Our elbow sleeves are cut and sewn in the Oath and Oak Global factory for lifting brands, CrossFit lines and gym chains that sell pull-on elbow support under their own label.
They are neoprene tubes that slide over the elbow and hold steady compression and warmth around the joint through pressing, pulling and triceps work.
Because they need no wrapping, lifters pull them on at the start of a session and keep them on until the last set.
| Specification | Options |
|---|---|
| Neoprene | A thinner 5 mm grade or a thicker 7 mm grade |
| Cover fabric | Nylon or polyester knit on both faces |
| Cut | Straight tube or contoured shape |
| Sizes | XS to XXL by circumference at the elbow |
| Seams | Reinforced stitching along the length |
| Pack | Pair or single sleeve |
A flexible grade for general training and higher reps that still keeps the elbow warm.
A firmer, thicker grade for heavy bench and overhead pressing in powerlifting ranges.
A shaped cut that bunches less in the crease when the arm bends through full range.
Full-color patterns or bold logos for brands that want sleeves to stand out in photos.
In the Oath and Oak factory, neoprene sheet is cut to a pattern for each size and closed with a reinforced seam so the tube holds its shape after repeated pulls.
The edges are finished to resist rolling. Wraps, hooks and straps belong to our wider strength training accessories range.
| Element | Customization Options |
|---|---|
| Color | Solid neoprene or two-tone panels |
| Logo | Silicone print, heat transfer or embroidery |
| Thickness | Grade chosen per product line |
| Size marks | Printed size and left or right labels |
| Packaging | Box, sleeve card or polybag with barcode |
Our customization page compares each logo method in detail.
Pairs are folded flat with a size card and bagged, or set into a printed box with a sizing chart on the back.
UPC or FNSKU stickers sit on each pack, and cartons are split by size so restocking is simple.
Size charts usually use arm circumference measured around the elbow with the arm straight.
A sleeve should feel firm but allow full bending, so the chart should guide customers clearly.
Offering XS to XXL covers most lifters, while fewer sizes keep stock lighter for new brands.
You test fit across sizes, check compression in a heavy press, look at seam comfort and confirm the logo and color.
Production matches the approved pattern and neoprene grade, and each lot is sized against the sample set. Fresh sleeve concepts are built up through our product development service.
Lots are inspected for these points as part of our quality control process:
Thickness changes how the sleeve feels and who it suits.
| Feature | 5 mm | 7 mm |
|---|---|---|
| Compression | Moderate | Firmer |
| Movement | Very free | Slightly stiffer |
| Heat | Cooler for long sessions | Warmer |
| Customer | General gym and cross-training | Powerlifting and strongman |
| Price point | Lower | Higher |
Many brands start with a 5 mm grade for gym elbow sleeves and add 7 mm for strength customers.
Your Oath and Oak quote confirms MOQ and timing, which depend on grade, size split, colors and packaging.
Share the size breakdown, colors and logo files through the form. Finished pairs are dispatched by air or sea freight.
Still have a question?
Send your product details for a quote, or reach Oath and Oak through the contact page.
A correct size slides on with a firm tug. Very tight sleeves are hard to fit and uncomfortable, so a clear size chart reduces returns from customers who size down.
Yes. Most lifters keep them on for the whole session for warmth and steady compression, unlike wraps that come off between heavy sets and go back on for the next one.
Hand wash in cold water with mild soap and air dry away from heat. Hot washes and dryers break down neoprene and shorten the life of the sleeve.
Neoprene holds sweat, so turning sleeves inside out to dry after each session keeps odor down. That tip is worth printing on the care card.
Both. Pairs are standard for pressing, while singles suit customers who only need support on one arm. Each format gets its own SKU and barcode.