One club identity, different uniforms for each sport
A USA club may run basketball, volleyball and indoor soccer programmes under the same name, but each team needs clothing suited to its sport. The aim is to carry your club colours and branding across the range while choosing an appropriate cut, fit and fabric for each group.
Skyzone Impex works with teamwear buyers from Sialkot, Pakistan, offering custom colours, logos, names and numbers. This guide helps club organisers, school buyers and recreational leagues prepare an indoor sportswear brief. The images show Skyzone-branded digital design mockups; physical samples are the reference for assessing actual fit and finishing.
Basketball: jerseys, shorts and coordinated warm-ups

Start with the playing uniform: jersey and shorts, the preferred fit and the required size range. Then consider shooting shirts, warm-up tops or hoodies if your programme wants a coordinated look before and after games. A player roster should link each size to the correct name and number.
For teams considering reversible basketball uniforms, confirm exactly which pieces reverse and what decoration is included on each side. Our standard purple-and-lime set and reversible options are different products; ask for a quotation matched to your choice.
Our featured purple-and-lime basketball set is listed at US$25 per jersey-and-shorts set with shipping included, minimum 20 sets. That offer applies to the featured design, not every indoor sports uniform. Final specifications, delivery details and any import charges should be confirmed in the quotation.
Volleyball: choose the cut and approve the fit

For custom volleyball uniforms, specify the preferred jersey style, sleeve length, shorts style and size range. Review how the proposed garment fits when reaching overhead, bending and moving. A sample is useful when your club is choosing a new cut or ordering for players with different fit preferences.
Tell us whether your competition requires a contrasting player jersey or other specific uniform details. Confirm those requirements with your league or tournament organiser before approving colours, numbers and logos. A visual mockup is not a competition approval.
Indoor soccer and futsal: adapt the kit to your programme

For indoor soccer or futsal, begin with a jersey-and-shorts design from our soccer range and explain how the kit will be used. Share your club colours, age range, preferred fit and any goalkeeper requirements. Ask which accessories are included rather than assuming socks or other items are part of the set.
Have the organiser check your planned colours, number placement and goalkeeper contrast. Your order should identify the approved garment specification for each role. Discuss footwear and protective equipment separately; the photographs are design references, not a complete equipment package.
Choose fabric using samples and specifications
An indoor venue does not remove the need to consider comfort and movement. Compare the proposed fabric by feel, construction and garment fit. Ask for its composition, weight and care instructions in writing rather than relying on a photograph or a general description such as premium.
Our Basketball Fabric Library includes real swatch photographs. Square Mesh SZ-BF-002 is labelled 170 / 180 GSM in the supplied sample information. GSM means grams per square metre and describes fabric weight; it is not an overall quality grade. Confirm the exact selected weight and composition for your order.
A basketball swatch should not automatically be treated as the right material for every volleyball or futsal garment. Tell us the sport and intended use, then approve the proposed sample. If a performance test or certificate matters to your organisation, request confirmation of what is available.
Keep your club branding consistent across the range
Use one set of approved logo files and colour references for the entire programme. The logo can remain consistent while its size and placement change to suit a basketball jersey, volleyball top or warm-up shirt. Agree manufacturer branding placement at the same time.
For sublimation designs, review the layout on the proposed garment and fabric. Check names, numbers, sponsor marks and spelling on the final proof. If a particular colour must match existing clothing, a physical decorated sample is more useful than comparing two phone screens.
- Supply a clear club logo file and your preferred colour references.
- Separate playing uniforms, warm-up shirts and travel layers in the order list.
- Approve the front and back artwork for each garment.
- Confirm custom packaging, size labels and individual packing requirements in the quote.
Build a roster that reduces ordering mistakes
Collect sizes before confirming quantities. Ask for the measurement chart for each selected garment and check whether it gives body or garment measurements. Do not assume that a size medium fits the same across every style or supplier.
Keep youth and adult sizes clearly separated. Record player names exactly as they should appear, check duplicate numbers where relevant and have one team contact approve the final roster. If fit is uncertain, request a sample before bulk production.
- Sport and garment design for each team.
- Quantity, size range and individual player size.
- Player name, number and any special fit request.
- Artwork approval from the designated club contact.
Plan USA delivery from the required arrival date
Tell us when the uniforms must arrive, not only when you would like production to start. Allow for design approval, any sample stage, production and shipping transit. Lead times vary by product and order, and production time is not the same as delivery time.
Send your USA delivery ZIP code and ask for an itemised quotation covering the goods, agreed customisation, packaging and shipping. Confirm whether duties or taxes are included or payable separately. The phrase shipping included does not by itself settle import charges.
For a programme ordering several sports together, ask whether the garments will be dispatched together and how the packing list will identify each team and size. Agree the delivery plan before payment.
Request your indoor teamwear quotation
Share your sport, preferred design, quantities, youth/adult size breakdown, logo files and required arrival date. We can then discuss the proposed fabrics, sample requirements and order details. Minimum quantities and pricing are confirmed for the selected products.
Use the links below to explore basketball and volleyball uniforms, soccer designs and club layers. Send your brief through our contact form or email info@skyzoneimpex.com. Include your USA ZIP code so the quotation can address your delivery destination.
Our standard bulk payment terms are 50% advance and 50% when the shipment is ready, before dispatch. Flexible bulk terms may be discussed and agreed in writing. Sample orders require 100% advance payment; follow the quotation and invoice for your specific order.
Buyer FAQ
Can one order include several indoor sports?
Share the separate quantities and specifications for each sport. Availability, minimum quantities, packing and dispatch arrangements are confirmed in your quotation.
Can we use our own team logo and player details?
Yes. Send your logo, colours, names and numbers, then approve the final artwork for each selected garment before production.
Are all indoor uniforms US$25?
No. US$25 with shipping is the published offer for the featured purple-and-lime basketball set, minimum 20 sets. Other products and requirements have their own pricing.
Can we approve fabric and sizing before a bulk order?
Request a swatch or garment sample and the measurement chart for your chosen style. Sample charges and timing are confirmed separately.
Do you ship to USA clubs?
USA buyers can request a quotation with their delivery address or ZIP code. Confirm the shipping service, estimated transit and any import charges before ordering.