Made-to-order ice hockey tapered hockey team joggers seen from the front

Made-to-order ice hockey tapered hockey team joggers seen from the back

Ice hockey MIH-115

Hockey Joggers with a Tapered Leg

Tapered joggers with a drawcord waist and a side stripe, the relaxed off-ice pant for tournament weekends.

Pricing: Starting at $10.19/pc
MOQ: No minimum, 1 piece and up
Delivery: Free express with duty paid
Player names and numbers: At no extra cost

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Direct from the factory, priced in USD per piece

Price list: Hockey Joggers with a Tapered Leg

Prices run across six quantity brackets, from 1 to 1,000 pieces. Each one covers your team colors and logo, private labeling, free worldwide express shipping and customs duty. For garments, full dye-sublimation, custom cut and sew, and player names and numbers are part of the price as well. You can order any quantity with no minimum, and we quote orders over 1,000 individually.

US dollar price per piece for Tapered Hockey Team Joggers at each order quantity
1–20 pcs	21–50 pcs	51–100 pcs	101–200 pcs	201–500 pcs	501–1,000 pcs
$16.94 /piece	$15.44 /piece	$14.00 /piece	$13.30 /piece	$11.37 /piece	$10.19 /piece

Every figure is in US dollars and all-inclusive. The 1-20 bracket ($16.94 per piece) starts at a single piece, which means one sample is charged per piece exactly like a small team order, and what you pay for it is credited to your bulk invoice. Screen printing is charged by the number of ink colors and listed line by line in your quote; embroidery and tackle twill can be quoted on request.

Our hockey joggers with a tapered leg in detail

Custom hockey joggers are the pant players live in on a tournament weekend: in the hotel, in the stands between games, and on the long drive home. Ours have a tapered leg, a drawcord waist and a stripe down the side, all made in your team colors.

They are a different garment from the straight-leg warm-up pants (MIH-114). The warm-up pant is cut as half of a matched suit with the track jacket; the jogger is the relaxed pair of hockey sweatpants that goes with a hoodie or a tee. Most teams wear them with the pullover hoodie (MIH-110) or the raglan team tee (MIH-119), which keeps the off-ice look together without the full suit.

For a beer or recreational league, joggers and a hoodie can be the whole off-ice kit. A minor hockey association dressing several age groups in one identity can add them to the warm-up order instead, and each player's pieces are bagged and labeled from your roster spreadsheet, so a tournament bag is ready to hand out without sorting.

Joggers are for arriving, leaving and the hours in between. For gym work and dryland sessions off the ice, the dryland training shorts (MIH-116) are the better choice.

Construction and features

Tapered leg with a drawcord waist
Side stripe down each leg in your team colors
Relaxed off-ice pant for tournament weekends and road trips
Pairs with the pullover hoodie (MIH-110) and raglan team tees
Small embroidered team mark, in thread matched to Madeira or Isacord cards
Bagged and labeled per player from your roster, with no minimum

Decoration options

Joggers suit a small embroidered team mark. Detail finer than about 4 mm is lost in stitching, so a simplified version of the crest usually works best on a pant.

Embroidery

Choose flat, 3D puff, chenille or appliqué. Our team digitizes the logo in house and sends a stitched sample for you to approve.

15,000 stitches maximum

Cut-and-sew panelling

Color blocks are cut into the pattern itself rather than printed on a blank, so every seam lines up with the design.

No limit on panels

Dye sublimation

Ink is dyed into the fiber instead of sitting on top, so the print adds no weight and cannot peel or crack. Any number of colors, edge to edge.

Fabric must be 80%+ polyester

Buyer questions on hockey joggers with a tapered leg

General questions about custom hockey jerseys are answered on the sport page.

Can hockey joggers be packed with the team hoodie for each player?

Yes. Send a spreadsheet with each player's jogger and hoodie sizes. We produce to that list, bag both pieces together per player and label each bag, so the set is ready for a tournament weekend.

Are hockey sweatpants a good choice for dryland training?

For travel and the walk in and out of the rink, yes. For gym work and dryland sessions, most teams switch to the dryland training shorts (MIH-116), and keep the joggers for before and after.

Can a beer league order hockey joggers for only part of the roster?

Yes. A single pair is a valid order, and anything from 1 to 20 pieces is billed at the 1-20 piece rate, so the players who want joggers can order them while the rest skip them.