CASE 13 / ITALY Client Story Training Wear Brand · 2026

Training Wear Rebrand With Pantone Match
A 12-Style Color Migration Without Drift

How a Milan training wear brand re-produced 12 styles with a new Pantone palette — aligned fabric lots, lab-dip approvals, repeat-order controls to ship without color drift.

Training Wear Rebrand With Pantone Match
12 STYLES RE-PRODUCED
6 PANTONE COLORS
3,500 PCS FIRST DROP
01 — The Challenge

What this brand needed.

The client already had proven styles, but their rebrand introduced a new color system across leggings, bras and training tops. They needed 12 styles re-produced without changing fit, while keeping six custom Pantone colors consistent across first production and repeat orders.

02 — Our Approach

How we built it.

We rebuilt the project around controlled lab-dip rounds, pre-production shade bands and SKU-level approval checkpoints. Fabric, trim, logo and packaging references were locked before bulk cutting, and every reorder was tied back to the approved Pantone and lab-dip records.

03 — The Results

What shipped.

The relaunch shipped with 12 re-produced styles, six approved custom Pantone colors and an average of two lab-dip rounds. The same approval system is now used for repeat orders, reducing color disputes and shortening re-order communication.

A German training wear brand was rebranding and needed all 12 of their existing styles re-produced with their new Pantone palette. Lab-dips on every color, tight color consistency across reorders.
Founder · Milan, Italy

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