How custom team shirts work without a size list
The club designs the shirt once and every member orders their own shirt. Anyone who has organised a club order knows where the time really goes: not into the logo, but into chasing sizes, names and money in the group chat. That part disappears here. The club uploads its logo, picks the club colour and gets its own link, which members open on their phone whenever it suits them. Nobody keeps a spreadsheet and nobody pays for anyone else.
- The club uploads the logo and chooses the colour, once.
- The club shares its own link, for example in the team group chat.
- Each member types their own name, picks a model and a size, and pays at checkout.
- Every shirt is delivered to the member's own address.
Team shirts with no minimum order
There is no minimum order. A traditional club printer works in print runs, so the club orders a stack of shirts up front in a size split that never quite matches the squad. Here each shirt is printed only after a member has ordered it. A player who joins in March therefore gets exactly the same shirt as everyone else, because the link keeps working all season. That suits clubs that keep changing: a padel club with rotating teams, a running group that picks up new people every spring, or a youth team where half the kids need a bigger size by next season. If you want a shirt with a photo or a joke instead of a club logo, browse the personalized t-shirts.
Team shirts, hoodies and sweatshirts for the whole club
The sports shirt is the core of the range. It is made from breathable polyester that wicks away moisture and dries quickly, and it comes in a unisex cut, a narrower fitted women's cut and a kids' version for ages 3 to 13. For warming up, the drive to a tournament or a cold evening on the sideline, there is also a hoodie in unisex, women's and kids' versions, plus one sweatshirt model. Every model uses the same club design. So each member chooses what they actually want to wear, and the team still looks like one team: a coach who only wants the hoodie and a parent who only wants the sweatshirt order from the same link as the players. For a warm printed layer as a gift, have a look at the personalized sweater.
Team shirts in your club colours
Choose the shirt colour by your club colour, not by what looks best in the catalogue. Players recognise their own side by colour first. The sports shirt and the hoodie come in the usual club colours, from royal blue, red and yellow to bottle green, orange and purple, alongside black, white and navy. Then check that the logo stays readable on that colour: a logo with a white outline works on any dark fabric, while an all-black logo disappears on a navy shirt. The preview shows this straight away, so try two colours side by side before you share the link.
Printing a logo and a name: what the print looks like
The logo and the name go together on the front of the shirt. On the sports shirt that is a DTF print: a transfer pressed into the fabric with heat, because polyester does not absorb ink the way cotton does. Fine lines and small lettering come out sharp, even in several colours, and the name appears in the same typeface on every shirt, so the squad looks consistent from one end of the bench to the other. A number or a name on the back is not possible yet. For an official match kit with numbers a specialist teamwear supplier is the better choice, but for training tops, supporters' shirts and tournament wear one strong front print is enough. More printed clothing for yourself or as a present sits under personalized clothing.
What custom team shirts cost
The price of a printed sports shirt with logo and name is on the product card above, per item and with the print included; a kids' shirt costs a little less and a hoodie clearly more. If one person orders for the whole team in a single order, a volume discount applies that grows with the number of items, and all models and sizes of the club shirt count together. When each member orders separately through the club link, everyone pays the normal price for their own shirt, but the club does not have to put any money up front. For more than 50 items in one go, ask for a quote, because at that volume a printer working in bulk runs is usually the cheaper option. Everything else we print with a name or a photo is collected under personalized gifts.
Custom team shirts: frequently asked questions
Can a new member order the same shirt later?
Yes, as long as the club keeps the link. The design stays attached to it, so anyone who joins during the season opens the same link and orders a shirt with their own name. Nothing has to be redesigned and no new print run is needed. Pin the link in the group chat or on the club website.
How does our club get into the list on this page?
Tick the box when you create the club link. After a short check, the club appears in the list of clubs already ordering, with its shirt and club name. A new member then finds the right shirt without searching the group chat. Leave the box empty if the club prefers to stay private; the link works just as well.
Which size should I pick for the sports shirt?
Pick your usual size, or one size down if you are unsure. The sports shirt has a generous fit. A loose shirt is comfortable to play in, but on a team photo it quickly looks baggy. The women's model is narrower and fitted. For children, choose the size that fits now rather than one to grow into.
How long does it take before the shirts arrive?
Allow a few extra working days on top of the normal delivery time. Each shirt is printed only after it has been ordered. If the team needs its shirts for a tournament, ask everyone to order well before the final week. Whoever orders too late ends up on the team photo in a different shirt from the rest.