Match jersey
Sublimation-ready poly carrying crest, name and number.
The spec
- Fabric
- Sublimation-ready poly
- Decoration
- Sublimated — crest, names, numbers
- Names & numbers
- Per piece, no extra minimum
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Custom team kits · made on our own floor
Custom Team Kit Manufacturer
A jersey and short count as one piece against the 30-piece minimum, so thirty sets kits out thirty players — not fifteen.
- From 30 sets
- For clubs, schools & academies
- Youth to 5XL in one order
- Bulk in 3–4 weeks
Wearable Apparels makes complete custom team kits in Sialkot, Pakistan — jersey, short, warm-up layer and travel top in one club colour, across a roster that runs from a nine-year-old to a coach. A jersey and its short count as one piece against the 30-piece minimum, so thirty sets kit out thirty players. Numbering follows the rule your league actually plays under, and a sample is in your hands in about 7 days.
Just share your idea. We review it and propose next steps within 24 hours.
- A set counts as one pieceJersey and short together count once against the 30-piece minimum, so a thirty-set order clothes thirty players rather than fifteen.
- One club colour across four clothsA jersey knit, a short poly and a fleece warm-up each take dye differently. Where the shared colour has to be exact, dyeing them to one colour rather than matching each is the larger-run option, and we say so before any of them is cut.
- Numbered to your league’s ruleSend us the competition you play in and the numbers are set to its specification before you approve the sample, not after a referee objects.
- Bagged by name and numberThe order arrives sorted per player, so handing out kit at training is not an evening of sorting boxes.
From 30 sets. At least six per colour — one full size run — so up to five colours fit in a 30-set order. A jersey and short together count as one piece against that minimum. You start with a single sample and approve it before committing. Names and numbers do not raise the minimum. Shorter runs are taken case by case, and on those payment is two stages instead of three.
Sample in about 7 days. Bulk runs 3–4 weeks after you approve the sample. Worldwide shipping 4–7 days. Give us the date the squad has to be in kit and we plan backwards from it with a buffer, then put the target ship date in your order confirmation. Eid and Pakistani national holidays are already in the plan.
Youth through 5XL in one order, against your minimum. Your colour standard, size spec and print files stay on our floor, so a player who joins next season is cut from the same standard.
Silhouettes
Match jersey, shorts, warm-up, travel tee and keeper set
Every piece runs in the cloths on the next section — and each one can carry a different name and number.
A soccer shirt has to move without flapping, which is knit weight set against body width. Send us a kit you like and we match the fabric and the fit to it.
Fabric
Sublimation-ready polyester, mesh, interlock and terry
Sublimation-ready polyester
Polyester is the only common fibre that dye-sublimation works on. Under heat the disperse dye turns to gas and bonds inside the polymer itself, so the graphic becomes part of the fibre rather than a layer sitting on top of it. That is why a sublimated crest cannot crack or peel the way heat-applied vinyl does.
Birdseye and micro mesh
A knit with small open eyelets that moves air through the garment. Common on basketball jerseys and warm-weather kit.
Interlock
A double-knit with the same face on both sides. More body and less stretch than a single jersey knit, for a heavier, more premium hand.
Poly-spandex
Elastane added for four-way stretch and a closer fit, used where the garment needs to move with the body rather than over it.
Sideline fleece and French terry
Warm-up tops and travel layers, matched to the game kit off the same colour standard rather than eyeballed against a photograph.
There is no governing body anywhere that sets a required fabric weight for a football, soccer or basketball jersey. ASTM D3776 and ISO 3801 define how to measure grams per square metre; neither says what the number should be. Any supplier quoting you an industry-standard GSM for a jersey is quoting a convention, not a standard. What we will do instead is weigh a swatch off your bulk roll and photograph the reading next to the number your approved sample recorded, before anything is cut.
Numbers & names
Your league already decided this.
Football / soccer — FIFA Equipment Regulations 2025
Back shirt number 25–35 cm high for men and 20–35 cm for women, stroke width 2–5 cm. Front shirt and shorts numbers 10–15 cm high, stroke 1–3 cm. Player name in letters 5–7.5 cm high, above the number. The number must contrast sufficiently with the surrounding colour and be clearly legible. UEFA sets the same figures and adds that a number must stay legible from at least 50 metres, with number 1 reserved for the goalkeeper.
US high school basketball — NFHS
Front number at least 4 inches, back number at least 6 inches, stroke at least three-quarters of an inch on both. Legal numbers are 0, 1–5, 00, 10–15, 20–25, 30–35, 40–45 and 50–55 only, and a roster cannot carry both 0 and 00. A single solid colour, clearly contrasting with the jersey body.
US high school football — NFHS 2025
Front number at least 8 inches, back number 10 inches with a stroke of about 1.5 inches, the same colour and style front and back and clearly contrasting with the jersey. Numbers 0 to 99, and a number written with a leading zero such as 07 is illegal. NCAA football matches these heights almost exactly. NCAA basketball changed in 2023–24 and now permits any number from 0 or 00 through 99, so the old restricted list no longer applies there — check your current rulebook rather than an old kit.
