How an order runs
From your badge to your boxes
Six steps. You sign off on each one, and nothing goes into production until you have held a sample in your hand. Here is exactly what happens and roughly how long it takes.
Send us the basics
Your badge as a file if you have one, a photo if you don't. Your colours, roughly how many pieces, and the date you need them. That is enough to start.
We draw the kit
Flat mockups of the whole set — front, back, sleeve, shorts. Change anything you like, as many times as you like. It costs nothing if you order.
One sample, couriered
Your colours, your badge, one size, made properly. Try it on a player. The sample cost comes off the invoice when you order.
You confirm and we start
Fit, fabric and colour signed off. We lock the size breakdown and the squad list, and send a proforma invoice with real dates on it.
Production
Cutting, printing, stitching, checking, packing — all in our unit. You get progress photos every week and a video call whenever you ask.
Labelled, packed, shipped
Your neck label, your hang tag, your poly bag. Nothing in the box says our name. Then FOB Sialkot or straight to your door.
Reorders
The second order is much faster
Once we have made your kit, your patterns, specs and artwork stay on our system. A mid-season top-up skips design and sampling and goes straight to the cutting table — usually two to three weeks door to door. On repeat programmes we also hold fabric in your colours so you are not waiting on a dye lot.
What it costs
Why there is no price list on this site
A plain training tee and a sublimated goalkeeper kit are nowhere near each other, and a price that covers both is no use to you. Tell us the styles and roughly how many, and you get a line-by-line quote the same day — real numbers, not a range.
Next step
Ready to start at step one?
Send the badge and the colours. Everything after that is us doing the work while you approve it.