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Our custom teamwear designs, approved by the Ministry of Defence, introduce a fresh line of contemporary military apparel, seamlessly blending innovation, durability, and style. Bespoke teamwear caters to every sport, no matter where you are on the globe.
Bespoke order form
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Sizing
Our ordering process is simple, easy and our team are here to help guide you. If you are unsure from sizing, we can provide a loan kit fitting service allowing you and your team can try on a sample set of garments which we carry in stock – or by ‘loaning’ a set so that you can do this yourselves.
The teamwear ordering process.
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Complete order form
Complete the order form. Ensure you complete as much information as possible including your sizes, names and numbers. We will collate your details and email you any questions or confirm any key points.
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Digital Design Process
Once details are confirmed, we will create bespoke design visuals as per your club colours and sublimation design requirements.
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Order process
Once you sign off the bespoke digital artwork, payment will be requested and your bespoke order will be manufactured. Please note our current bespoke projects take between 4-6 weeks to delivery.
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Delivery
Once your order is complete, we will complete our quality control processes and notify you with your delivery tracking number.
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The digital swatch gradient shown here is designed to demonstrate how our core colours translate from full colour through to black in a digital environment. Using representative yellow, red, blue and green tones from our range, these gradients provide a visual guide to depth, contrast and tonal transition.
They are intended as a screen-based interpretation of our CMYK palette, helping designers and customers understand how each colour behaves when moving into darker applications. As with all digital colour displays, appearance may vary by device and screen settings, so these gradients should be used as a visual reference rather than an exact print match.
