curved stripe path.

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Performance

Set shrinkage, recovery, pilling and colorfastness tests for the selected fabric and trim.

Specification status

Keep the visual stripe direction measurable.

Visible features are recorded separately from fabric performance, graded measurements and production tolerances.

Product type
Wide-leg track pants
Visible fit
Relaxed through hip and leg
Visible waist
Elastic with drawcord
Visible trim
Four curved white side stripes
Fabric
Confirmed to performance brief
Stripe method
Approved after stretch and wash test
MOQ
Reviewed by fabric, color and trim
Timing
Confirmed after stripe engineering

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Development path

Turn the curved stripe into a repeatable standard.

Fit, templates and material recovery are approved together before bulk production begins.

  1. 01

    Set the silhouette

    Confirm rise, leg width, length and intended drape from the size chart.

  2. 02

    Engineer the stripe

    Map the curved tape path and graded placement before sample cutting.

  3. 03

    Build the waist

    Test elastic tension, drawcord function and recovery with the selected knit.

  4. 04

    Wear-test sample

    Review movement, stripe distortion, shrinkage and leg balance.

  5. 05

    Lock production

    Record approved measurements, stripe templates and workmanship tolerances.

Quality checkpoints

Control symmetry and stretch performance.

The key risks are stripe distortion, leg twist, waistband recovery and post-care appearance.

Stripe symmetry

Left and right stripe paths, spacing and endpoints compared at matching points.

Tape attachment

Puckering, skipped stitches and stretch compatibility checked along curves.

Waist recovery

Elastic extension, return and drawcord security verified.

Leg balance

Twist, inseam position, hem level and front-to-back hang checked.

Knit performance

Shrinkage, pilling and color transfer evaluated to the agreed method.

Packing shape

Folding protects the stripe path and avoids set creases before shipment.

Buyer questions

Before you request a sample.

01Can the number and curve of the side stripes change?

Yes. Stripe count, width, color and path can be engineered, but graded templates are needed so the design remains consistent across sizes.

02Can these be made in a heavier fabric?

Yes, subject to drape, stretch and seam compatibility. The selected weight should be tested with the stripe construction and waistband.

03Is the wide leg fixed?

No. Rise, thigh, knee, hem and inseam can be adjusted from the buyer's measurements and approved sample.

04Can we add embroidery or a logo?

Yes. Placement is reviewed around the stripe path, pockets and fabric stretch before approval.

05What controls stripe consistency?

Approved placement templates, graded pattern references and in-line symmetry checks are used for the bulk standard.

Continue the evaluation

Custom development / PK-027

Develop these track pants for your range.

Send the target silhouette, fabric direction, stripe artwork, quantities and size chart for review.

Submit your brief