Private-label yoga leggings with flare silhouette and AirTouch™.
AirTouch™ 195
ColourwaysMousse Pink · Mist Blue · Olive · Midnight Blue · Dark Chocolate · Chestnut · Ink Navy · Premium Black
Style desk
Questions that belong to this library block — fabric, construction and programme gates. Factory identity stays on the manufacturer desks, not on every SKU.
Each panel colour is its own lot. On Colour-Block Flare Yoga Leggings, contrast panels are matched as a pair on the proto — we do not assume two library solids will sit next to each other without a lab dip. Changing one panel colour is a new dip, not a line-side swap.
On AirTouch™ 195, medium studio compression is the usual library intent. Training-grade hold needs a denser panel or PowerForm™ path and a new measurement spec — we do not ‘just tighten the elastic’.
A modest sweep change can stay on the same rise; a dance-to-cigarette recut usually will not. We grade the hem opening on a proto and re-check stride. Do not assume the squat-proof knee on a flare will survive a skinny recut on the same marker.
Yoga Leggings sits on AirTouch™ 195 — Cool-touch Nylon / Lycra® · 190–200 g/m². AirTouch™ is the cooler, lighter yoga path. If Mousse Pink must stay squat-proof, we check opacity on that dye lot at proto; some programmes move the same block onto PowerForm™ 215 rather than inventing a mid-weight.
Standard garment MOQ stays 150 pcs per style per colour. Selected library trial from 100 is not automatic — fabric availability and this construction must clear first. What does move the number: extra colourways, exclusive mill dye, a new cup/liner map, or a custom fabric (typically 500–1300 m+ / colour). Petite/tall lengths add markers, not a second MOQ, unless they become a separate style code.
On the lightest approved colourway: dry stretch, then a squat / raise-arm photo against a dark underlayer. Swim adds a wet check. We record the result on the proto sheet — not as a marketing adjective. If AirTouch™ 195 fails on Mousse Pink, we change colour, lining or base; we do not ‘print it darker’.