A strong soccer-uniform brief does not need to be complicated. It needs to make the important decisions visible, show what still needs development and give the manufacturer enough context to ask the right questions.
Start with the complete kit
List every piece required for match day, training and travel. A jersey-only enquiry is different from a programme containing shorts, socks, tracksuits and staff apparel.
- Match jersey, shorts and socks
- Goalkeeper colourway
- Training and travel garments
- Staff or supporter pieces
Make the artwork usable
Share vector artwork where possible and identify fixed brand colours. Mark crest, sponsor, number and name positions instead of relying only on a visual reference.
- Vector logo files
- Colour references
- Front, back and sleeve views
- Player-name and number rules
Define sizing and quantity
Provide the expected size breakdown and identify youth, adult or women-specific requirements. Quantities affect sampling, production planning and the final quotation.
- Size range and fit direction
- Quantity by size
- Reorder expectations
- Target delivery market
Approve before production
Use the sample stage to confirm construction, colours, placement and fit. Final materials, minimum quantities and production timing should be agreed against the approved brief.
- Confirm the sample route
- Record approved changes
- Lock artwork and size chart
- Agree packing and labelling
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.
