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Teams and Clubs
Who we work with
Treat the kit as a managed programme, not a collection of unrelated garments.
Team and club requirements connect product design with roster information, player identification, size handling, delivery timing and future replacements. The brief should distinguish the base garment specification from the variable data applied to each order.
Programme priorities
Coordinate the product, artwork and roster workflows.
A clear kit programme defines shared colors and brand rules while controlling player names, numbers, sizes and product variations separately.
Decisions to organize
- kit composition and garment relationships;
- club colors, marks and sponsor artwork;
- name and number application rules;
- roster and size-data ownership;
- deadline and event context;
- replacement and reorder identification.
Prepare the first review
Bring the strongest available information—not a perfect brief.
Useful inputs
- required garment list;
- brand, crest and sponsor artwork;
- color references;
- roster format and variable-data examples;
- size reference or fitting approach;
- required-date and delivery context.
What the review should clarify
The review should establish which design elements are fixed, which data changes by wearer and how approvals will be recorded before the order is released.
Risk to resolve early
Late or inconsistent roster data can affect artwork approval, size allocation, packing and replacement-order accuracy even when the garments themselves are approved.
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