Sublimation
Dye is bonded into polyester fabric, so the design becomes part of the cloth rather than sitting on top. It cannot crack or peel.
From 10 pieces
How it works
You design it, we proof it, you approve it, we print it. Nothing is cut until the proof has your yes.
Four steps from idea to delivery
- 1
Pick your garment
Jersey, t-shirt, polo or hoodie — with the fabric and printing method that suits how it will be worn.
- 2
Design it
Start from a template or a blank. Set your colours, drop in your logo, and add text.
- 3
Add the squad
Paste or import your roster and every player gets their own name, number and size.
- 4
Approve the proof
We send a proof sheet showing the front and back. Nothing is printed until you approve it.
Choosing a printing method
The method decides what a design can do and how many pieces you have to order. The designer only offers what a given garment supports.
Screen printing
Ink pushed through a stencil, one screen per colour. Cheapest per unit at volume.
From 25 pieces
Heat transfer
Vinyl or transfer film pressed onto the garment. Ideal for individual names and numbers.
From 1 pieces
Embroidery
Stitched thread. The most premium finish, and it never fades or peels.
From 12 pieces
Fabrics we stock
Polyester
The standard sublimation base. Holds full-colour print permanently and washes well.
Dry-fit
Moisture-wicking knit that pulls sweat off the skin. The usual choice for match kit.
Micro mesh
Fine open weave, the lightest and coolest option.
Bird-eye
Textured knit with tiny air pockets — breathable with more body than mesh.
Interlock
Smooth, dense double knit. Prints crisply and drapes neatly.
Cotton
Soft natural fibre, comfortable off the pitch. Not for sublimation.
Cotton blend
Cotton-polyester mix — cotton's feel with better shape retention and lower cost.
Lycra blend
Four-way stretch for a close athletic fit.
Premium sports
Heavier performance knit with a matte finish, closest to retail club kit.