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Your team. Your colours. · 13 sports on the rail

01 / 13 · Field

Match kit, goalkeeper and training pieces.

Custom teamwear for your sport.

A strong team kit brief starts with the sport, the garments players need and the identity they will wear. Choose a sport below, then tell WhatsNext Apparels about your roster, colour palette, sizes and artwork.

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02 Your next decision

Find your sport.

Thirteen sports, each with its own page of garment, fit and identity questions. Filter by where you play, then open your sport.

13 sports shown

03 Order planning

Minimum order & production windows.

Share the garment types, size run and design references for your project.

Confirm how the 50-piece minimum applies to your mix of styles and colours, and agree your order-specific schedule in the quotation. Delivery transit is separate from these production times.

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Order planningWhatsNext · Sialkot
Minimum orderpieces
Sampling timedays
Bulk productiondays

Transit · separateSchedule · in your quotation

04 Look closer

Plan the whole size run.

Prepare a player list with sizes, names and numbers where needed. Keep goalkeeper, coaching or warm-up pieces separate from the match kit. A clear roster makes artwork placement and quantity checks easier before an order is agreed.

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Four navy team jerseys laid out from largest to smallest, with shorts, a clipboard and a tape measure LAdult MAdult SAdult YYouth Player list
One style · every size · illustrative layout

05 Specification checkpoints

Plan a kit by garment and player.

A roster is more useful when it separates playing kit, warm-up pieces and any goalkeeper or staff styles. Record sizes and personalization against each piece before requesting an order quote.

Tap a checkpoint to see where it lives on a roster.

Example roster layout

Artwork Crest · frontSponsor · frontName + no. · back
StyleName / no.SizeQty

Playing kit

Jersey + shortsPLAYER · 07M1
Jersey + shortsPLAYER · 10L1

Goalkeeper

GK jerseyPLAYER · 01XL1

Warm-up & staff

Warm-up top—S–XLby size
Staff polo—M–Lby size

Check spellingsTotals by style + size

06 Before the order

Carry the identity through every piece.

Share your club colours, crest file, sponsor artwork and examples of the finish you want. Confirm placement and application method against each garment before the specification is final.

Front and back of a navy team jersey with sky-blue shoulder panels and white trims, on a concrete plinth
Front · back · illustrative design direction
  1. 01

    Club colours

    Send your main, secondary and trim colours so every piece in the set reads as one team.

  2. 02

    Crest file

    Share the crest artwork you will wear, so its size and position can be checked on each garment.

  3. 03

    Sponsor artwork

    Add any sponsor marks and where they belong, front or back.

  4. 04

    Finish & method

    Show examples of the finish you want. Placement and application method are confirmed against each garment before the specification is final.

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07 Your buying decisions

Choose fabric around the sport.

Three questions to settle before a quote: what the match garments are made of, what players train and travel in, and how the identity goes onto the fabric.

Macro view of sky-blue eyelet mesh knit

01 · Match garments

Match garments

Compare approved interlock, mesh or stretch-knit candidates by contact, opacity, climate, movement and laundering. Request actual composition and GSM.

Macro view of navy ripstop woven fabric

02 · Training and travel

Training & travel

Define woven-bottom and warmup needs separately from competition jerseys. A complete set may combine materials with different colour behaviour.

Sky-blue WhatsNext jersey front with a navy number 08 jersey behind

03 · Kit identity

Kit identity

Confirm compatible sublimation, embroidery, transfers, crests or appliqué on the actual fabric. Screen previews are proposals; physical samples and proofs establish the approved finish.

08 Your buying decisions

Size the garments, then sign off the roster.

Five sign-offs between a first enquiry and a reorder you can trust. Each one stamps as you pass it.

Size the garments

  1. 01

    Measure each garment

    Compare body chest/waist/hip with finished jersey width, length, sleeve and short measurements. Use the product-specific cm/in chart; letter sizes alone are insufficient.

  2. 02

    Fit samples and wearer blocks

    Ask for the actual supported adult, women’s and youth blocks. Check movement and kit layering before approving a size run.

  3. 03

    Roster sign-off

    Keep initial enquiries to garment, size and quantities. Approved names/numbers and packing codes belong in a later secure roster; confirm spellings and sponsor rights before production.

Keep approvals attached to the order

  1. 04

    Design and sample

    Choose a design or send an original brief. Confirm garment/decoration, fit/colour and artwork proof before entering final quantities.

  2. 05

    Production reference

    Sign off roster spelling, numbers, sponsor marks and packing codes. Agree production timing and transit, then retain the approved references for reorder discussions.

09 Questions answered

Before you enquire.

Fourteen practical answers, from what to put in a first message to reorders next season.

Before you enquire

What should a teamwear enquiry include?

Tell us the sport, garments, quantities, sizes, colours, player details, artwork and required date.

Are names and numbers part of every kit?

List any personalization you need in the brief. The available method and placement should be confirmed against the garment.

Before you request a quote

What does a kit include?

List jersey, bottom and any layers separately. A design may illustrate more than one garment; the quotation must state exactly what is included.

Can sizes and colours be mixed within the minimum?

Ask how the published 50-piece company minimum applies by garment, style, design and colour. The design library is not a product-level minimum policy.

Can every player have a different name and number?

Provide a later approved roster and request supported personalization, file format, proofing and charges. Do not place private player data in the public enquiry URL.

Is sublimation compatible with our fabric?

Request a fabric-specific recommendation and sample/strike-off. Material, artwork and colour approval determine compatibility; a visual preview is insufficient.

Are sponsor logos included in the price?

Ask the quotation to itemize artwork/setup, crests, numbers, names and packing. Obtain rights to sponsor artwork; no all-inclusive price is assumed.

Can an original kit be developed?

Share your logo, palette, garment list and original references. Confirm design scope, charges, revisions and final proof approval.

How do we choose different wearer sizes?

Use the exact garment chart in cm/in and confirm fit blocks. Ask about fit samples before a full roster sign-off.

Can you match our current kit?

Supply a physical reference and identify material and colour priorities. Match approval is specific to substrate and process; a screen colour is not sufficient.

When should we start for a new season?

Work back from your required date through fit samples, colour/artwork and roster approval, production and transit. Published sample/bulk windows need an order-specific start trigger.

Can we add players or reorder next season?

Confirm retained design references, top-up minimums and fabric/trim continuity. Reorder terms may differ from the initial order.

Can kits be packed by player or team?

Request the actual packing options, labels, secure roster process and charges before committing to them.

Will the design meet competition rules?

Supply current league specifications for marks, colour and numbers. Each design needs review; no blanket competition approval is claimed.

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What are we making next?

Send your garment types, quantities, sizes, colours and artwork references. We can then discuss the details specific to your project.

Which sport? (optional, helps your brief)
Add timing, destination or artwork (optional)
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Images on this page illustrate design directions. Materials, specifications and order terms are confirmed for each enquiry.

Soccer, basketball, cricket and volleyball kits in navy and sky blue on concrete plinths

11 / Your buying decisions

Turn the brief into a quote.

Tell us your garments, intended use, style and colour quantities, destination and the decisions you need help with. Materials, construction, minimums and delivery are agreed for the exact enquiry.

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Plan the next step · useful pages for your order

Our process ↗ Materials and feel ↗ Size and fit ↗ Customization ↗

Your buying decisions · find the kit for your sport

Illustrations show design directions. They do not establish available products, performance, certification or factory equipment.