Portrait of Ran Su, Culture & Active Lifestyle Editor at Fexwear

Ran Su

Ran Su looks after the culture and activity desk, where clothing meets the context it is worn in: cycling, riding, fishing, gym training, team kit, and the everyday dress codes around them. She writes about why a garment detail exists, not just what it is called, and about the people and clubs who end up specifying it. Her reporting starts from use cases - a club ordering twenty jackets, a rider choosing a base layer for a wet morning, a studio kit that has to survive weekly washing - and works back to the specification. She also handles the regional and historical pieces in our library, and is careful to describe a tradition or a local market from sourced material rather than from generalisation.

The Complete Guide to T-Shirt Fit Types for Brands & Buyers

t shirt fit types

When sourcing custom t-shirts, the conversation often starts with fabric, print method, or price. But the single most impactful decision for your final product—and your customer’s satisfaction—is the fit type. A premium cotton jersey in a “slim fit” will feel…

The Complete Guide to Short Trousers for Custom Sportswear Production

types of short trousers

Short trousers—often called shorts in casual contexts—are a cornerstone of the activewear and casual apparel market. For brands, gyms, and retailers, they represent a high-volume, seasonally versatile category with endless opportunities for customization. However, “shorts” is not a monolithic product.…

Lycra vs Nylon: A Custom Sportswear Manufacturer’s Guide to Selection

lycra vs nylon

When sourcing custom activewear—whether for a private label fitness brand, a sports team’s uniforms, or a retailer’s exclusive line—the choice between fabrics labeled ‘Lycra’ and ‘nylon’ is a fundamental decision. It impacts fit, performance, cost, and production complexity. However, these…