Unisex Tracksuits
High-Quality Unisex Tracksuits South Africa
Welcome to Unisex Tracksuits product information about two-piece tracksuits. Our unisex tracksuits fit everyone. Buy a tracksuit online to start. We offer cheap tracksuit options. Need a custom printed tracksuit? We can help!
We have men’s tracksuits and women’s tracksuits too. Do you enjoy running? Try our running tracksuit. Every tracksuit set has a hoodie and sweatpants bottoms. Follow our tracksuit care instructions to make it last. Pick unique looks with tracksuit customisations. Add tracksuit embroidery for style. We use top tracksuit fabric types in our tracksuit factory. Our tracksuit material feels soft. You can get tracksuit printing on demand. We are your trusted tracksuit manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers. Join our tracksuit sale today. Use our tracksuit size guide to fit.
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Our unisex tracksuits are made from 300 GSM high-quality polycotton. They come in eleven colours, including yellow and white. Royal Blue. Red. Pink. Orange. Mint Green. Peach. Brown. Bottle Green and Black. The bottle is available in adult unisex sizes, starting from small. Medium. Large. XL and 2XL. The tracksuit top features a hood with a tonal drawcord. The kangaroo pockets come with a ribbed waistband and cuffs. The tracksuit bottoms feature an elastic waistband with a drawcord and two side pockets. With double stitching along all seams, sleeves, and hems. Tracksuit Care Instructions
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50/50 Polycotton Two-Piece Tracksuits
Our 50% polyester and 50% cotton two-piece tracksuits are designed for comfortable everyday wear, durability and practical garment branding. Each set includes a matching tracksuit top and pants, making it a versatile choice for companies, teams, schools, clubs, events, promotions and casual wear.
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01 FABRIC 50% Polyester / 50% Cotton
The balanced polycotton blend combines characteristics of both fibres. Cotton contributes a softer and more natural feel, while polyester adds strength, durability and improved shape retention.
Polyester can also help the garment dry faster than an equivalent 100% cotton tracksuit.
02 TWO-PIECE SET Matching Top & Pants
Each tracksuit is supplied as a coordinated two-piece set. The matching top and pants create a consistent appearance for company uniforms, sports teams, schools, clubs and organisations.
Both pieces can also be branded individually to create a complete customised uniform.
03 COMFORT Comfortable Everyday Fit
The tracksuit is designed for comfortable everyday movement. It should allow normal activities such as walking, sitting, travelling and working without feeling unnecessarily restrictive.
The polycotton blend provides a practical balance between softness, structure and durability.
04 DURABILITY Durable Polycotton Construction
Polycotton is commonly used in workwear, uniforms and casual clothing because it combines comfort and practical durability.
The polyester fibres contribute additional resistance to everyday wear while the cotton content helps maintain comfort.
05 BRANDING Designed for Branding
A two-piece tracksuit provides multiple areas for adding company, school, team, sponsor or promotional branding.
06 EMBROIDERY Suitable for Embroidery
Polycotton tracksuits can work well with professional embroidery when appropriate stabiliser, stitch density and machine settings are used.
- Company logos
- School badges
- Sports club badges
- Staff uniforms
- Small chest logos
- Upper-leg branding
07 SCREEN PRINTING Suitable for Screen Printing
Screen printing can be a practical choice for larger orders and bold designs.
- Large back prints
- Simple company logos
- Promotional messages
- Team branding
- Event clothing
- Bulk uniform orders
Polyester-containing garments require appropriate inks and curing settings to reduce unnecessary heat exposure and potential dye migration.
08 DTF Suitable for DTF Heat Press
DTF printing is useful for detailed full-colour designs and personalised garments.
- Multiple colours
- Small details
- Gradients
- Fine lines
- Detailed logos
- Names and numbers
09 SHAPE Good Shape Retention
Polyester contributes additional stability during regular wear. This can be particularly useful around areas that experience repeated movement, including the knees, elbows, cuffs and waistband.
Correct washing and drying can further help the garment maintain its shape.
10 CARE Easy Everyday Care
Wash the tracksuit according to the sewn-in care label and use cool or moderate water temperatures where permitted.
Turning the garment inside out can help reduce friction on the outer surface and branding. Avoid excessive heat and do not iron directly over heat-applied designs.
11 CORPORATE Suitable for Company Uniforms
Two-piece polycotton tracksuits can provide businesses with comfortable coordinated company clothing.
