Apparel concept · 01
Court polo kit
Discuss a club polo and shorts, including collar, sleeve, pocket and coverage preferences for your racket sport.
Custom racket sports kit. Your club. Your next point.
Court polos, tennis dresses and training wear, planned around your racket sport. WhatsNext Apparels · Sialkot, Pakistan
01 Racket Sports · your colours
Your game. Your club identity.
A tennis club, badminton squad and padel team can share a strong visual identity while needing different clothing briefs. Tell WhatsNext Apparels in Sialkot which racket sport you play and the garments you need, from a court polo and shorts to a tennis-dress or training-wear enquiry.
02 Racket Sports · the kit bag
Build your kit.
Start with the garments your team needs. These design concepts help explain your brief; the options for your order will be reviewed with your enquiry. Tap a piece to put it on your team sheet.
Apparel concept · 02
Tennis dress
Include a tennis-dress brief with your preferred neckline, finished length and any inner-layer requirements for review.
Apparel concept · 03
Training & warm-up
Coordinate court apparel with the training or warm-up garments your members need.
03 Racket Sports · fabric & feel
Fabric & feel.
Start with your specific sport, playing environment and preferred garment shape. Fabric hand-feel and movement are best discussed against a physical reference.
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Sport & setting
Tell us the racket sport and whether the clothing is mainly for indoor courts, outdoor play or club use.
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Weight & stretch
Share the weight, stretch and coverage you prefer during reaching and serving movements.
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Garment details
Discuss pockets, linings and any extra coverage separately from the main fabric choice.
04 Racket Sports · make it yours
Make it yours.
Keep your club identity clear while leaving room for sport-specific artwork and placement decisions.
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Provide the crest or club wordmark with a chest, sleeve or back placement reference.
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Show which colours belong to playing tops, bottoms and warm-up pieces.
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List any names, initials or squad identifiers and the garments that should carry them.
05 Racket Sports · size run
Fit the whole squad.
Fit preferences vary across garment types. Build the brief by product, cut and wearer instead of applying one size to an entire outfit. Build your size run below.
Size run · pieces per size
Total pieces
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0 of the 50-piece minimum
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Top shape
Record the preferred polo, tee or sleeveless cut and finished length.
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Dress & bottom fit
Record tennis-dress length separately from short, skirt or skort sizing. Add any inner-layer preferences to the brief.
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Movement reference
Share a court garment that fits well and describe any changes to room, coverage or waistband feel.
06 Racket Sports · the build-up
From brief to kit.
Turn your team requirements into a clear order discussion, with the details agreed before production.
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Name the sport
Identify the racket sport, club and playing or off-court use.
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Build the set
Choose the garments to review with colour, fabric and fit references.
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Check details
Discuss artwork proofs and any sample needs for pockets, length or cut.
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Set the target
Provide event dates, quantities and destination for the quotation.
07 Racket Sports · plan your order
Plan your order.
A useful racket-sports enquiry explains both the club collection and the practical details of each garment.
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Product breakdown
List each top and bottom style with quantities by size.
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Sport-specific details
Flag pocket needs, layering preferences and any event clothing requirements.
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Review priorities
Tell us which fabric, fit or artwork decisions need a sample or closer review.
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Delivery brief
Give the required date and postcode. Confirm available options, order terms and timing in the quote.
Order planning · minimum order & production windows
For custom racket sports teamwear kits, include your roster, garment types and quantity by size.
Minimum orderpcs
Samplingdays
Bulk productiondays
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.
Discuss your order ↗08 Racket Sports · questions
Racket sports questions.
Useful answers before you send your teamwear brief.
Which racket sport should I select in my enquiry?
Name the actual sport, such as tennis, badminton, padel, squash or table tennis. This page groups club apparel enquiries, but each sport and competition can have different clothing preferences or requirements.
Can a club brief include polos and playing tees?
Yes. List them separately with their quantities, sizes and intended use. Explain which crest, colour and artwork details should connect the playing and clubwear pieces.
How should I specify pockets for court shorts or skirts?
Describe the pocket position and intended use, and share a reference garment if you have one. Pocket construction is a detail to confirm with the proposed garment rather than assume from a concept image.
Can we discuss a tennis dress alongside polo-and-shorts kits?
List the dress as a separate product with quantities, sizes, neckline and length preferences. Include any inner-layer or coverage requirements and explain which colours and artwork it should share with the rest of the club collection.
How do we handle tournament clothing requirements?
Send the relevant event or league guidance with your artwork brief, especially where colours or logo positions matter. Do this before the final layout is agreed.
09 Teamwear / Racket Sports
Your team. Your brief.
Name your racket sport and list your court tops, playing bottoms and warm-up pieces. Add artwork, quantities and any practical details such as pockets or coverage.
10 / Racket Sports · match point
Your next point starts here.
Tell us your racket sport, courtwear choices and the club identity you want to build.
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