Can you match our club colours across different garments?

Yes. One colour reference is used across the whole order and checked on the sample, so a sublimated rashguard and a screen-printed hoodie read as the same kit.

How do sizes work for a club order?

We confirm a size chart for each garment and the quantity per size before production, so a club can order across its members in one run.

Can we add our own labels and packaging?

Yes. Neck, size and care labels carry your brand details, and garments can be polybagged and packed in cartons marked to your instruction.

What is the minimum order for custom fightwear?

50 pieces per design — one garment in one colourway — split across sizes in any mix. Shorts, rashguards and hoodies are different products, each with its own patterns and set-up, so each needs its own 50; a second colourway counts as a new design.

Do you make a sample before bulk production?

Yes, free. You see a mockup of each garment first, then a free sample of each, so you can try the fit and see the print colour on the real fabric, which a screen cannot show. Bulk starts only once you approve, and every size is measured against the agreed chart. If it needs changes, your first revised sample is free.

How long does a custom apparel order take?

Each sample is free and delivered in 7–10 days. Bulk production typically takes 3–5 weeks from sample approval, plus courier transit. Your exact dispatch date is confirmed in writing with your quote.

Can we reorder the same kit later?

Yes. Artwork, colour references and each garment's size chart are stored digitally, and the approved samples stay in the workshop, so a reorder in new sizes or quantities is cut and printed to match the first run. Your dispatch date is confirmed in writing when you place it.

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Garment types

Fightwear and apparel for the whole kit

Each garment is specified on its own — fabric, fit, panels and branding — then matched to the rest of the order.

Fight shorts and boxing trunks
MMA shorts and boxing trunks with split legs, side panels and a secure waistband, in club or brand colours.
Usually sublimated
Rashguards
Long or short sleeve, cut close for grappling, with overlocked seams and all-over designs.
Usually sublimated
Compression wear
Compression tops, shorts and pants for training and fight camps, matched to the rest of the kit.
Sublimated or printed
Club T-shirts and vests
Training and member tees and vests, ordered across sizes with the club logo on each.
Screen printed or DTF
Hoodies, sweatshirts and tracksuits
Warm-up and travel wear for members and teams — hoodies, sweatshirts, trousers and full tracksuits.
Screen printed or DTF

Size guideHow fightwear and club apparel are sized

Use cases

Where custom fightwear is used

Coordinated club kit
Fightwear and apparel built around one club identity rather than ordered piecemeal.
Team and event apparel
Shorts and rashguards specified for a squad, competition or camp.
Private label ranges
Brand-owned apparel with your labels, care information and packaging.
Member merchandise
Tees, hoodies and tracksuits ordered across member sizes.

Branding methods

Sublimation, or screen print and DTF

The branding method follows the garment and the design. We confirm which suits each piece before sampling.

Sublimation

Best for — Rashguards, fight shorts and all-over or full-colour designs.

Dye goes into the fabric, so there is nothing to crack or peel
Unlimited colours and edge-to-edge designs
Keeps the fabric's stretch and feel
Works on polyester-based fabrics

Screen print and DTF

Best for — Cotton tees, hoodies, tracksuits and a crisp chest logo.

Works on cotton and blended fabrics
DTF carries multi-colour logos and fine detail
Screen print suits bold one- or two-colour logos in bulk
Easy to repeat the same logo across every garment

Specification

Custom fightwear: the full specification

What is decided with you first, what the physical sample confirms, and what is fixed before bulk production.

At the brief
Agreed with you before a sample is made.
- FabricSpandex, Lycra and polyester blends for rash guards, spats and performance wear, cotton for tees and hoodies; weight and composition confirmed per garment before sampling.
- PanelsPanel layout and seam placement agreed at specification stage.
- Branding methodSublimation, DTF and heat transfer, or screen print, chosen per garment.
On the sample
Confirmed on the physical sample you approve.
- ConstructionSeam type, reinforcement and waistband or cuff detail verified against the sample.
- LabelsPrinted neck, size and care labels with your brand details, checked on the sample.
Before bulk
Fixed before bulk production begins.
- SizesXS to 3XL, with the size chart and quantity split per size confirmed before bulk.
Bulk is then made and checked against the approved sample.

Buyer's guideSublimation, DTF or screen print: which to choose

Customisation

What you customise

Branding
Logo placement and method per garment, confirmed against your artwork.
Colour
One colour reference carried across sublimated, screen-printed and DTF garments.
Construction
Fabric, panel layout and finish specified per garment.
Packaging
Garments polybagged by size, with your labels and inserts, in export cartons.

Your design, made

Your custom rashguard design, made the way you drew it.

Send a sketch, a logo or colour codes. It becomes a mockup you approve, then a sample, and bulk is made to match it.

Your designYour rashguard

Your colours
Send colour codes or a physical swatch. Colours are matched on the sample, and the approved sample is kept as the reference for reorders.
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Your logo
Reproduced by DTF, heat transfer, screen print or sublimation — the method chosen for the shell and the design.
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Your placement
On the chest, back or sleeve of a rashguard or tee, or the leg or waistband of fight shorts, exactly where it sits on the mockup you approve.
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Your sign-off
Bulk production starts only once you have approved the sample, and the finished order is checked against it.
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Request a Free Mockup

After you send a brief

How an order for custom fightwear runs, from brief to delivery.

The same five stages as every product line. You approve a physical sample before anything goes to bulk, and the approved sample is kept in the workshop so a reorder is matched to it.

Minimum order: 50 pieces per design; Any mix of sizes
Sample: 7–10 days; Free, with a free first revision
Bulk production: Typically 3–5 weeks; From sample approval, plus courier transit

Minimum 50 pieces per design, any mix of sizes. Free sample in 7–10 days. Bulk production typically 3–5 weeks from sample approval, plus courier transit — your exact dispatch date is confirmed in writing with your quote.

What is checked on custom fightwear before dispatch

Every one of these is performed and recorded before the order leaves the workshop.

How each order is inspected against your sample

Each size measured against the garment's agreed size chart.
Overlocked seams, waistbands and cuffs checked for stretch and finish.
Sublimated colours compared with the approved sample's colour reference.
Screen-printed and DTF logos checked for placement and a clean, complete print.
Printed neck, size and care labels checked against each garment's size.
Counted by garment and size, then polybagged and packed as agreed.

Questions

Custom fightwear — common questions

Choose a question and the answer comes back beside it.

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Where can our logo go on fightwear?

Wherever it suits the garment: the chest or back of a tee or hoodie, the sleeve of a rashguard, the leg or waistband of fight shorts. Placement and method are confirmed on your mockup before sampling.