The manufacturer’s logo is also capped
FIFA allows a maker’s mark of no more than 20 square centimetres on the chest, on each sleeve and on the shorts. NFHS and NCAA allow a single logo inside two and a quarter square inches. We do not put our name on your gear at all, in any size, so the allowance stays yours to spend on a sponsor.
The most common reason a kit gets sent back is not colour. It is a number that does not meet the competition’s specification. Send us the competition you play in and we set the artwork to its rule before you approve the sample.
Built for the roster
Numbered per player, the full size run, your colour on file
Per-piece names and numbers
Every piece a different name and number, at the same price, without raising the minimum.
The full size run
Youth through 5XL in one order, against your minimum. A roster is never one size.
Your colour standard on file
Colour standard, fabric spec, trims and print files stay with us on file. If a mill, fabric or line ever changes, you are told first and approve a re-sample.
Individual handout packing
Bagged by name or number, so a kit handout does not become a sorting job.
Your mark only
We do not put our logo on your gear. Only yours.
Decoration
Sublimated crest, embroidery, badges and tackle-twill
Sublimated crest, names and numbers
Dyed into the fibre, edge to edge, on poly kit. Cannot crack or peel.
Embroidered crest
A stitched club badge where a raised, premium look is wanted.
Heat-applied competition badges
League and cup marks applied clean on the sleeve.
Tackle-twill numbers
Stitched-on twill where a traditional raised number is the look.
Sublimation ink sits inside the fibre rather than on top of it, so the colour underneath shows through. On a black or navy shirt the base colour swamps the artwork. A dark kit is therefore printed full-panel, or decorated with screen print or heat-applied graphics on a dark base. We tell you which applies before you sample, not after.
How long does a custom order take, start to finish?
Send your idea, tech pack or a garment you own — a real person replies within 24 hours. Approve a single-piece sample in about 7 days; bulk runs 3–4 weeks after approval; DDP delivery lands in 4–7 days.
What actually sets your price?
Fabric & weight, construction, decoration, quantity and trims & private label set your price. Every quote is DDP — freight, duty and VAT itemised — and a real spec gets a reply within 24 hours.
How do you know we're the factory and not a middleman?
You deal directly with the people who cut and sew your order — one floor in Sialkot, no agent between you and it. Before you commit, see the factory on a live video call: your camera, your questions, no script. Payment is staged 40/30/30 (50/50 on runs under 30 pieces) against proof at every stage, with a fix-or-hold remedy if something's off.
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Complete the roster
Kitting out more than one team?
Frequently asked questions
These are the team kit-specific ones. Ordering, payment, shipping and proof are answered on the general FAQ — or reach out to our team.
One. A set counts as a single piece against the 30-piece minimum, so a thirty-set order kits out thirty players.
Yes, from your file. Your pattern, colour standard and print files are held on file, so a single replacement is cut from the same standard rather than treated as a new order. Most suppliers cap this — one large US teamwear maker publishes a limit of two below-minimum reorders a year, and resets it to a full order if you change so much as a text line. We do not run that clock.
It is cut from the same colour standard and the same spec, held on file. Be careful with suppliers who will not commit here — one publishes plainly that exact matches cannot be guaranteed because their equipment and fabric change year to year, and asks you to post them an old garment to match against. If our mill, fabric or line ever changes, you are told first and you approve a re-sample before bulk.
It depends on the competition, and the figures are in the Numbers & names section above — FIFA sets 25–35 cm on the back of a men’s shirt, NFHS sets six inches for high school basketball and ten for football. Send us the competition and we set the artwork to its rule before you approve the sample.
Usually yours, if you are at home. A typical youth association rule has the home team in the darker jersey and the visitors in the lighter one, and if a clash remains it is the home team that must change. It is worth ordering a contrast set at the same time as the first kit rather than discovering this in week three.
Long names get truncated by the space above the number, not by us — one club caps surnames at twelve characters including spaces for exactly this reason. Send the roster and we will tell you which names will not fit at the letter height your league requires, before anything is printed.
Not directly. Sublimation ink sits inside the fibre, so the base colour shows through and swamps the artwork. A dark kit is printed full-panel or decorated on a dark base instead. We tell you which applies before you sample.
No. Only yours. FIFA would allow us twenty square centimetres on the chest and NFHS two and a quarter square inches. We use none of it.
Yes. Give us the date, we plan backwards with a buffer and put the target ship date in your order confirmation. If a date slips you are told as soon as we know, with the reason and a revised date, not after you chase.
No. We quote DDP — freight, duty, VAT and carrier fees are paid before the parcel lands and shown as separate lines in your quote. If destination duty law changes between quote and dispatch, we re-quote before shipping.
Start your project
See us before you commit.
Book a live tour, or send your crest and roster and we will propose next steps within 24 hours. A single sample is how most orders start — approve the real garment before bulk.
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