Custom Boxing Gloves Manufacturer for Private Label Brands
Create custom boxing gloves with the materials, ounce weights, colors and branding your line needs. Hexa Gears manufactures in Sialkot, Pakistan, with a free sample before bulk production.
CUSTOM BOXING GLOVE RANGE
Wholesale Boxing Gloves for Brands, Gyms & Retailers
Build your range with Hexa Gears, your B2B and private label boxing gloves manufacturer in Sialkot, Pakistan. Share your designs or reference gloves, then specify materials, ounce weights, colors and branding for your bulk orders.
Training Gloves
Build boxing gloves for training with your choice of outer material, ounce weights and closure, finished with custom branding for daily gym use.
Sparring Gloves
Specify softer padding, heavier ounce weights and a secure wrist fit to create custom sparring gloves for gyms, boxing clubs and retail brands.
Bag Gloves
Choose denser padding, a compact profile and a durable outer material for heavy bag and pad work, branded for your gym or retail range.
Pro Fight Gloves
Define a compact lace-up design, ounce weight and colorway to create competition-style gloves that carry your brand into the ring.
Fitness Boxing Gloves
Create lightweight gloves for boxing fitness classes, with breathable lining, easy hook-and-loop closures and colors that match your gym.
Lace-Up Boxing Gloves
Select lace-up closures for a snug, traditional fit, with your choice of outer material, lining and logo placement for premium collections.
Kids Boxing Gloves
Develop lighter ounce weights and smaller hand sizing for junior gloves, with bright colorways and branding for clubs and youth programs.
Women’s Boxing Gloves
Adjust the hand compartment, cuff fit and colorways to create women’s boxing gloves that suit your audience and your wider collection.
Private Label Boxing Gloves with Your Logo
Hexa Gears is a boxing gloves manufacturer in Sialkot, Pakistan, helping boxing brands, gyms and wholesale buyers develop their own glove lines. From outer material and padding to stitching, branding and private label packaging, we build every pair around your design, sizes and ounce weights.
Build a glove line fighters recognize as yours, from the materials and padding to the logo on the cuff. Hexa Gears supports OEM and private label production for boxing brands, gyms and wholesale buyers, making custom boxing gloves with your logo, colors and packaging.
Personalized Glove Details for Your Brand
Anatomy of a Custom B2B Boxing Glove
Choosing custom boxing gloves starts with understanding their construction. From the outer shell to the hand compartment, each component influences how a glove feels and performs. For private label brands and wholesale buyers, these details help define a clearer product specification before sampling.
Outer Shell Materials
The shell sets the glove’s look, durability and price point. Cowhide is smooth and strong and softens to the hand over time. Goatskin is thinner and lighter, ideal for fight gloves. Buffalo leather is thicker and tougher, built for daily bag work. Microfiber and PU suit retail and vegan lines, while Rexine keeps budget ranges affordable.
Foam Padding & Mold Types
Padding decides how a punch feels and how long the glove lasts. Ready-made molds keep cost and lead time low. Hand-made molds layer high-density foam, EVA and soft comfort foam, adjusted for sparring or bag work. Injection-molded foam gives a pre-curved fist and the most consistent feel across a bulk order. An 8–10 mm knuckle wedge adds extra protection.
Attached vs Free Thumb
An attached thumb is stitched to the main body, keeping the thumb in line with the fist to lower the risk of thumb and eye injuries in sparring. It is the standard for training gloves. A free thumb allows a looser grip and suits fight and Thai-style gloves. Thumb seams are double-stitched, since they take the most strain.
Inner Lining
The lining is what your customer feels every session. Lycra stretches and hugs the hand for a snug fit. Parachute fabric is light and slick, drying fast at a lower cost. Satin gives a glossy, premium feel inside fight gloves. Tricot and mesh palms add airflow, and an inner grip bar helps the hand hold a natural fist.
Lace-Up vs Velcro Closure
Hook-and-loop straps are quick to put on, which suits gyms, fitness classes and retail. Lace-up closures give the tightest wrist support for fight and premium gloves. Hybrid closures hide laces under a strap for lace-up fit with Velcro convenience. Cuff length runs short for bag work, standard for training or long Mexican-style for extra wrist support.
