Sublimation, crest, sponsor, size run
Turn club colours, crests, sponsor files, names, and numbers into sample-approved jerseys for teams, retailers, distributors, and private-label ranges.
Approve the exact playing shirt
Define the neckline, sleeve length, body fit, hem, side panels, mesh zones, and fabric direction before artwork is mapped. A club can use separate men’s, women’s, and youth measurement routes when one cut will not serve the full order. Record the approved chest, length, sleeve, and tolerance information with the style code, then use the teamwear size guide to prepare the final size run.
Supply vector artwork where possible and identify every front, back, sleeve, collar, and lower-body mark. State whether each element is sublimated, embroidered, or transferred, and provide a player file for names, numbers, sizes, and quantities. Before production, approve spelling, number allocation, sponsor rights, colour references, contrast, and the scale of each mark on both youth and senior jersey sizes.
A physical sample can check fabric feel, opacity, stretch, collar shape, panel alignment, colour, stitching, measurements, and decoration placement before bulk work. Clubs ordering a full range should confirm matching shorts, socks, goalkeeper or alternate colourways, and replacement-player quantities at the same stage. The GAA teamwear ordering guide explains how artwork, samples, approvals, and roster files move into production.
Product Authority
Send club crest, sponsor logos, color references, name and number rules, sleeve marks, collar direction, and any existing kit photos before mockup or sample work begins.
Jersey routes can include sublimated panels, embroidery, heat transfer, mesh inserts, woven labels, hang tags, coordinated shorts, and matched socks.
Club buyers usually need mixed youth-to-senior size runs; retailers and brands usually need repeatable SKU naming, label systems, and packing instructions.
Buyer Answer
Olinc Sports manufactures custom GAA jerseys in Sialkot for club kit officers, retailers, distributors, and private-label sports brands. The buyer sends jersey quantity, men’s, women’s or youth size route, crest and sponsor files, colours, collar and sleeve direction, names and numbers, matching-kit requirements, labels, packing, destination, and required arrival date. Olinc prepares the artwork and sample route, while the buyer approves construction, fit, measurements, colour, sponsor placement, player allocation, and branding before bulk production.