A teamwear range feels coherent when every garment belongs to the same identity, even when materials and functions change. Range planning should begin before individual styles are sampled.
Map the wearing moments
Organise the range around when and where each garment is worn. This prevents duplication and reveals missing pieces.
- Match day
- Training
- Travel
- Sideline and staff
Create shared design rules
Define core colours, logo scale, trim language and numbering rules that can move across jackets, tees, bibs, shorts and bags.
- Primary and secondary colours
- Crest position
- Sponsor hierarchy
- Shared trims and details
Plan sizes and reorders
Teams change during a season. Decide how names, numbers and additional sizes will be managed and what information must be retained for repeat orders.
- Player list format
- Youth and adult sizes
- Personalisation rules
- Reorder references
Approve as a collection
Review hero pieces together instead of approving every style in isolation. A collection review makes colour and branding inconsistencies easier to catch.
- Compare colours across fabrics
- Align logo scale
- Check complete outfits
- Confirm packing by team or player
Turn the checklist into your brief.
Send the product, expected quantity, artwork and delivery market. The Strive Sports team will confirm what is possible for your specific programme.
