You can build a coordinated look around your team identity: jersey body and trim colors, lettering and number styles, player names, sleeve details, piping, patches, and logo placement. Available decoration methods and fabric choices depend on the style and order specifications.

Share a reference photo or rough sketch if you have one. Our team can help turn the idea into a clear production-ready design before you approve it.

No. A written brief, color references, team name, and any existing logo files are a useful starting point. Vector artwork such as AI, EPS, or editable PDF is ideal for crisp production, but a high-resolution image can also help communicate your direction.

Tell us what is fixed and what is flexible. That makes it easier to develop a design that respects your brand while staying practical to manufacture.

Personalized player names and numbers can generally be specified per garment. Submit one checked roster with each player's name, number, size, and quantity, and identify any exceptions clearly.

Before production, review spelling, number formatting, and the roster carefully. Once personalized items enter production, late changes may affect timing or cost.

Yes—send your logo and color references with the inquiry. Pantone or other production color references are helpful when exact color matching matters. Screens can display colors differently, so request and approve the available artwork or sample process before the bulk run.

Please make sure you are authorized to use any supplied logos, mascots, or marks.

Use the size chart provided for the specific jersey style, not a size label from another brand. Compare garment measurements with a well-fitting jersey and allow for the intended layering and range of motion.

For a mixed roster, collect each player's preferred size and confirm the complete size breakdown before approving production. If fit is critical, ask whether a sample or measurement review is available.

The right fabric depends on the climate, level of play, fit preference, and desired appearance. Teams often compare breathability, weight, stretch, durability, and how the fabric handles repeated washing.

Tell us where and how the jerseys will be used. We can then discuss suitable available materials and construction details for your project.

Ask about sample options when requesting a quote. A physical sample can help evaluate fit, fabric hand, construction, and decoration; an artwork mockup is useful for reviewing layout but cannot fully represent the feel or exact appearance of a finished garment.

Confirm sample availability, cost, and how sampling affects the overall schedule with the team before proceeding.

Include your estimated quantity, jersey style, design or reference images, customization details, size range, destination country and ZIP or postal code, and the date you need the order. Mention whether you are considering samples.

A complete brief helps the team assess the request and explain what details are still needed. Pricing and production arrangements are confirmed for each order rather than assumed from an example.

Minimum quantities can vary by design, fabric, decoration, and production method. Share your desired quantity and specifications so the team can confirm whether the project is feasible and explain any quantity-based options.

If you are still estimating your roster, provide a range and ask how a final size breakdown can be submitted.

Once the design, specifications, quantities, roster, and order terms are confirmed, the order can move into production according to the agreed plan. Keep your approval record and final roster together so everyone is working from the same version.

Ask your contact to confirm the production schedule, any checkpoints, and the shipping arrangement in writing.

Timing depends on design approval, sampling needs, material availability, order size, production capacity, and shipping method. The calendar should start from the point when required details and approvals are complete, not simply from the first inquiry.

Share your event or season deadline early and request a written estimate that includes production and transit time. Build in a buffer for review and delivery.

Shipping availability, transit estimates, and costs depend on the destination and shipment details. Provide the complete delivery address or destination country and ZIP or postal code when requesting a quote.

Before confirming, clarify who is responsible for applicable import duties, taxes, and customs charges, as these may depend on the destination and agreed shipping terms.

Follow the care label supplied with the garment. As a general starting point, turn jerseys inside out, wash with similar colors using a gentle cycle, and avoid high heat. Do not iron directly over printed, numbered, or decorated areas.

Care instructions can vary by fabric and decoration method, so use the garment-specific guidance as the final reference.