Branding & Labels
Your logo method depends on the shell. Leather takes embossing, debossing and printing for a clean premium finish. PU suits screen prints, heat transfers, silicone 3D prints and sublimated panels. Embroidered patches work on cuffs and straps. Inside labels, size and weight tags and branded boxes complete a private label glove that looks like yours from every angle.
Boxing Glove Outer Shell Materials: Choose the Right Construction for Your Brand
The outer shell is the exterior covering of a boxing glove. It surrounds the padding and faces repeated contact, bending and handling. When sourcing custom boxing gloves, your shell specification influences the product’s finish, flexibility, wear resistance and manufacturing cost.
For private label brands, gyms and wholesale buyers, choosing a material starts with three questions: Who will use the gloves? How frequently will they train? What price point should the collection meet?
Cowhide Leather: A Traditional Option for Leather Collections
Cowhide is used in boxing glove manufacturing for brands seeking a natural leather exterior. However, “cowhide” identifies the animal source—not a complete quality specification. Suppliers offer different grades, thicknesses and finishes.
Buffalo Leather: An Alternative Natural Hide
Buffalo leather is another material used in combat equipment, including selected boxing glove constructions. It can have a pronounced grain, although processing and finishing affect its final appearance and feel.
Goatskin Leather: An Option for a Supple Shell
Goatskin is used in selected glove constructions where a supple leather feel is desired. Its suitability depends on the supplied grade and how it performs in the finished glove.
PU Synthetic Leather: An Option for Cost-Conscious Collections
PU synthetic leather typically uses a polyurethane surface over a supporting backing. It is offered in different constructions and price levels, including materials used for entry-level boxing equipment. The term “PU” alone does not establish durability.
Microfiber Synthetic Leather: An Option for Performance-Focused
Microfiber synthetic leather uses a fine-fiber structure and is available in boxing glove constructions marketed for advanced training. Some materials are described as microfiber PU, so microfiber and PU are not always separate material categories.
PVC and Mixed-Material Shells: Check Every Panel
Some boxing gloves combine different materials—for example, a PVC outer shell with a synthetic leather palm. A glove’s main material description may therefore describe only part of its construction.
Attached Thumb vs Free Thumb: Choosing Your Boxing Glove Construction
The thumb design affects how a boxing glove fits, how the thumb moves and how comfortably the hand closes into a fist. For private label brands and wholesale buyers, this detail should be part of the product specification from the first sample.
Start by identifying whether the thumb is attached, enclosed but unattached, or exposed through an open-thumb design. These constructions are not interchangeable.
Boxing Glove Inner Lining: A B2B Buyer’s Guide
The inner lining is the only part of a boxing glove that touches the athlete’s hand on every punch. It decides how the glove feels, how long it stays fresh, and how soon it gets returned. For brands, distributors and gym suppliers, lining quality is one of the clearest differences between a glove customers reorder and one they complain about.
Polyester Mesh / Tricot
Moisture-Wicking Performance Fabrics
Satin / Smooth Polyester
Brushed Nylon / Microfiber
Leather Lining
Cotton
Boxing Gloves in Bulk, Built Right in the Details
How a glove fits the hand, holds its shape and feels on the bag matters to your customers. Hexa Gears develops these construction details around your specifications and approved sample.
Knuckle Padding & Hand Fit
Knuckle Padding Layers
Specify padding layers and density over the knuckles to suit training, sparring or bag work.
Hand Compartment & Grip Bar
Define the fist shape, grip bar and finger space for a consistent fit across your sizes.
Stitching & Wrist Closure
Double-Stitched Seams
Agree on stitching and reinforcement at the thumb, palm and other key joins of each glove.
Cuff & Wrist Closure
Specify cuff length, strap width and closure for a consistent finish across your bulk order.
Boxing Glove Closures: A B2B Buyer’s Guide
The closure is where a boxing glove meets the wrist, and it directly shapes wrist support, convenience and durability, the three things buyers care about most. For brands, distributors and gym suppliers, choosing the right closure for each product line is one of the simplest ways to match what end customers are actually asking for. Today the market revolves around four major closure types, each serving a different kind of buyer.
Hook-and-Loop (Velcro) Closure
This is the best-selling closure in the market. Boxers can put the gloves on and take them off alone, which makes them perfect for gyms, bag work and beginners. Customers want a wide strap, strong grip and a long cuff. The main complaint is that cheap Velcro loosens over time, so quality hook-and-loop and strong stitching matter most.
