About Fit Works Sports - Sportswear Supplier in Pakistan

Pakistan, Punjab region hosts Fit Works Sports, a supplier that currently lists 17 active products in its catalogue. The catalogue covers a variety of sportswear and related items, including tracksuits, hoodies, leggings, puffer jackets, boxing gloves, sports uniforms, T‑shirts, polo shirts, shorts, women's gym/yoga sets, sports bras and other accessories. Each product is linked to a specific HS‑code family, for example tracksuits are recorded under HS 6112.20 and hoodies under HS 6110.20. The supplier is classified in the organic tier and holds a voyage trust tier as indicated in its profile. All items are described with their primary material composition as supplied by the company.

Product Range and Specialties of Fit Works Sports

The listed catalogue features knitted and woven garments such as hoodies (80 % cotton / 20 % polyester fleece, typically 280‑350 gsm), leggings (92 % cotton / 8 % elastane blend with 4‑5 % stretch), and T‑shirts (100 % cotton or cotton‑polyester blends). Outerwear includes puffer jackets built with a nylon/polyester shell and synthetic polyester fill, commonly rated at 200‑300 cubic‑inch fill power. Leather jackets are made from full‑grain lambskin or cowhide, a material often graded A‑type for durability, while boxing gloves use cowhide or PU leather that meets standard impact‑absorption tests. Sports uniforms are manufactured from ABS‑plastic or polycarbonate composites, a typical choice for impact‑resistant equipment. Industry standards such as Oeko‑Tex Standard 100 for textile safety, ISO 105 for colour‑fastness, and REACH compliance for leather are regularly applied to these product types.

Trade and Export Information - Fit Works Sports

Pakistan is a recognized exporter of textile apparel, with the majority of shipments routed to the European Union, the United States and Gulf Cooperation Council markets. The apparel items fall under HS chapter 61 (knitted garments) and chapter 62 (apparel, not knitted), while leather goods use chapter 42 and sports equipment such as boxing gloves uses chapter 95. Importers generally require certificates of conformity, fiber‑content test reports and, for leather items, REACH registration dossiers. Standard export logistics involve loading the goods into 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers, using poly‑bag and cardboard carton packing, and shipping on FOB Karachi or CIF Dubai terms. Compliance with textile labeling rules, such as country‑of‑origin and care‑instruction tags, is mandatory for most destination markets.

Sourcing from Fit Works Sports - Buyer Guidance

Buyers should request a mill test report that confirms the exact material percentages for each style, together with Oeko‑Tex or ISO 9001 certificates where applicable. Sample approval is essential; request a pre‑production sample that includes the declared size, stitching quality and colour‑fastness test results (AATCC 8). Verify the minimum order quantity - typically 300‑1,000 pieces per colour for garments and higher for leather jackets - and confirm a production lead time of 30‑45 days after sample sign‑off before placing a bulk order.

What product categories does Fit Works Sports offer?

Fit Works Sports lists 17 product types, including tracksuits, hoodies, leggings, puffer jackets, boxing gloves, sports uniforms, T‑shirts, polo shirts, shorts, women's gym/yoga sets, sports bras and related accessories, each mapped to a specific HS code.

Which HS codes apply to the apparel items?

Knitted garments such as hoodies (HS 6110.20), tracksuits (HS 6112.20) and T‑shirts (HS 6109.10) fall under chapter 61; outerwear like puffer jackets (HS 6201.93) and cargo pants (HS 6203.42) are classified in chapter 62; leather jackets (HS 4203.10) and boxing gloves (HS 4203.21) use chapter 42; sports uniforms are recorded under HS 9506.99.

What material specifications should I verify?

Confirm the declared blends, for example 80 % cotton / 20 % polyester fleece for hoodies, 92 % cotton / 8 % elastane for leggings, nylon/polyester shell with polyester fill for puffer jackets, full‑grain leather for jackets, and ABS/polycarbonate composite for sports uniforms. Request a material declaration or mill test report that validates these percentages.

Are there standard certifications buyers usually request for these goods?

Importers typically ask for Oeko‑Tex Standard 100 or ISO 9001 for textile safety, REACH registration for leather items, and test reports for flammability (ASTM D1230) and colour‑fastness (AATCC 8). These documents should be supplied before final order confirmation.

What are common packaging and shipping formats?

Products are usually poly‑bagged individually, placed in cardboard cartons, and loaded into 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers. FOB Karachi or CIF Dubai are the most common Incoterms used by Pakistani apparel exporters.

What minimum order quantities and lead times are typical?

Most garment styles have MOQs ranging from 300 to 1,000 pieces per colour, while leather jackets and boxing gloves may require higher volumes. Standard production lead time is 30‑45 days after sample approval.

How can I obtain samples before placing a bulk order?

Request a pre‑production sample that specifies the style, material composition and size. Suppliers usually charge a nominal fee and ship the sample by air freight; once the sample meets the required specifications, bulk production can proceed under the agreed terms.