Custom teamwear
Your team. Your identity.
Custom teamwear means the uniform starts with you: your colors, your marks, your roster. Here is exactly what can be made yours, and what we need from you to do it.
Nothing here comes off a shelf.
A stock uniform with a logo pressed on is still a stock uniform. Other teams in your league are probably wearing the same one in a different color.
Custom teamwear is designed the other way around. We begin with what makes your program recognizable and build each garment to carry it.
What can be customized
Team colors
Color is the first thing anyone recognizes about your team, and the first thing that looks wrong when it is off. We match the body, panels and trim of every garment to your palette, so the whole set agrees with itself.
Two-color, three-color or a single bold base: the scheme is yours to set.
Logos and crests
Your mark goes where it belongs for your sport: chest, sleeve, cap, shorts. We size it for the garment rather than dropping it into a preset box.
Secondary marks, mascots, league patches and sponsor logos can be planned into the design from the start.
Names and numbers
Every jersey is made for a specific player. Send a roster and each one comes back with the right name and number on it.
Number style matters more than most people expect. Block, rounded, outlined or two-color, it should suit your lettering and meet your league’s rules on size and contrast.
Custom artwork
Stripes, patterns, fades, a skyline across the hem, the year the program was founded inside the collar. If it means something to your team, it can be part of the design.
You will see the full design as a proof before anything is made, and nothing moves forward until you approve it.
How it gets onto the garment.
The right decoration method depends on the garment, the sport and how the uniform will be used. We recommend one for each piece when we quote.
Your logo or crest
A vector file (AI, EPS or PDF) is best. If all you have is a PNG or a photo of last year's jersey, send that and we'll tell you if it works.
Your colors
Pantone numbers if you have them. Otherwise the school's brand guide, hex codes, or a physical item we should match.
Your roster
Names, numbers and sizes. A spreadsheet is ideal. It does not have to be final to get a quote.
Anything you like
Photos of uniforms you admire, a sketch, or a description. Reference points make the first design closer to what you want.
Bring your logo. We'll take it from there.
You don't need a finished design to get a quote. Send what you have and we'll work out the rest together.