Custom Team Apparel and Travel Wear
Warm-ups, hoodies, performance tees, coaching polos and training pinnies — the
layers a squad wears to the fixture, on the bench and on the bus home.
Common buyer questions:
- Embroidery or print on a warm-up? Embroidery, in almost every case. A warm-up jacket outlives the season it was ordered for, and stitching outlasts any surface decoration. The exception is artwork with detail finer than about 15mm, which embroidery will swallow — we will say so before it goes to production.
- What weight hoodie should we order? 8.5oz cotton-poly fleece is the standard travel-day layer and the item a team shop reorders most. Lighter weights read cheap in the hand; heavier ones are unusable indoors.
- Do coaching staff items match the playing kit? Yes. The crest is applied from the same master artwork file across every item, scaled and placed appropriately for each, so a polo and a jersey read as the same programme.
- Why do pinnies come numbered? So a coach can call a player by the bib rather than the name during a session with two squads on the pitch. They arrive in a drawstring sack in the same colour; most programmes order two sets in contrasting colours.
- Can we add names to hoodies for a roster? Yes, on the back or the sleeve. Send the roster with the order and we proof the full list back before production.