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WhatsNext soccer kit: jersey with name and number, and match shorts

Custom soccer kits. Your next season.

Match kit, goalkeeper and training pieces in your colours, made to your brief in Sialkot, Pakistan.

Navy corner flag with the WhatsNext logo under stadium floodlights

01 Soccer · your colours

Your colours. Your kit.

Planning soccer kits for your club, academy or next collection? Share your garment list, quantities, colours and artwork with WhatsNext Apparels in Sialkot. We start with your team’s brief.

02 Soccer · the kit bag

Build your kit.

Explore these design concepts, then tell us which garments your squad needs. Tap a piece to put it on your team sheet.

Sky-blue WhatsNext match jersey under floodlights

Apparel concept · 01

Match kit

Jerseys and shorts for your match-day brief. Include your home and away colours.

Long-sleeve charcoal goalkeeper jersey

Apparel concept · 02

Goalkeeper

Tell us the goalkeeper garments, colours and sleeve preferences you need.

Navy quarter-zip training top

Apparel concept · 03

Training

Share your training or warm-up garment list and how the pieces should work together.

03 Soccer · fabric & feel

Fabric & feel.

Start with the activity and the feel you want. Share an existing jersey or fabric reference so we can discuss the material options for your order.

  1. 01

    Intended use

    Match days, regular training or a coordinated team collection? Tell us how each garment will be used.

  2. 02

    Fabric preference

    Share a composition, weight or sample reference if you have one. We review it with your brief.

  3. 03

    Weight & feel

    Describe the feel, coverage and stretch you prefer. Final material specifications belong in the agreed order details.

Layers of sky-blue smooth knit, navy knit and black mesh
Illustrative texture · move to inspect

04 Soccer · the customization studio

Make it yours.

Sky-blue jersey with navy side panels, front and back Jersey with WHATSNEXT FC on the chest and YOUR NAME 10 on the back Jersey in an all-over royal-blue sublimated pattern Jersey with an open mesh texture Jersey with a smooth dense interlock texture Jersey with a fine technical-knit texture

Colour & panels

01 / 06 — Your starting kit

One kit. Every possibility.

Start with a coordinated front and back. Keep the silhouette you like, then explore how your team identity, artwork and fabric brief change its character.

Your colour direction Send your main, secondary and trim colours, plus any home and away variations.

02 / 06 — Names & numbers

Make your team known.

A team name across the chest. A player name and number on the back. The same jersey becomes unmistakably yours with a coordinated lettering layout.

Personalisation brief Share your roster, names, numbers, lettering style and placement references. We review the application method with your garment details.

03 / 06 — All-over print

Design without the edges.

Take the artwork across the whole jersey. This sublimation concept carries a tonal pattern through the front, back and sleeves, keeping the kit shape consistent.

Artwork direction Send your pattern or inspiration, team colours and sponsor positions. We discuss the print layout and suitable fabric before approval.

04 / 06 — Mesh texture

Change the structure.

A visibly open mesh gives this version a different surface. Compare the same jersey front and back, then tell us where you want a more open construction.

Fabric discussion Specify whole-body mesh or selected panels, the intended activity and your preferred coverage. Final construction and weight are confirmed with your quote.

05 / 06 — Interlock knit

A smoother surface.

A dense interlock-style texture gives the kit a cleaner, more even appearance. Keep your palette and placements while exploring a different fabric feel.

Fabric discussion Share a fabric sample or a composition and weight reference. Ask us to confirm the interlock options for your proposed kit.

06 / 06 — Performance knit

Build your performance brief.

A fine technical-knit surface for your training or match-kit brief. The texture is a visual reference; moisture management depends on the selected fabric and finish.

Fabric discussion Share a moisture-wicking fabric reference, preferred weight and stretch. We confirm the available composition and finishing options for your order.

Visual concepts for your brief. Materials, finishes and application methods are confirmed with your order details.

05 Soccer · size run

Fit the whole squad.

Make the size breakdown part of the brief from the start. Build your size run below and we will see the whole squad at a glance.

Size run · pieces per size

Total pieces

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0 of the 50-piece minimum

Folded jersey and shorts with a tape measure on a bench
Fit planning concept
  1. 01

    Garment sizes

    List the number of pieces needed in each size, separately for each garment type.

  2. 02

    Player list

    Keep names, numbers and sizes together to make the requirements easy to review.

  3. 03

    Fit references

    Say whether your reference is a body or a finished-garment measurement, and ask for size guidance before confirming an order.

06 Soccer · the build-up

From brief to kit.

Let’s make the decisions clear before your order is confirmed.

  1. 01

    Your brief

    Share the garment list, quantities, colours and artwork.

  2. 02

    Design details

    Discuss materials, fit and the placements you want.

  3. 03

    Approval requirements

    Tell us whether you need a sample or design proof, so availability and terms can be discussed.

  4. 04

    Timing

    Share your required date and destination. Confirm the agreed schedule in the quote.

07 Soccer · plan your order

Plan your order.

The clearer your brief, the more useful the next conversation.

  1. 01

    Quantities

    Give an approximate total and a breakdown by garment. Mention whether this is a first order or a repeat.

  2. 02

    Sample requirements

    Tell us what you want to review before proceeding, and ask about the sample process and its terms.

  3. 03

    Required date

    Include your match, launch or training date and any flexibility.

  4. 04

    Destination

    Share the delivery country and postcode so logistics can be discussed.

Order planning · minimum order & production windows

Minimum orderpcs
Samplingdays
Bulk productiondays

For custom soccer kits, include your roster, garment types and quantity by size. 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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08 Soccer · questions

Soccer questions.

Practical starting points for your kit enquiry.

What garments should I include in my soccer kit enquiry?

List each piece separately: for example match jerseys, shorts, goalkeeper garments or training pieces, with the quantity for each. The pictured designs are concepts to help explain your brief; availability is reviewed with your enquiry.

Can I send existing artwork or a kit reference?

Yes. Describe the artwork or reference in your enquiry and tell us where you want it placed. Use WhatsApp if you prefer to share the reference there. Colours and application details can then be discussed for your garments.

How should I prepare a team size list?

Group the quantities by garment and size. If you need player names or numbers, keep those beside the relevant size. Include an existing fit reference if you have one and request size guidance before confirming the order.

What are the minimum order and lead time?

The minimum order is 50 pieces. Sampling takes 7–10 days and bulk production takes 21–30 days. Confirm the minimum’s basis for your garment mix and the full delivery schedule in the quotation.

Can I ask about a sample or repeat order?

Include your sample needs or previous order reference in the brief. Sample terms, material availability and repeat-order details should be confirmed as part of the quotation.

What should I send for a useful quote?

Start with the garment list, quantities, colours, sizes, artwork requirements and destination. Add your required date and any fabric or fit references. If something is undecided, tell us where you need guidance.

09 Teamwear / soccer

Your team. Your brief.

Tell us what you’re planning. Share the details you know and the decisions you want to discuss.

10 / Soccer · full time

Your next kit starts here.

Your team. Your colours. Your next conversation.

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