Stage 01Share your requirements
Send the product, a reference or sketch, a rough quantity, your logo and where it ships. A person reads it and replies with a quote.
- Product and quantity
- Logo and colours
- Where it ships
Stage 1 of 5
Our process
How custom boxing gloves and fight gear are made, from brief to delivery.
Sparwright is an OEM and private label manufacturer in Sialkot, Pakistan. Every order, from custom boxing gloves to fightwear, runs through the same five stages: your brief, a mockup, a physical sample you approve, bulk production checked against that sample, then packing and export to the UK or Europe.
- A person reads every brief
- Nothing goes to bulk before your sample
- Made in our Sialkot workshop
- Shipped to the UK and Europe
Stage by stage
The custom order process, stage by stage.
Five stages and two sign-offs, the same for custom boxing gloves, fightwear and lifting gear.
Stage 01
Stage 02Review the concept and mockup
We turn your brief into a digital mockup at no cost, and agree the colours, logo placement, materials, closure, labels and packaging with you. Ask for as many changes as you need until it's right.
- Free mockup, unlimited changes
- Specification agreed
- Issues raised early
Your sign-off: you approve the mockup
Stage 2 of 5
Stage 03Approve a physical sample
We make a physical sample and send it by courier. It reaches you in 7–10 days. If it needs changes, your first revised sample is free. Once you approve it, production starts and we confirm your dispatch date in writing.
- Free, with you in 7–10 days
- First revised sample free
- Dispatch date in writing
Your sign-off: you approve the sample before bulk
Stage 3 of 5
Stage 04Bulk production and quality checks
We make your order in our Sialkot workshop and check it against the approved sample. Fightwear, club apparel, rash guards and BJJ gis typically take 3–5 weeks; gloves, pads, protective gear, bags and lifting gear typically take 4–6 weeks, plus courier transit. Your exact dispatch date is confirmed in writing with your quote.
- Typically 3–6 weeks from approval
- Checked against your sample
- Inspection record on request
Stage 4 of 5
Stage 05Packing, export and delivery
Then we count it, pack it the way you asked and ship it by international courier with its documents to the UK or Europe. Your approved sample stays with us for reorders.
- Your packaging
- Export documents
- Sample kept for reorders
Stage 5 of 5
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Before you start
What to include in your brief.
Send what you have. Anything missing is asked for before a mockup is made, so a brief does not need to be complete.
- The product or productsOne line or several
- A reference, sketch or tech packWhatever you have
- An approximate quantity“Not sure yet” is fine
- Your logo artwork and placementVector if you have it
- Colour referencesPantone, a sample or a photo
- Label and care wordingFor the market you sell in
- Packaging requirementsPolybag, box, hang tags
- Where the order shipsUK or European destination
Your sign-offs
Two approvals, then bulk.
- The mockupFree, with as many changes as you need: your design on the product, with the specification it will be sampled to.
- The physical sampleFree, with you in 7–10 days: materials, construction, sizing and finish, in your hands. The first revised sample is free too.
- Then bulk beginsTypically 3–6 weeks from approval, depending on the product, made and checked against the sample you approved, plus courier transit. Your exact dispatch date is confirmed in writing with your quote.
Nothing goes to bulk until you approve the sample.
After you approve
After you approve the sample.
Bulk is made to the sample you signed off. Here is what follows, and what stays on file for next time.
Made, checked and dispatched
Your order is made to the approved sample and checked against it before it leaves. It ships by international courier with the commercial invoice and the packing list, and the courier's air waybill carries the tracking number, so you can follow it to your door.
The inspection record, on request
Each check against the sample is recorded before dispatch: measurements and weight, construction, logo placement, colour and labels. The record is kept, with the count and carton details, and shared if you ask for it.
Reorders from the same reference
Your artwork and specification are stored digitally, and the approved sample is kept in the workshop. A reorder is made and checked against that physical sample, not a photo, so the second run matches the first.
By product
The process for each product line.
Every line runs through the same five stages. Each product page shows them on that product, with what is checked before dispatch.
- Boxing GlovesTraining, sparring, bag, competition, kids'Order process
- MMA Gloves and GearCompetition, sparring, grappling, kids'Order process
- Pads, Bags and MittsFocus mitts, Thai pads, punch bags, setsOrder process
- Protective GearHead guards, body, shin, wraps, supportsOrder process
- Lifting Belts and GearLeather and lever belts, straps, wraps, sleevesOrder process
- Fightwear and ApparelShorts, rashguards, compression, tracksuitsOrder process
- BJJ GisPearl and gold weave gis, belts, rash guardsOrder process
Who it is for
The same process for gyms, clubs and private label brands.
What changes is where you start and what carries your name.
- Gyms and clubs
One club identity across the kit
Gloves, pads, protection and apparel for your members, in your colours and across member sizes, sampled before the club orders in bulk.
Club Manufacturing
- Private label brands
Your product, under your name
Developed from a reference, a sketch or a tech pack, with your labels and your packaging, and a sample approved before bulk.
Private Label Manufacturing
Questions
Custom boxing glove and fight gear orders: common questions
What buyers ask before sending a first brief to a manufacturer in Pakistan.
Do I need a tech pack to start a custom order?
No. A reference product, a sketch or a clear description is enough to start. If you have a tech pack, include it with your brief.
How long does a custom order take?
Production starts when you approve your sample. Fightwear, club apparel, rash guards and BJJ gis typically take 3–5 weeks. Gloves, pads, protective gear, bags and lifting gear typically take 4–6 weeks. Courier transit is added on top. Your exact dispatch date is confirmed in writing with your quote.
Are mockups and samples free?
Yes. Mockups are free, and you can ask for as many mockup changes as you need. Your first physical sample is free and reaches you in 7–10 days.
What is the minimum order quantity?
50 pieces per design, or 50 pairs for gloves. A design is one product in one colourway, and you can split the 50 across sizes in any mix — for example, 50 pairs of gloves spread across 8 oz to 16 oz. A second colourway counts as a separate design. Different products can't be combined to reach 50, because each one has its own patterns and set-up.
What if the sample needs changes?
Your first revised sample is free. If you need further revised samples, we charge them at cost — agreed with you before we make them — and credit that amount against your bulk order. If a change is needed because we made a mistake, the revised sample is always free.
Can we see how our order was checked?
Yes. Every order is checked against the approved sample before dispatch, and the inspection record is kept and can be shared. If you need a specific audit or test report, mention it in your brief.
Can we reorder the same design later?
Yes. Your artwork and specification are stored digitally, and the approved sample is kept in the workshop as the physical reference, so a reorder is matched to the real thing, not a photo. To reorder, tell us what to repeat and the quantities; the artwork does not need to be sent again. Your dispatch date is confirmed in writing when you place it.
How will I know when my order has shipped?
Orders ship by international courier with the commercial invoice and the packing list, and the courier's air waybill carries the tracking number, which you can follow to your door.
Who pays for shipping and import duty?
The shipping method and cost are confirmed with your quote. Import duty and local taxes are the buyer's responsibility unless we agree otherwise in writing.
Start your order
Tell us what you want made.
Send the product, your logo, a rough quantity and where it ships. A person replies — with any questions left, not an automated quote.
Prefer to talk first? Message us on WhatsApp
Nothing goes to bulk until you approve it.
What happens next
Send your brief
Product, logo, rough quantity and destination — or whatever you have so far.
Approve a mockup
See your design on the product before anything is made.
Sign off a sample
Bulk production starts only against the sample you approve.
Nothing goes to bulk until you approve it.