Lace-Up
Lace-up is the choice of professional boxers. It gives the tightest, most secure fit and feels closest to fight gloves. The downside is that someone else has to tie them, so they suit pro and premium lines rather than everyday gym use.
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Hybrid Closure
Hybrid closures are the fastest way to serve buyers who want both security and convenience. Hybrid gloves combine lace-up support with the ease of Velcro, aimed at versatile training and those torn between options. Some premium models use both systems together, with laces for a precise fit and a hook-and-loop strap on top for extra lockdown. The market also offers lace-up converters (Velcro-to-lace adapters) and elastic laces that let athletes wear lace-style gloves independently.
For brands, hybrid gloves are a strong premium differentiator, because they answer the most common customer dilemma directly. The key quality points are seamless integration of both systems, comfort where laces and strap overlap, and clear communication on product pages so buyers understand the benefit.
Elastic / Slip-On Closure
Elastic and slip-on closures sit at the lighter, fitness-focused end of the market. Market research groups now list it as its own segment, with categories covering Velcro, Hook and Loop, Elastic, Lace-up and Slip-on. These gloves simply slide on, often with a stretch cuff, making them popular for cardio boxing, fitness classes, bag work and entry-level promotional ranges.
Customers in this segment value speed, comfort and price more than maximum wrist lockdown, so elastic gloves are not recommended for heavy sparring. For B2B buyers they work best as a high-volume, lower-price line with strong breathability and easy cleaning.
Boxing Gloves Size Chart for B2B Buyers
Hexa Gears develops custom boxing glove sizing for private label brands and wholesale buyers. Share your size chart, reference glove or tech pack to define ounce weights, hand sizes and grading for your target market.
Boxing Glove Sizes for Export Markets
Develop your size range for the US, UK, Canada or Australia with Hexa Gears. Share your preferred size labels and men’s, women’s or unisex fit requirements. Final measurements and grading are confirmed through sample approval.
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Measurement |
What You Specify |
Why It Matters |
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Weight Range |
Kids 4–6 oz · Adult 8–16 oz · Heavy 18–20 oz (16 oz = 454 g per glove) |
Defines your glove range |
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Hand Size |
S 15–19 cm · M 18.5–21.5 cm · L 21–25 cm · XL 25–28 cm hand circumference |
Fits different hand sizes |
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Glove Length |
8–10 oz: 26–28 cm · 12–14 oz: 28–31 cm · 16 oz: 30–33 cm |
Sets the glove’s profile and reach |
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Knuckle Width |
12 oz: 13–14 cm · 14 oz: 14–15 cm · 16 oz: 15–16 cm |
Controls how padding spreads impact |
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Padding Depth |
Fight: 2–3 cm · Training: 3–4 cm · Sparring: 4–5 cm over the knuckles |
Shapes feel and weight |
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Cuff Length |
Short 7–9 cm · Standard 10–12 cm · Mexican 14–17 cm |
Sets wrist support and coverage |
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Weight Tolerance |
±10 g per glove against the approved sample |
Keeps every pair true to its label |
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Size Grading |
2 oz steps, about 1–1.5 cm in length per step |
Builds a consistent size range |
Boxing Glove Weight Guide for Brands, Retailers & Gyms
Build your private label boxing glove collection around your customers’ training and competition needs. Ounces indicate the weight of each glove, while hand fit, padding and construction determine its suitability. The same ounce rating can appear in different product categories.
