"Cheap Gymshark alternative" and "Gymshark alternative reddit" threads are usually shoppers comparing one retail brand to another, hunting for lower price tags on the same kind of product. A gym owner, trainer, or fitness creator has a cheaper option that those threads rarely mention: skip buying any finished lifestyle brand at all and print a labeled line at cost, then set the retail price at whatever the business decides.
Most cheap-alternative discussions compare Gymshark to other finished brands at a lower price point. That comparison still ends the same way: someone else's brand, someone else's margin, and no ownership of the customer relationship. A gym or trainer looking to spend less on apparel for members or clients can instead buy at the print-on-demand base price and set whatever retail price the business needs, rather than paying any brand's retail markup.
| Piece | Bear Grips Pro Shops VIP base | Gymshark typical reported retail |
|---|---|---|
| Tee | $19.88 | Often $25 to $40 |
| Hoodie | $36.88 to $45.88 | Often $55 to $75 |
| Leggings | $54.88 | Often $50 to $70 |
| Shorts | $26.88 to $49.88 | Often $30 to $45 |
Gymshark's figures are commonly cited public price points that change with sales and season, check their site for current pricing.
Bear Grips Pro Shops: Custom Apparel for Your Team. No Minimums. Free Shipping.All three launch on the Free plan at $0/mo with no minimum order, so a business can test the entire idea before spending anything beyond time on the design.
The savings do not come from finding a cheaper finished-goods brand. They come from removing the retail markup layer entirely. A gym paying full retail for Gymshark product to hand out to members is paying Gymshark's markup on top of the base manufacturing cost. Printing under the gym's own name at the VIP base price and setting an internal price (or a member discount) skips that markup layer completely. See the revenue math breakdown for the numbers on selling instead of just handing out apparel.
Tees from $19.88, hoodies from $36.88, no minimum. Set your own price and keep it. Free plan to start.
Start FreeBase prices from $19.88 for a tee are generally below Gymshark's commonly reported retail range even during sales, and there is no brand markup layered on top.
No. The base price is the same whether one piece or one hundred are ordered.
The Free plan at $0/mo supports 3 live products, enough to try one tee, one short, and one hoodie design before committing to a paid tier.
Yes. Since the vendor sets retail on top of the base price, undercutting a competitor's price point while still keeping a margin is entirely possible.