Made-to-order wrestling loose practice tanks seen from the front

Made-to-order wrestling loose practice tanks seen from the back

Wrestling MWR-112

Wrestling Practice Tank Tops, Loose Fit

A loose-fitting wrestling tank for drilling and weight cuts in the practice room.

Pricing: Starting at $7.29/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: Wrestling Practice Tank Tops, Loose Fit

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 Loose Practice Tanks at each order quantity
1–20 pcs	21–50 pcs	51–100 pcs	101–200 pcs	201–500 pcs	501–1,000 pcs
$12.10 /piece	$11.03 /piece	$10.00 /piece	$9.50 /piece	$8.12 /piece	$7.29 /piece

Every figure is in US dollars and all-inclusive. The 1-20 bracket ($12.10 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 wrestling practice tank tops, loose fit in detail

Our custom wrestling practice tank tops have a loose fit, made for drilling and for the weeks of a weight cut, when a wrestler wants a top that does not cling. They are made in your team colors, so the practice room looks like one program on an ordinary drill day.

This tank sits at the opposite end of the wrestling range from our Compression Tank Tops (MWR-104). The compression tank is fitted, forms part of the two-piece uniform or goes under a warm-up. The loose practice tank is deliberately roomy and stays in the practice room; it is not a competition garment, because NFHS limits the two-piece to a compression shirt with fitted shorts.

Pair it with the Drawcord Room Shorts (MWR-110) or the Long Paneled Training Shorts (MWR-111) for a matched practice set. After the session, a Pullover Team Hoodie (MWR-121) or a Crew-Neck Weigh-In Sweatshirt (MWR-123) goes over the top for weigh-ins and travel.

Every order can mix sizes, names and numbers, and there is no minimum, so a program can start with the varsity room and add youth sizes later. Youth sizes are cut from their own graded pattern rather than a scaled-down adult block.

Construction and features

Loose fit for drilling and weight cuts
Sleeveless, so the arms move freely in drills
Made in your team colors
A practice-room garment, not part of the two-piece uniform
Pairs with our room shorts and training shorts
Youth sizes on their own graded pattern

Decoration options

We make the practice tank in your team colors. Your mark, a name or a number can be added by sublimation on a polyester fabric or by DTF transfer on cotton-rich and blended fabrics.

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

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

DTF & heat transfer

Fine photographic detail on cotton and blended fabrics. No screens to set up, so short runs stay affordable.

Works from one piece

Buyer questions on wrestling practice tank tops, loose fit

General questions about custom wrestling singlets are answered on the sport page.

Can a wrestler compete in the loose practice tank instead of a singlet?

No. NFHS permits a singlet or a two-piece made of a compression shirt and fitted shorts, school-issued and consistent across the team. A loose tank fits neither, so it is a practice garment. For competition, the two-piece is built from our compression tops and fitted shorts.

Which decoration suits a wrestling practice tank?

That depends on the fabric. Dye sublimation needs a fabric that is at least 80 percent polyester and puts color edge to edge with nothing to crack. On cotton-rich or blended fabrics, a DTF transfer carries fine detail and works from a single piece, which suits names added to a few tanks.

Can practice tanks go on the same order as our wrestling singlets?

Yes. Every garment type counts toward one order, so tanks added to a singlet order raise the total piece count that sets the price bracket, and each wrestler's items are bagged and labeled together.