Technical Tees & Singlets
Choose the top around the intended training use. Review fit, arm openings, fabric feel and branding before ordering.
Coordinate club training apparel, member merchandise and race-support clothing around one brief. This program focuses on training tops, running pieces and general event merchandise, with specifications confirmed for each item.

Plan for athletes, coaches, volunteers and member packs as distinct uses. Build quantities from confirmed club demand and event roles, then sample the items with the greatest fit or fabric risk.
Choose the top around the intended training use. Review fit, arm openings, fabric feel and branding before ordering.
Confirm the shorts construction, waistband, length and pocket needs. Plan a separate outer layer if the club needs travel or warm-up clothing.
Specify the preferred fit, closure and logo placement for running sessions, support crews or club merchandise.
Define size ranges, height, artwork and color references. Review the sample with the intended use and footwear in mind.
Confirm dimensions, material, artwork and packing. Keep athlete and crew allocations clear in the item-level quantity plan.
Use general bags to group the approved merchandise. Confirm bag size against the agreed contents rather than assuming one bag fits every kit.
Confirm the material, fit, artwork and quantities for each product. Minimums, sample cost and timing require a project-specific quote.
Identify running, general training, travel or support-crew use for each garment. Record fabric and fit requirements for the sample review.
Check chest, length, arm openings and waistband measurements for the actual tees, singlets and shorts in the order.
Separate permanent club artwork from event-specific sponsors, staff roles and dates. Approve each version before bulk production.
Competition tri suits and swim or cycling equipment are outside this training-and-merchandise brief. They need a separate technical specification and feasibility review.
List member training apparel, coaches, support crews and pack items, with quantities and the required arrival date.
Review fabric, garment measurements, decoration and any pack fit using the selected products.
Lock club and event artwork separately, then approve size splits, role labels and product-level quantities.
Agree member, crew or event-pack labels and carton lists before the order is packed for shipment.
Use these questions to prepare the brief before sampling and production.
This page covers club training apparel and general event merchandise. Competition tri suits or swim and cycling equipment need a separate technical specification and feasibility review before any supply commitment.
Share the training or event use, product list, quantity by item, size split, artwork, delivery country and required arrival date. Separate member apparel from coaches, crews and event packs.
Review each garment or accessory separately. Materials, colors, construction and decoration determine the practical order and sample route, which must be confirmed in the project quote.
Use the guides to organize the information that shapes the sample and quote.