Team sports and clubs: kit with your own print
More than twenty clubs from the region play in kit that came from here. This department holds the match kit, the training gear and the bags — and the printing is done in our own workshop.

What you will find here
Match kit, training gear and bags for football, handball, volleyball and indoor sports. The rails are full of JAKO team kit; Stanno is also among the brands we carry.
A kit is rarely a single garment: it is a set that has to look the same three years from now, in sizes from the youngest age group up to the first team.
We do the printing ourselves
Transfer and sublimation happen in house. That saves weeks of lead time, and it means you can come and look at a proof before we run a hundred shirts.
Sponsor logos, numbers and names come out of that same workshop. For embroidery on polo shirts and jackets we work with a trusted partner, so allow a little more lead time than for transfer.
Reordering stays possible
A club kit lasts for years, but a squad does not stay the same: a new member joins, someone grows out of their shirt, a keeper suddenly needs a different size.
So we record per club what was ordered and how the print has to look. We can fall back on that years later, so a single reordered shirt looks like the rest of the set — and not like the one that clearly turned up afterwards.
For clubs, teams and businesses
Whether you are a board member, a team manager or the parent who ended up running the kit committee: drop in or request a quote. We look at the logo together and you get a price per item, usually within one working day.
What we do for clubs, we do just as well for local businesses — workwear, polo shirts and company jackets with the same logo on them.
How an order like this runs
It starts with dropping in or requesting a quote. We look at the logo together and at what needs to happen: which garments, which sizes, which technique. A price per item follows from that, usually within one working day.
If it goes ahead, you see a proof before anything goes into production. Only once that is right do we run the rest. This is exactly why we do the printing ourselves: showing you a proof only works if the press stands in the same building as the clothing.