Custom Leggings and Tights, Picked by the Pocket

Where does the phone go? Ask that first when you shop custom leggings and tights for studio staff, a gym crew or a training group, because the answer cuts this page down fast. Fifteen of the 21 styles here list a pocket in their features, and they put it in very different places. The pocket also decides where we can print your logo. Every style here gets printed in one of four spots: the front of either hip, or the front of either thigh.

Which Custom Leggings and Tights Have Pockets?

Here's the pocket map, straight from each style's feature list. Same word, "pocket." Pretty different leggings.

The other six (TriDri TD651 and TD31B, Badger 4637 and 4617, Boxercraft S08 and the girls' YS08) list no pocket among their features. If the phone stays in a bag during class anyway, that's fine. If you need custom leggings with pockets, start with the table.

The question we hear most: left or right? All four spots work on every style, so it's your call, and most times the pocket makes the call for you. Common mix-up at our counter: somebody picks the right thigh, then spots the pocket sitting right on it. If a hip already has a maker's logo on it, like the Badger 4637 Panel Tights with their Badger heat seal logo at the left hip, we'd print on the other hip or go down to the thigh.

What Length Works for Custom Workout Leggings?

Second filter is how far down the leg they go. Most of them say it plainly:

• Full length: TriDri TD531 and TD304, Adidas A1010, Boxercraft S08, and the Badger 4637 (high rise, full length).
• Three-quarter length (TriDri TD533) and calf length (the Badger 4617 capri)
• 7/8, a shorter cut than full length: Boxercraft BW6302, Under Armour Motion 7/8
• Ankle: Under Armour Motion Ankle
• Flared. That's the TriDri TD537, and the print stays up on the hip or thigh, not out on the flare.

Fabric weight is the oz./yd² number on each listing: ounces per square yard of cloth. The higher it is, the heavier that fabric. Where a listing gives one, it goes from 5.11 oz. on the Under Armour Motion 7/8 up to 8 oz. on the TriDri TD531, TD533 and TD304. Elastane and spandex, by the way, are the stretch part of each blend.

Fiber matters too. The Boxercraft S08, the girls' YS08 and the BW6302 are cotton/spandex, and the TASC is organic cotton and bamboo viscose. The TriDri TD651 and both Zen styles (BW6303, BY6303) are nylon-based. The rest are polyester-based. Want a moisture-management fabric? Five list it: Badger 4637 and 4617, Holloway 222702, TriDri TD31B and the TASC TW915.

Heads-up on one style: the TASC TW915 isn't really a tight. It's a studio pant, semi-fitted with an open bottom and a flat draw cord, and it lives in this group. Good if your instructors want something looser. Not good if you already told everybody "leggings."

One more odd one. The Threadfast 280L changes blend by color: Black Heather is 43/42/15 recycled polyester/polyester/spandex, Dark Camo is 78/22 recycled polyester/spandex. Same name, different fabric.

Sizes, From Girls' to 3XL

Every style here has its own size chart on its own listing. Use that chart, not one from the style next to it.

Three styles are cut for kids. The Boxercraft YS08 Girls' Leggings are sized S, M and L, and the chart puts those at 8-10, 10-12 and 12-14. The Boxercraft Youth Zen BY6303 runs XS to XL. The TriDri TD31B youth runs S to XL. For a kids' dance group or club, collect sizes off that chart, not "she's a medium."

The three Boxercraft women's styles BW6301, BW6302 and BW6303 start at XXS. Only the Threadfast 280L goes to 3XL. Then the gaps: the Badger 4617 capri comes in S and M only, the Under Armour Motion Ankle in XS, S and 2XL only, and the Champion CHP120 starts at S. Get everybody's size first. Then pick the style.

Matching Colors, Kids to Adults

Nine of the 21 come in a single color, like the Under Armour Motion 7/8 in Ultimate Black/ Castlerock only, or the Champion CHP120 in Ebony Heather (heather means a speckled, mixed-fiber color). The Boxercraft BW6302 has the longest list: Black, Castlerock, Latte, Mystic and Navy. Ordering custom leggings with logo for kids and adults together? All three youth styles come in Black, and the YS08 adds Charcoal.

Printing Custom Leggings with Your Logo

We print these. The method gets matched to the artwork, the fabric and the pair count: screen printing (ink squeezed through a mesh stencil), DTF (your design printed on a film, then heat pressed on) or heat transfer (vinyl cut to shape, then pressed on with heat). Our custom clothing printing page explains how each one works.

Quick one before you send the logo: look at its smallest words, at the size they'll actually print. A thigh is not a T-shirt back.

Got a vector version of the logo, as an AI, EPS, SVG or PDF file? Send that one. It stays sharp at any size. Every file we get goes by our Artwork Acceptance Policy.

One extra spot on one style: the Badger 4637 lists a contrast side panel insert "with room to print." Want your team name there instead of the hip? Ask us.

Selling custom gym leggings at your front desk? The tear-away label on all six TriDri styles and the Threadfast 280L comes right out.

No minimum, so one pair for a new instructor is fine. Price comes from the leggings you pick, the number of ink colors, how many of the four spots you fill, and the quantity. Mockup first. It's a proof picture of your leggings wearing the logo, and it takes 2–3 working days. Approve it, and a modest run is printed in 7–10 working days. A whole studio or a league at once? Check the date with us before you tell the team when.

Still shopping around? Leggings sit under custom bottoms. For a tighter, team-sport fit, see compression bottoms. Warm-ups are in sweatpants and joggers, hot-day practice in custom shorts, and everything else in our apparel range.

Tell us on our quote request where your people keep their phones during a workout, and which leggings you're leaning toward. We'll match the print spot to the pocket on the mockup. Attach the logo, and the sizes can follow.