- Sales teams
- Warehouse staff
- Drivers
- Event staff
- Promotional teams
- Outdoor teams
- Brand activations
12 SPORT Ideal for Sports Teams & Clubs
Tracksuits can be worn before matches, during travel and after sporting activities.
13 SCHOOLS Suitable for Schools & Organisations
Schools, clubs and organisations can use two-piece tracksuits for uniforms, sports teams, trips, events and staff clothing.
Branding can include school badges, organisation names, team names and individual names.
For larger orders, sizing should be confirmed carefully before production.
14 SOUTH AFRICA Practical for South African Conditions
A polycotton tracksuit can be useful during cooler mornings, winter days, evenings and transitional weather.
Cotton contributes comfort while polyester contributes durability and quicker drying.
Actual warmth will also depend on fabric weight and internal garment construction.
15 POSITIONS Multiple Branding Positions
Branding can be planned across both parts of the tracksuit.
Using more than one position can create a coordinated appearance without making the garment look overcrowded.
16 BULK Suitable for Bulk Orders
Two-piece tracksuits can be suitable for bulk orders for companies, schools, sports teams, clubs and promotional campaigns.
When requesting a quotation, provide quantity, sizes, colours, artwork and required branding positions.
17 PROMOTIONAL Ideal for Promotional Clothing
A matching tracksuit can be used for events, promotional teams, staff activations and branded campaigns.
Logos, campaign names, sponsor branding and staff identification can be added using an appropriate branding process.
18 PERSONALISATION Suitable for Names & Numbers
Tracksuits can be personalised with individual names or numbers when a suitable branding method is used.
This is particularly useful for sports teams, clubs, schools, staff uniforms and group orders requiring individual identification.
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Multiple Branding Positions
Use the top and pants together to create a coordinated branded tracksuit.
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How to Wash & Care for Your 50/50 Tracksuit
Keep your two-piece tracksuit looking fresh, comfortable and ready to wear. These simple washing and care instructions are suitable for tracksuits made from a 50% polyester and 50% cotton fabric blend.
Wash at 30°C
Machine wash your tracksuit in cool water at or below 30°C.
Use a gentle washing cycle with a mild detergent. Cooler water helps protect the cotton and polyester fibres while helping the tracksuit maintain its colour, shape and comfortable fit.
Turn It Inside Out
Turn both pieces of the tracksuit inside out before washing.
Washing the tracksuit inside out reduces friction against the outer surface. This helps protect colour, fabric appearance, embroidery and printed branding.
Wash Similar Colours
Separate dark, bright and light colours before washing.
Washing similar colours together helps reduce the risk of colour transfer. This is especially important during the first few washes of a new tracksuit.
Do Not Bleach
Avoid bleach and other harsh cleaning chemicals.
Strong bleaching agents may discolour the garment and can weaken cotton and polyester fibres. Use a mild detergent suitable for coloured clothing.
Air Dry Recommended
Hang or lay your tracksuit flat and allow it to dry naturally.
Air drying helps protect the fabric blend and reduces exposure to excessive heat. Avoid high-temperature tumble drying whenever possible.
Iron on Low Heat
Use a cool or low-temperature iron when ironing is necessary.
Turn the tracksuit inside out before ironing. Do not place a hot iron directly onto printed graphics, transfers, embroidery or other garment decoration.
Avoid Dry Cleaning
Gentle home washing is normally the preferred care method.
Unless the garment's sewn-in care label specifically recommends dry cleaning, wash the tracksuit using the normal gentle washing instructions.
Store It Properly
Store your tracksuit clean and completely dry.
Fold or hang the tracksuit in a cool, dry area. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight during storage as this may contribute to colour fading.
Frequently Asked Questions About 50/50 Polycotton Tracksuits
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01 Why should I care about the exact polyester-to-cotton ratio in a two-piece tracksuit?
The fabric blend can make a noticeable difference to how a tracksuit feels, wears and performs over time. At T-Shirts South Africa, our 50% polyester and 50% cotton two-piece tracksuits are designed to provide a practical balance between comfort and durability.
The cotton content helps the fabric feel softer and more natural against the skin, while polyester adds strength, improves shape retention and may help the garment dry faster than a comparable 100% cotton tracksuit.
A balanced 50/50 blend can be especially practical for everyday wear, workwear, teams, school groups, promotions and branded uniforms because it combines comfort with hard-wearing performance.
02 Will a 50% cotton and 50% polyester tracksuit shrink after washing?
Because a 50/50 polycotton tracksuit contains cotton, some natural fabric movement may occur, particularly when the garment is exposed to excessive washing or drying temperatures.
