Apparel concept · 01
Main playing kit
Name the rugby code and describe the jersey and shorts fit for your primary club colours. Share comparable playing-kit references.
Custom rugby kits. Your club. Your next phase.
Playing kits and training apparel, briefed for your rugby code and club. WhatsNext Apparels · Sialkot, Pakistan
01 Rugby · your colours
Your colours. Your club.
Build a rugby kit enquiry around the code you play and the people wearing it. WhatsNext Apparels in Sialkot, Pakistan welcomes club, school and academy briefs for playing jerseys, shorts and coordinated training apparel, with clear fit and artwork requirements from the start.
02 Rugby · 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
Alternative kit
Plan a second playing colourway, with separate quantities and any changes to the sponsor, panel or number layout.
Apparel concept · 03
Training & clubwear
List training tees and warm-up pieces separately, keeping the crest and club colours connected across the range.
03 Rugby · fabric & feel
Fabric & feel.
Use a reference garment to explain the intended feel and construction. Contact-game clothing requirements should be discussed specifically before an order is agreed.
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Game & use
Identify rugby union, league, sevens or another format and distinguish playing from training garments.
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Fabric & stretch
Share preferred material weight, stretch and hand-feel instead of assuming one fabric suits every item.
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Construction details
Mark collar, seam and panel details that matter to your brief. Confirm specifications and any applicable clothing requirements separately.
04 Rugby · make it yours
Make it yours.
Carry the club identity across the jersey and shorts with a clear plan for every mark and number.
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Show your main, alternative and training colourways with references.
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Map the chest, sleeve and back artwork and identify any required clear areas.
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Provide the number and naming layout for the kit version you want reviewed.
05 Rugby · size run
Fit the whole squad.
Agree the intended playing fit using a comparable rugby garment, then build a separate size breakdown for training and clubwear. 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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Playing fit
Explain how close or relaxed you want the jersey to sit and provide garment measurements.
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Shorts sizing
Record waist, length and preferred cut separately from shirt size.
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Squad variations
Identify youth, adult and other cut requirements so each is reviewed on its own terms.
06 Rugby · 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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Club brief
Share the rugby code, squad breakdown and playing or training requirement.
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Technical references
Discuss fit, fabric, collar details and artwork positions.
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Review plan
State the fit, fabric or design points you need to assess before confirmation.
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Fixture planning
Give your first fixture or tour date plus the delivery destination.
07 Rugby · plan your order
Plan your order.
Prepare the playing kit and training collection as connected but distinct garment lists.
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Squad quantities
List each product, size and kit colourway.
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Artwork versions
Identify sponsor or squad-specific variations before the layout is agreed.
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Sample needs
Tell us what you need to assess and ask for the available review process and terms.
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Delivery target
Include country, postcode and required date. Confirm final order quantities and the proposed schedule in the quotation.
Order planning · minimum order & production windows
For custom rugby kits & club 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 Rugby · questions
Rugby questions.
Useful answers before you send your teamwear brief.
Should I specify the rugby code?
Yes. State union, league, sevens or the format you play, and include any clothing guidance supplied by your organiser. This keeps the garment discussion relevant to your intended use.
How do I explain the jersey fit we want?
Share measurements from a comparable rugby jersey and describe the preferred fit through the chest, body and sleeves. A training T-shirt reference may not communicate the same playing fit.
Can club sponsors and player numbers be included?
Send artwork and a placement plan for each kit version. Identify chest, sleeve and back positions, plus the required number layout, so the design can be reviewed as a complete set.
Do these concepts establish competition approval?
No. They illustrate apparel design direction. Share the requirements that apply to your rugby code and competition; material, construction and any relevant compliance details must be confirmed for the proposed order.
Can we enquire about training and tour clothing too?
Add those garments as separate lines with quantities, sizes and artwork preferences. Note which colours and crest treatments should match the playing kit and which can differ.
09 Teamwear / Rugby
Your team. Your brief.
Tell us your rugby code, playing-fit reference, jersey and shorts quantities, club artwork and fixture date. Include training or tour clothing as separate items.
10 / Rugby · full time
Your next phase starts here.
Share your club colours, rugby code and the playing fit your squad prefers.
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