OEM and private-label football jersey kits from Sialkot, Pakistan — sublimation-printed, moisture-wicking, and built for clubs, academies, and distributors worldwide.
We manufacture complete soccer jersey kits — shirts, shorts, and socks — using cut-and-sew sublimation printing, the same process used for professional team kits. Your design is printed onto flat fabric panels before assembly, so logos, sponsor marks, and player numbers stay sharp and don't distort across seams the way post-print methods can.
Kit orders carry different risks than football orders — fit consistency, print durability across a whole season, and getting a full squad's sizes right the first time all matter more here than on a single product.
We manufacture complete kits — shirt, shorts, and socks — as one coordinated order, not jerseys alone with separate sourcing for the rest.
Designs are dyed into flat fabric panels before assembly, not printed onto a finished garment — the result holds up to a full season without cracking or peeling.
Standard S-3XL adult and youth ranges, plus player-specific measurements on request for competitive senior squads.
Every unit in a squad order is checked against the same size specification, so a team doesn't end up with the fit inconsistency that plagues mixed small-batch printing runs.
Order minimums built around an actual team roster size, not an arbitrary bulk-manufacturing floor that forces you to over-order.
Full documentation and worldwide shipping support, using the same logistics network we already run for football orders.
Kits are made from 100% polyester interlock or micro-mesh fabric, typically 130-160 GSM, with moisture-wicking and quick-dry performance finishing standard across our product line. Four-way stretch and anti-odor treatment options are available for training-specific kits.
Adult sizing runs S through 3XL; youth sizing is available separately by age range. For club and academy orders, we also support player-specific custom measurements on request, common for senior competitive squads.
Sublimation printing is our standard method for team kits — unlimited colors, full-bleed all-over designs, and the print becomes part of the fabric itself rather than sitting on top of it, so it won't crack, peel, or fade the way screen printing or heat-transfer vinyl can over a season of wash-and-wear use.
Most custom team kits are built through a cut-and-sew sublimation process: your design is dye-printed onto flat fabric panels first, then those panels are cut and sewn into the finished jersey, shorts, and socks. This order matters — printing directly onto an already-assembled garment (the approach used by screen printing and heat-transfer vinyl) means the design has to stretch and align across seams, which is where cracking, misalignment, and premature fading typically start. Sublimating the flat panel first means the print is already correct before assembly, and because the dye bonds into the polyester fiber itself rather than sitting on the surface, it holds up to a full competitive season of washing and match wear without the surface-level degradation surface-printed graphics are prone to.
This also removes the color and complexity limits that come with screen printing, where each additional color typically means an additional print pass and cost. Sublimation supports unlimited colors and full-bleed, all-over designs — sponsor logos, player numbers, club crests, and background patterns — in a single pass, which is why it's the standard approach for professional and semi-professional team kits rather than a premium upgrade over simpler methods.
We manufacture custom goalkeeper gloves alongside our jersey kits, so clubs and academies can order a complete playing kit from one factory rather than sourcing gloves separately. Palm compound, cut style, and closure type are all specified per order rather than limited to a fixed catalog design.
Palm options range from 2mm to 4mm latex foam, offered in multiple grip levels (contact, super-soft, and all-weather compounds) depending on playing surface and budget. All-weather compounds are recommended for wet-climate markets where standard latex grip degrades faster.
Flat cut, roll finger, negative cut, and hybrid cut constructions are all available. Roll and negative cuts generally offer a tighter fit preferred by more experienced keepers, while flat cut provides more room and is common for younger or developing players.
Standard adult sizing runs 6 through 11; youth sizing is available separately. Closure options include hook-and-loop wrist strap (standard) and elastic bandage-style closure for a more secured fit.
Tell us your team size, design requirements, and timeline — we'll reply with real pricing and lead time.
Our standard minimum is 25 units per design, which covers a typical team roster. Smaller sample or trial orders may be available — ask directly when requesting a quote.
Sublimation dyes the design directly into the fabric fibers on flat panels before the garment is sewn together, so it supports unlimited colors and won't crack or peel over time. Screen printing sits on top of the fabric surface, is more limited in color complexity, and is better suited to simpler, lower-volume designs.
Yes, we manufacture complete kits rather than jerseys alone. Home, away, and third kit sets are common requests for club branding, and all three can be produced as a coordinated set.
Yes, for club and academy orders we support custom individual measurements alongside our standard S-3XL adult and youth size ranges, which is common for senior competitive squads that need a more tailored fit.
Yes — our shared quote form lets you request jerseys, gloves, or both in a single inquiry, and we can coordinate production and shipping of both product lines together.
For wet-weather markets, we generally recommend an all-weather latex compound over standard contact latex — it holds grip more consistently as it gets wet, whereas standard contact latex is optimized for dry-condition grip and can perform less predictably once soaked.