During the last few years the sportswear market has seen tremendous growth with all the major labels getting on board.
The trend has taken many forms, technical activewear, yoga wear and couture athleisure. Beyonce has just launched Ivy Park and Rita Ora has teamed up with Adidas, there is no slowdown in sight for casual athletic trends. The style guide is mixing traditional materials and garments, sweats, hoods, jog bottoms, with technical stretch fabrics, printed with logos and graphics to reinforce the message.
Prototype 21 offers the complete sportwear package for finished, printed, athletic apparel that includes:-
UK made stretch activewear including yoga clothing with all over dye sublimation and stretch transfers.
UK made hoods, sweats and tee shirts, constructed from the finest pima cotton.
A wide range of high quality garments available from stock.
A design, screen print, embroidery and transfer service from a top creative team.
Rapid turn around and huge capacity without having to go offshore. 

Classic Black and White T-Shirts are

fashion staples of every man’s wardrobe.
 

There was no room for compromise so we chose a Supima cotton yarn, and with

to a new level of quality with an artisan’s attention to materials and manufacturing. To make that possible we went back to the fundamentals, yarns, knitting, dyeing and finishing.T shirtPrototype 21 believe, it’s time to elevate the

This basic item underpins fashion collections, any season. More than just a utility piece, the T-shirt can represent a whole brand story through styling and graphics.

In what is now a global market, “provenance” is becoming more and more of a valuable asset, one that cannot be replicated offshore. Our focus is to partner with leading brands to develop the highest quality garments and raise the not so simple T-shirt to a new level of luxury.this we knit our amazingly soft jersey.

With materials in place, our focus was on the integrity of the manufacturing process from design through to the finished article. We made the decision to use UK factories. UK manufacturing not only supports the British economy, it guarantees fair wages, cuts down on carbon footprint and can reduce supply time. For British brands there is also the benefit associated with being able to say “Made in the UK”