Production Planning
Every order starts with product purpose, quantity, material choice, branding method, sizing, packing, and export destination so the factory route is clear before sampling.
Direct from Sialkot production
Olinc Sports works from Sialkot, one of the world’s most established sports goods manufacturing hubs. Our role is simple: turn buyer briefs into sample-approved, bulk-ready Gaelic gear and teamwear.
Corporate Trust Core
Every order starts with product purpose, quantity, material choice, branding method, sizing, packing, and export destination so the factory route is clear before sampling.
Teamwear cutting, stitching, embroidery, sublimation, label application, ball inspection, and packing are organized around repeatable production rather than one-off retail orders.
We prepare communication, samples, carton packing, and shipment options for international buyers who need dependable sourcing from Pakistan.
Buyer Planning Detail
A workable factory brief separates each garment or equipment item by quantity, size range, material direction and decoration. Jersey artwork should identify crest, sponsor, name and number positions. Ball inquiries should identify the intended match, training, youth or promotional use. Bag and accessory requests should include dimensions, compartments, trims and branding positions. These details let sampling address the real construction instead of an undefined visual idea.
Before bulk production, the buyer should approve the physical or agreed reference sample, colour references, measurements, artwork scale, label placement and packing instructions. The order record should also name the destination country, required arrival date, carton marks and shipment discussion. Olinc Sports uses those confirmed inputs to organize cutting, printing or embroidery, stitching, finishing, inspection and export packing in Sialkot.
Buyer Answer
Olinc Sports is a Sialkot-based sports goods factory partner for Gaelic clubs, retailers, distributors, and brand owners needing custom teamwear, sliotars, Gaelic footballs, accessories, and export-ready production.