Short answer: start with how the kit will be used (match, training, sevens or a heritage/social shirt), then lock sleeve length, collar, fabric and decoration method, and decide whether shorts belong in the same set. Brief colours, hoop or graphic…
Short answer: a reversible hockey jersey is one garment with two wear faces, usually two colours, so a squad can split for practice, scrimmage, camp or tryouts without carrying two sets. Decide first whether you want a single-layer mesh printed…
Short answer: start with the leg style your league or brand wants (open-bottom, full-length elastic cuff, or knicker), then lock fabric, knee reinforcement, waist and belt loops, and whether the decoration is piping, a side stripe or pinstripes. Brief those…
Short answer: a hockey shell pant is a lightweight cover worn over a padded girdle (or, in some programs, over existing hockey pants) so the team can show one set of colours, stripes and marks without buying new protective gear.…
Short answer: choose fabric by sport, garment and decoration method first, then by feel and weight. Most custom team wear uses polyester-based knits because they take dye sublimation well, dry fast and hold colour through repeated washing; stretch garments add…
Rash guards sit at the crossroads of swimwear, surf apparel and combat sports gear. A surf shop wants sun protection and quick drying. A BJJ academy wants a tight fit that survives constant grappling. A swim school wants bright colors…
Short answer: a tech pack is the written and visual brief that tells a factory exactly how to make your custom sportswear. Artwork, fabric, size chart, decoration method, labels and packing notes sit in one place so every jersey, hoodie…
Short answer: good quality control on custom sportswear happens at four points, not one. Check the fabric before cutting, the print before sewing, the garment during sewing, and the finished order before it is packed. If a supplier can show…
Quick answer: Sublimation prints designs into polyester fabric for unlimited colors and light weight; tackle twill sews cut fabric letters and numbers onto the jersey for a classic, raised look; embroidery stitches logos with thread for a premium finish. Hockey…
Quick answer: To vet a custom sportswear manufacturer in China, confirm it is a real factory, order a physical sample, ask how quality control works, check fabric certification numbers, and get MOQ, sample time and lead time in writing.…
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