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Glove Weight |
Typical Application |
What It Means for Your Product Range |
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4–6 oz |
Selected children’s training gloves |
Relevant for junior collections with small hand compartments. Confirm the model’s age and hand-fit guidance; do not assign a universal body-weight range. |
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6–8 oz |
Youth training |
Options for junior clubs and youth retailers. Specify a youth-specific hand compartment, manageable closure and appropriate training construction. |
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8–10 oz |
Professional competition; selected bag and pad models |
Develop competition and training products as separate models. Fight gloves require the weight and approval specified by the governing commission; an 8 oz youth glove is a different product. |
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10–12 oz |
Amateur competition in applicable categories |
Relevant for brands supplying amateur clubs and events. Confirm the event’s age/category rules and approved equipment requirements before specifying the model. |
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12–14 oz |
General training, bags, pads and fitness |
Useful options for training collections. Select hand fit and padding around the target customer; these weights do not automatically make a glove suitable for sparring. |
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14 oz |
Selected lighter-user sparring applications |
Include a sparring version only where the gym permits this weight and the model is designed for partner contact. Avoid presenting it as a universal adult sparring choice. |
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16 oz |
Common adult sparring weight |
A relevant option for boxing-gym collections. Specify sparring-appropriate padding, comfortable fit with wraps and the customer’s gym requirements. |
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18–20 oz |
Heavier sparring options in selected ranges |
Consider for gyms requesting heavier gloves. Confirm coach requirements, model availability and sample fit instead of assuming every larger user needs the same weight. |
OEM & PRIVATE LABEL PROCESS
How to Order Custom Boxing Gloves, Step by Step
From the first brief to shipment, Hexa Gears gives boxing brands and wholesale buyers a clear path through custom glove production in Sialkot, Pakistan. Confirm specifications, test your free sample and approve every detail before bulk manufacturing begins.
Starting MOQ
Approve before bulk
Your brand identity
Shipping support
OEM Boxing Gloves: Custom Padding, Lining & Fit
Shape how your boxing gloves feel on the hand. Discuss your customers’ needs with Hexa Gears, then review the agreed padding, lining and fit in a sample before bulk production.
Foam Padding Options
Boxing glove padding can combine PU, latex or EVA foam, sometimes with gel inserts or horsehair. Injection-molded padding is formed in a shaped mold, while hand-layered padding combines separate foam layers. The materials, thickness and construction influence cushioning, firmness and fit. For your brand, the right choice depends on whether the gloves are intended for bag work, sparring or competition—more layers alone do not guarantee better performane.
Lycra, Satin & Parachute Lining
The inner lining is the surface your customer feels throughout every session. Smooth finishes and stretch fabrics create different wearing experiences, so the material choice should consider softness, flexibility and comfort against a wrapped hand. Specify the actual fabric composition alongside familiar descriptions such as satin or parachute. Palm ventilation, using suitable mesh panels or perforations, is another design choice to discuss. During sampling, check internal seams, lining movement and bunching when the hand closes. These details help you define a comfortable interior for your glove collection.
Grip Bar & Hand Fit
Plan glove weight and hand fit separately when developing your size range. The hand compartment determines room for wrapped hands, while finger-pocket depth and grip-bar position influence how the fingers settle into a fist. Thumb shape and placement also need to suit the overall glove design. Define the space required across the knuckles, along the fingers and through the wrist opening. Check the sample with the intended wraps for cramped fingertips, uncomfortable seams or excess movement, then use the approved fit specification as a reference for bulk production.
Wholesale Boxing Gloves Pricing: What Affects Your Custom Order Cost?
The cost of custom boxing gloves depends on the materials, padding, design and quantity you choose. These six factors help you plan your Hexa Gears order and understand what affects your price per pair and total order cost.
Your outer material sets an important part of the price. Basic PU usually costs less than genuine leather, while premium microfiber has its own pricing. Leather grade, thickness and surface finish also affect the cost, so two leather gloves may carry different prices.
The foam inside your gloves affects production cost. Foam quality, density, number of layers and shaping all influence the quotation. A custom padding system can require more materials and assembly work than an existing build. Choose padding around the glove’s intended use.
Adding your branding to an existing glove design usually costs less than developing a new shape. Custom hand compartments, panel layouts, wrist-support systems and detailed stitching can add development and production work. Changes to the glove’s structure may also require additional samples.
Ordering more pairs of the same design can reduce the price per pair by spreading setup costs across a larger run. Splitting your order into several designs or colour combinations creates smaller production batches, which may increase unit costs—even when the total quantity stays the same.
Your branding method and packaging choices affect the final price. Multiple logo placements, embossed details, custom labels and printed retail boxes may add material or setup costs. A simple printed logo with standard packaging generally keeps the budget lower than a more detailed retail presentation.
Plan for sample development, any revisions and sample courier charges alongside your bulk order. Shipping method, destination and packed carton size and weight affect delivery costs. Check which sampling, packaging and delivery charges are included in your quotation before comparing suppliers.
Private Label Boxing Glove Collections for Retailers
Build a cohesive glove line with Hexa Gears, your OEM boxing gloves manufacturer and exporter in Sialkot, Pakistan. Coordinate colors, weights and private labels across your range, with each style developed around your brand’s specifications.
