American football
Identify the protective equipment worn beneath the garments; the apparel brief must describe that intended combination.
Explore American football
TEAMWEAR / SPORTSWEAR MANUFACTURING
Your range starts here.
Browse sport and garment categories, then use their dedicated pages to define the products, sizes and finishes for your enquiry.
GARMENT DEVELOPMENT / BUYER GUIDE
Explore the complete range.
Choose a garment category to see fit, material, construction and artwork decisions for your brief.
Athleisure
Define the everyday silhouette, layering weight and relationship between tops and bottoms.
Explore Athleisure
Baseball
Define the playing silhouette and separate jersey, pants and training requirements.
Explore Baseball
Basketball
Plan jersey and short proportions together, and identify reversible garments separately if required.
Explore Basketball
Compression & base layers
Describe the intended layering system and close-fit preference. Do not assume a medical or measured-compression claim.
Explore Compression & base layers
Cricket
Separate playing whites from coloured match programmes and identify any layering requirements.
Explore Cricket
Gym & training
Describe the training movements and whether the fit should be relaxed, regular or close to the body.
Explore Gym & training
Netball
Identify whether the programme uses dresses or separates, and include positional identification requirements in the brief.
Explore Netball
Performance outerwear
Describe weather exposure and layering requirements. Separate appearance preferences from tested weather-protection claims.
Explore Performance outerwear
Rugby
State the intended level of play, preferred shirt fit and whether garments will be worn over additional layers.
Explore Rugby
Running
Describe distance, layering preferences and storage needs so the garment brief reflects how runners will use it.
Explore Running
Volleyball
State sleeve preferences, jersey length and the planned combination of playing and warm-up garments.
Explore Volleyball
Women's activewear
Define the intended activity and fit preference for each garment; do not treat every bra or legging as the same construction.
Explore Women's activewearGARMENT DEVELOPMENT / BUYER GUIDE
Match, train and travel.
Coordinate garment roles across the collection rather than specifying each piece in isolation.
Playing garments
Jerseys, shorts and sport-specific playing pieces. Review each sport page before choosing the construction.
Training layers
Practice garments and warm-up pieces planned around activity and layering.
Off-field garments
Tracksuits, sweatshirts and coordinated travel pieces carrying the same identity.
SPECIFY / REVIEW / APPROVE
Define the finish.
Add artwork and presentation requirements to the product brief.
Artwork placement
Provide dimensions and positions for each mark. Review artwork against seams and the full size range.
Label details
Supply wording, dimensions and location. Confirm the label material and how it feels inside the garment.
Trims and closures
Identify zip, cord and fastening requirements separately. Agree the physical reference before approval.
SPECIFY / REVIEW / APPROVE
Prepare a comparable product enquiry.
Keep the details consistent across the items you request.
Garments and sizes
List the style reference and quantity for each size.
Materials and colours
Include composition, weight and colour references where known.
Destination and timing
State the delivery area and target arrival date. Request timing against the confirmed scope.
SPECIFY / REVIEW / APPROVE
Coordinate the order.
Make the collection easier to quote and pack.
Range breakdown
Separate opening quantities from potential repeat orders.
Packing schedule
Identify size labels, individual packing and carton requirements.
SPECIFY / REVIEW / APPROVE
Catalogue questions.
Use a category page to prepare the technical details.
Where are prices and minimum quantities?
Request these against the selected garments, materials, decoration and quantity breakdown. This pilot does not publish unconfirmed prices or minimums.
Can I combine different garments in one enquiry?
Yes. List each garment, size breakdown and quantity separately so the quotation can identify the requirements and costs for each item.
YOUR NEXT MANUFACTURING BRIEF
Request a range quotation.
Describe the garments, estimated quantities, destination and decisions you need help with. Include sample and artwork requirements so the brief can be reviewed together.