Polyester generally improves dimensional stability compared with a garment made entirely from cotton. At T-Shirts South Africa, we recommend washing the tracksuit in cool or lukewarm water and avoiding excessively hot wash cycles.
High tumble-dryer temperatures may place unnecessary stress on fibres, ribbing, stitching and waistbands. Where possible, reshape the garment after washing and allow it to air dry.
03 Is a 50/50 polycotton tracksuit suitable for South African weather?
South African conditions vary considerably by province, season, time of day and activity, so fabric composition should be considered together with fabric weight and garment construction.
A 50% polyester and 50% cotton tracksuit can be a versatile option because cotton contributes softness and comfort while the polyester adds durability and can assist with faster drying.
It can work well for cooler mornings and evenings, travelling, casual wear, corporate activities, sporting events and outdoor functions.
04 Will the tracksuit start forming small fabric balls or pilling after regular use?
Small fibre balls can develop on many knitted fabrics as a result of friction. Common areas include under the arms, between the legs, around pockets and anywhere that repeatedly rubs against a bag, seatbelt or other surface.
A 50/50 polycotton tracksuit is not automatically immune to pilling. How the garment is worn, washed and dried can influence the fabric surface over time.
At T-Shirts South Africa, we recommend turning the tracksuit inside out before washing and using a gentle cycle whenever appropriate.
05 How well will a 50/50 polycotton tracksuit hold its colour after repeated washing?
Colour retention matters when tracksuits are used for staff uniforms, teams, schools, promotions and organisations because multiple garments often need to remain visually consistent.
Polyester and cotton fibres interact with dyes differently, so both fibres contribute to the final appearance of a 50/50 garment.
We recommend washing similar colours together, avoiding harsh bleaching products and using cooler washing temperatures whenever permitted by the garment care label.
06 Is a 50/50 polycotton tracksuit a good choice for embroidery, screen printing or other branding?
A 50% cotton and 50% polyester tracksuit can work with a range of branding methods, but the most suitable process depends on the garment, artwork, quantity and intended application.
Small chest logos, large artwork, individual names and high-volume promotional branding can require different production methods.
At T-Shirts South Africa, factors such as fabric surface, garment construction, artwork detail, logo size, positioning and order quantity should be considered before choosing the branding method.
07 Will the polyester make the tracksuit feel hot, sweaty or uncomfortable?
Comfort depends on more than the word “polyester”. Fabric weight, garment construction, fit, weather and activity level can all affect how warm or comfortable a tracksuit feels.
A 50/50 polycotton blend combines polyester with an equal proportion of cotton, so the garment retains the softer and more familiar characteristics associated with cotton while gaining additional durability from polyester.
Polyester can also help the garment dry faster after washing or light moisture exposure.
08 How do I know whether the tracksuit will keep its shape around the knees, elbows and waistband?
Areas such as the knees, elbows, cuffs, waistband and seat experience repeated stretching and movement during normal wear.
Polyester fibres can contribute resilience and strength, while cotton contributes softness and comfort. This can make a 50/50 blend useful for garments that are worn regularly.
Fabric composition is only one part of the picture. Stitching, elastic, ribbing, construction quality, fabric weight and garment design also influence shape retention.
09 Is a cheaper tracksuit really cheaper if I need to replace it more often?
The lowest initial purchase price does not necessarily mean the lowest cost over the garment's useful life, particularly for bulk orders.
Businesses, schools, teams and organisations should consider how frequently a garment will be worn and washed, whether it will be branded and what level of daily wear it needs to withstand.
A tracksuit that quickly loses shape, becomes uncomfortable or requires frequent replacement may become expensive when that cost is multiplied across an entire team or workforce.
10 Should I wash a new tracksuit before having it branded?
Garments supplied for professional branding are generally branded in their original, clean condition rather than being pre-washed by the customer.
Washing beforehand may introduce fabric softener, detergent residue, shrinkage or handling marks that could affect certain branding processes.
At T-Shirts South Africa, we recommend discussing any special preparation requirements with us before washing garments intended for printing, embroidery or transfer branding.
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Professional Branding for Two-Piece Tracksuits
Turn your plain 50% polyester and 50% cotton two-piece tracksuits into professional branded clothing for companies, schools, sports teams, clubs, events, promotions, staff uniforms, organisations and clothing brands.
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Each process creates a different finish. Select a method below to learn where it works best.
Screen Printing
A practical option for larger orders, bold company logos and designs using strong solid colours.
