Air Jones

Model and Cut Options

• The Connell model stands out as a relaxed-fit fleece sweatshirt option and offers a standard top-wear alternative for everyday use.
• The Cesar model belongs to the sweatpants group with its pocketed and brushed-fleece construction; it is listed so that it can be ordered wholesale in different color variations.
• The Andy model is offered in the tracksuit set category with its brushed-fleece fabric construction, and the top-bottom combination is sold as a single-piece set.
• Textured-surface standard fit sweatpants models provide an alternative for stores that prefer a simple and practical cut.
• Since the series includes both standalone sweatpants and matching sets, boutiques looking to create innerwear combinations alongside wholesale coats and outerwear products have a flexible selection option.
• Thanks to the variety of models, store owners can appeal to customer profiles that prefer different cuts and structures within the same series.

Fabric and Color

The Cesar and Andy models are produced with a fleece-backed fabric structure; this structure is a shared feature that stands out particularly in the sweatpants and set group. The textured-surface standard fit sweatpants group, on the other hand, differentiates itself with a different fabric texture, adding variety to the collection. Color options include navy blue, gray, gray melange, ecru, beige, stone, pine green, forest green and purple; the Andy set model also features two-tone combinations such as ecru-parliament, stone-navy, purple-black and brick-black. This color range allows stores placing wholesale orders to offer options to customers looking for both neutral and vibrant colors. The fleece-backed fabric choice offers a suitable structure for consumers seeking comfortable wear, especially during transitional seasons.

How to Combine

Coordinated top-and-bottom sets such as the Andy tracksuit set can be worn on their own or, in the store window display, paired with the different sweatshirt models in the Outerwear category. Cesar sweatpants models, thanks to their simple structure, are suitable for boutiques wanting to create seasonal outfit suggestions together with the coat and jacket options in the Outerwear category. Store owners can combine the Connell sweatshirt model with different bottom-wear pieces and draw support from the Underwear category. Businesses buying wholesale can create window display cohesion by presenting products from the same color palette together.

Frequently Asked Questions

What product types are available in the Air Jones series?

This series features three main product types: sweatpants, tracksuit sets and sweatshirts. The Cesar and Andy models stand out particularly in the sweatpants and set group, while the Connell model is positioned in the sweatshirt category. When planning wholesale orders, evaluating these three groups together can help ensure category cohesion in store stock.

Is there a minimum quantity or set requirement for wholesale orders?

In the wholesale model, products are generally offered in assorted sets; however, a specific set quantity or minimum order requirement has not been stated in the product example for this particular category. For details of this kind, store owners are advised to check the product details on the relevant category page or contact the sales team before ordering. Although set-based sales are common in general wholesale practice, it would not be right to share this information without confirming it.

What should I pay attention to when choosing colors?

The collection includes both neutral tones such as navy, gray and beige, and more vibrant colors such as pine green, forest green and purple. Depending on the store profile, neutral tones can be preferred for customers focused on everyday wear, while vibrant tones can be preferred by boutiques seeking seasonal window display variety. The two-tone combinations in the Andy set model offer more than one shade in a single product, creating a different visual option.