Core Training Glove Collection
Develop training and bag gloves in coordinated colorways, with your preferred outer material, ounce weights and closure. Keep sizing and private labels consistent across your retail collection.
Fight Team Glove Collection
Build matching sparring and pro fight gloves in your team or gym colors. Specify padding, closures and custom logo placement to connect every style under your brand.
Full Ounce Weight Range
Offer one glove design across several ounce weights and sizes. Define shared colors, materials and branding details for seasonal launches and wholesale bulk orders.
Boxing Gloves Quality Control Before Every Shipment
Your approved sample becomes the master reference for every pair in your order. At Hexa Gears, each glove is checked for shell material, weight, stitching, padding and branding before packing, so private label brands and wholesale buyers receive the same glove they signed off, from the first pair to the last.
Leather & Shell Inspection
Leather and synthetic panels are checked before cutting. We measure shell thickness (1.0–1.4 mm for cowhide, 1.2–1.6 mm for buffalo), inspect for scars, holes and uneven grain, and compare the color to your sample under daylight. Rub and flex tests check that the finish won’t crack or fade with use.
Ounce Weight & Fit
Every glove is weighed on a digital scale, with a tolerance of ±10 g against your approved sample, so a 16 oz glove weighs what its label says. We also check glove length, knuckle width and cuff size, and fit-test the hand compartment with a wrapped hand.
Stitching & Seam Strength
Seams are checked for even stitch density of about 8–10 stitches per inch, straight lines and clean piping. Stress points at the thumb, cuff and palm seam get double or triple stitching with bonded nylon or polyester thread, and we pull-test the seams and trim loose threads before the glove moves on.
Padding, Shape & Pairing
Padding is checked for the agreed foam layers, density and knuckle wedge placement. We press-test the knuckle area for rebound, check that the fist curve and thumb angle match the sample, and pair each left and right glove so both have the same shape, weight and feel.
Closure, Logo & Packing Check
Hook-and-loop straps are tested for grip and alignment, and lace eyelets for strength. Logos are checked for placement, clarity and adhesion with a tape and scratch test. Finally, we confirm size and weight labels, pair counts, carton quantities and your packaging, then complete a final inspection before dispatch.
DESIGNED FOR YOUR CUSTOMERS
Boxing Gloves Supplier for Every B2B Market
Your customers shape the gloves you create. Hexa Gears helps you define the materials, padding and branding around your audience, whether you supply fighters, gym members, fitness classes or retail shelves.
Why Choose Hexa Gears as Your Boxing Gloves Manufacturer?
Work with Hexa Gears, your B2B boxing gloves manufacturer in Sialkot, Pakistan. From free sample to wholesale production, develop your glove line with direct factory support.
Factory-Direct Manufacturing
Work directly with our Sialkot production team, keeping your glove specifications and order communication connected to the people making your range, with no trading company in between.
Sample Before Bulk
Test your glove’s padding, fit, stitching and branding in a free physical sample, ready in 2–5 days, then approve the details before bulk production begins.
ISO 9001 Certified Manufacturing
Hexa Gears holds ISO 9001, OEKO-TEX® and amfori BSCI certifications. Your approved sample guides quality checks, and any defective pair is remade free.
Low MOQ: 20–30 Pieces
Test a new glove style or colorway before committing to larger quantities. Confirm the applicable minimum for your design when requesting a quote.
OEM & Private Label
Customize materials, padding, colors and logo details. Complete your boxing gloves with your labels and packaging, so customers see your brand only.
Worldwide Shipping Support
Coordinate packing and shipping with our team: 7–10 days by air or 30–35 days by sea, counted from sample approval, with delivery arrangements confirmed for your order.
Factory-Direct Boxing Gloves: Know Who Makes Yours
Work directly with Hexa Gears, your boxing gloves manufacturer in Sialkot, Pakistan. Discuss specifications, sample changes and private label requirements with the team producing your gloves.
