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We have made ordering custom uniforms as simple as possible. Please see the steps below and do not hesitate to contact us if you have any further questions.

Step 1. Either add the products you require to your cart or email us with your list of products. We do not need to know sizes at this stage, just the quantity of each product will do.

Step 2. We will be in contact in regards to the customisation of your product. We will ask for any design ideas, garment colours, logos, names and numbers that need to be added to the garments.

Step 3. You will be emailed with a mock up of your design. Once this is approved we will ask you to collate a list of sizes, names and numbers to finalise the order.

Step 4. A final invoice will be emailed, once this has been paid then production will commence.

Step 5. You will be emailed a 'strike off' of your products. This is an actual print out of your garment on the sublimated material. At this stage all logos, colours and designs can be approved.
For embroidered garments, a proof of your embroidery will be emailed for approval.
For knitted scarves, beanies and socks you will receive an email with a knitted proof for approval.

Step 6. Full production will commence. For sublimated items, production will take approximately 5-6 weeks.
For printed or embroidered garments, production will take 2-3 weeks.
For knitted socks, scarves and beanies productions will take 4-5 weeks.
Please let us know in advance if the garments are needed for a particular date. We will try our best to accomodate this.

Our custom garments are 100% customisable due to a printing a printing technique called sublimation. This is a process where dye directly penetrates the fibres of the fabric. Unlike traditional printing methods that sit on top of the fabric, sublimation ensures that the design becomes part of the material itself. This results in vibrant, durable, and high-quality prints that won’t fade, crack, or peel over time. Sublimation works best on polyester fabrics, as the dye bonds with the synthetic fibres during the heating process, allowing for full-color, intricate designs that are resistant to wear. This method is perfect for creating custom team uniforms due to its ability to produce lightweight, breathable garments with no restriction to design detail.