- Excellent for larger quantities
- Strong solid colours
- Large front or back prints
- Repeat bulk production
- Team and promotional clothing
Embroidery
A stitched branding method suited to professional company logos, uniforms, schools and premium corporate clothing.
- Premium stitched appearance
- Small company logos
- Left-chest branding
- Sleeves and upper-leg logos
- Corporate and school uniforms
DTF Heat Press
A flexible option for detailed, colourful and personalised artwork, particularly when multiple colours are involved.
- Full-colour logos
- Fine details and small writing
- Colour gradients
- Names and numbers
- Smaller production runs
Screen Printing on Tracksuits
Best suited to
Larger quantities, bold logos, solid colours, event clothing, promotional tracksuits and large front or back designs.
How it works
Specialised ink is pushed through a prepared screen onto the garment. Each artwork colour normally requires its own screen.
Important consideration
Polyester-containing garments require the correct ink and curing process. Dye migration can occur on some colours if the process is not matched correctly to the garment.
Which Branding Method Could Suit Your Order?
Tell us a little about your order and the guide will suggest a practical starting point. Final suitability still depends on the actual garment and artwork.
DTF Heat Press
This guide is intended to help narrow down the options. Garment colour, fabric construction, artwork and branding position still need to be checked before production.
Where Can a Tracksuit Be Branded?
A two-piece tracksuit gives you branding opportunities on both the top and pants.
Jacket or Hoodie
Matching Pants
Keep It Clean & Professional
A small company logo on the left chest combined with a matching logo on the upper leg can create a strong corporate look without covering the entire tracksuit in artwork.
Screen Print vs Embroidery vs DTF
There is no single method that suits every tracksuit branding job.
| Requirement | Screen Printing | Embroidery | DTF |
|---|---|---|---|
| Larger quantities | Strong option | Suitable | Suitable |
| Small corporate logo | Possible | Excellent option | Good option |
| Large back branding | Excellent option | Usually less practical | Excellent option |
| Many colours | More setup required | Depends on design | Excellent option |
| Gradients | Artwork dependent | Limited | Excellent option |
| Names / numbers | Less flexible | Good option | Excellent option |
| Premium stitched finish | No | Yes | No |
What Artwork Should You Supply?
Better artwork gives the branding team a better starting point.
Preferred Vector Artwork
Professional vector artwork is normally preferred because it can be scaled without losing quality.
High-Resolution PNG
A clean, high-resolution PNG can also be suitable for selected DTF applications, depending on the artwork.
Avoid Tiny Web Images
Small JPG files copied from websites or messaging apps may not contain enough detail for large professional branding.
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Tracksuit Branding FAQs
Common questions about branding polycotton tracksuits.
Can you screen print a polycotton tracksuit? +
Yes. Many 50% polyester and 50% cotton tracksuits can be screen printed. The ink, curing temperature, garment colour and production process need to be considered because polyester can react differently to heat and certain inks.
Is embroidery better than printing on a tracksuit? +
Neither method is automatically better. Embroidery gives a premium stitched appearance, screen printing works well for bold designs and larger quantities, while DTF is very useful for detailed and colourful artwork.
Can you put a large logo on the back of a tracksuit? +
Yes, depending on the garment construction. Screen printing and DTF can both be suitable for large back branding. Seams, hoods, zips and garment panels must first be considered.
Can you embroider tracksuit pants? +
Yes. Selected areas of the pants can normally be embroidered. The upper leg is a popular position. Pocket placement, seams and garment construction determine the available branding area.
Can each tracksuit have a different name? +
Personalisation can be possible. DTF and embroidery can both be useful for individual names, making them popular for sports teams, schools, clubs and staff uniforms.
Can you put a logo on both the jacket and pants? +
Yes. A common layout is a logo on the left chest with a smaller matching logo on the upper leg. Sleeve and back branding can also be added when required.
What branding method works well for a full-colour logo? +
DTF heat press can be a practical option for logos containing many colours, fine details and gradients. Garment type, logo size and branding position should still be checked.
Which branding method works well for bulk tracksuits? +
Screen printing can be very practical for larger quantities using the same simple design. Embroidery may be more suitable for corporate logos and DTF may be preferable for detailed artwork.
Can we supply our own tracksuits for branding? +
Customer-supplied garments should be assessed before production. Different tracksuits can use different fabrics, coatings, dyes and construction methods, so suitability should be confirmed first.
How do I get a quote for branded tracksuits? +
Send us your quantity, sizes, preferred tracksuit colours, artwork and branding positions. You can also send your logo and ask us to help determine a suitable branding method.
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