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What matters |
Direct With Hexa Gears |
Through a Partner |
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Product brief |
Discuss outer material, padding, ounce weights and artwork directly with your manufacturer. |
Confirm how your specifications will be shared with the selected factory. |
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Sample development |
Test your free sample and discuss padding or fit adjustments with our production team. |
Confirm how sample feedback and revisions will reach the manufacturer. |
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Quality requirements |
Agree on weight, stitching, padding and checks against your approved sample. |
Confirm who inspects the order and which quality criteria apply. |
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Quotation |
Confirm quantities, custom branding and packing requirements in your wholesale quote. |
Review manufacturing costs, sourcing fees and the services included. |
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Production updates |
Agree on your contact, approval points and bulk order updates directly. |
Confirm how factory updates, approvals and changes will be communicated. |
Sourcing partner services vary. Confirm responsibilities, costs and approval procedures before placing an order.
BRAND IT YOUR WAY
Custom Logo Printing & Branding Options
Explore decoration methods for your custom logo and artwork. The right option depends on the material, artwork, surface shape, and desired finish, and Hexa Gears confirms suitability during sampling.
Heat Transfer Printing01Applies logos and graphics using heat and pressure, with stretch-compatible options for activewear.
- DTF Printing02
Transfers detailed, multicolour designs from a printed film onto fabric. Suitable for many fabric types when correctly matched and tested.
- Screen Printing03
Creates bold, durable graphics using inks selected for the fabric. Well suited to repeated designs in bulk orders.
- Sublimation Printing04
Creates all-over colors and patterns on suitable polyester fabrics without adding a raised print layer.
- Silicone Printing05
Produces a smooth, raised, rubber-like logo with a premium appearance.
- High-Density Printing06
Builds up ink to create raised graphics with defined edges and a textured finish.
Reflective Printing07Adds logos or details that reflect light, creating a distinctive appearance under direct illumination.
- Puff Printing08
Uses heat-activated ink to create a soft, raised effect. Best suited to selected garments and compatible fabrics.
- Embossing09
Creates a raised design through a suitable forming process, adding subtle texture and dimension
- Debossing10
Creates an indented design for a subtle branding effect. Suitability depends on the fabric and process
- Embroidery11
Uses stitched threads to create durable logos, particularly on jackets, hoodies and heavier garments.
- 3D Puff Embroidery12
Uses foam beneath embroidery to create raised lettering or logos, commonly on caps and structured garments
- Appliqué13
Attaches fabric shapes or lettering to garments for contrasting colours and textures.
- Woven Patches14
Add separately woven badges for team crests or brand logos, attached by stitching or a suitable heat-bonding method. Confirm placement, flexibility and backing during sampling.
- Jacquard Knitting15
Integrates patterns or branding into the fabric during knitting, rather than applying a surface print.
GLOBAL REACH
Custom Apparel Exporter From Sialkot, Pakistan
Hexa Gears is a clothing manufacturer in Pakistan and an established sportswear B2B exporter from Pakistan. As an international clothing supplier, we support brands sourcing clothing from Pakistan with bulk clothing production and direct shipping from Sialkot. We work as a custom sportswear supplier for US brands, a wholesale gym wear supplier for UK businesses and a private label activewear supplier for Australian brands, as well as clubs and distributors in Canada, the Gulf and Europe.
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Custom Boxing Gloves Buyer Requests
Common requests from boxing brands, gyms and wholesale buyers during glove sampling and private label development with Hexa Gears.
Softer Sparring Padding
Sparring gloves need a softer knuckle feel than bag gloves. Buyers compare padding on the free sample, then confirm the feel and ounce weight before bulk.
A Snug Hand Fit
Brands often want a tighter hand compartment and a defined fist shape. Sample fittings help agree the grip, finger space and cuff length across sizes.
One Design, Several Weights
Wholesale ranges usually need one glove in several ounce weights. Shared colors, materials and branding keep the whole line consistent on the shelf.
Leather or Synthetic?
Buyers weigh genuine against synthetic leather for feel, finish and price point. Reviewing both on samples helps choose the outer material for each line.
Branding That Looks Premium
Fight brands want logos that look clean on leather. Logo placement, method and inside labels are agreed on the sample before the bulk order starts.
Small First Orders
New brands rarely want to hold large stock. Starting from 20–30 pieces per design lets them test a glove or colorway before scaling up.
Let’s Develop Your Boxing Glove Line
Share your designs, material preferences, ounce weights and quantities with Hexa Gears to discuss your OEM or private label glove project.
Custom Boxing Gloves Manufacturer FAQs
YOUR BOXING GLOVE SOURCING QUESTIONS
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