1. Football kits designed around your club
Your club identity should carry through the whole kit. Start with your home or away colours, then choose the design details that matter to your team: a clean traditional layout, an all-over sublimation pattern or a coordinated shirt-and-shorts combination.
Skyzone’s custom football kit options include club crests, sponsor artwork, player names and squad numbers. For example, the Navy Teal Wave Pro kit offers those customisation options alongside private labels and team packing.
Send the best-quality logo files you have and specify the placement of every mark. Confirm whether your quote covers shirts and shorts only or also includes socks and other items. Package contents vary by listing and agreed specification.
2. A coordinated look beyond match day
A pre-season order can cover more than the playing kit. UK buyers can also explore goalkeeper kits, training wear, travel tracksuits and coach clothing through Skyzone’s UK football kits collection.
Coordinating these items helps players and staff present a consistent club identity. A practical order might include match shirts and shorts for players, a separate goalkeeper colourway, and travel or coach garments for selected squad members.
You do not need to order every item. List the essentials first and request optional items separately so you can compare the cost against your club budget.
3. Player personalisation with a clear approval process
Names and numbers make each kit personal, but they also need careful checking. Prepare one final roster showing each player’s name, squad number, size and required items. Use consistent spelling and identify any duplicate numbers before submitting the list.
Send sponsor artwork at the same time as the club crest. Request an artwork proof showing the agreed colours, logo positions and personalisation, and nominate one person at the club to approve it.
If you need to assess fabric, print or fit in person, request a sample and confirm its cost and timing. Do not assume that sampling is free or included in the production lead time.
4. Sizing planned for your actual squad
A mixed squad may need youth and adult sizing, different fits or a separate goalkeeper specification. Use the chart for the product you are ordering and ask whether its measurements refer to the body or the finished garment.
For a new design, compare the measurements with a kit that already fits your players well. Confirm shirt length, chest measurement, shorts waist and any preferred fit allowance before finalising quantities.
Skyzone’s Build My Team Order tool lets buyers send quantity, sizes, destination, required date and a logo together. Include any additional fit requirements in the order notes.
5. Custom packing that makes distribution easier
For a club order, clear packing can save time when the delivery arrives. Request player or size labels, individual packs and team sorting so your kit manager can distribute the order against the roster.
For retailers or private-label buyers, discuss branded garment bags, labels, hangtags and carton markings. The available finish and any additional charges should appear in the written quotation.
Specify whether items should be packed by player, by size or by team. A club with several age groups should identify each group clearly rather than leaving the packing arrangement until dispatch.
6. A quote matched to your quantity and UK postcode
There is no single price or minimum order that applies to every custom football product. The selected kit, quantity, branding, accessories and packing determine the offer.
As one current catalogue example, the Navy Teal Wave Pro kit lists a minimum order of 20 and a production lead time of 5–7 days. Those terms belong to that product; confirm the latest details and production schedule for your own order.
UK buyers should request a written GBP quotation, provide their delivery postcode and confirm exactly what the delivered price includes. Ask for shipping, any import charges and optional extras to be identified clearly. Do not assume that every product uses the same shipping terms.
7. Production and delivery planned around your first fixture
Production time and delivery time are separate. Your planning window needs to cover design review, any sample approval, final roster confirmation, production and shipping.
Tell Skyzone when the kits must arrive—not just the date you would like them dispatched. Allow time to check the delivery and resolve any issues before your first friendly or competitive fixture.
Ordering ahead gives your club more room to review details and make decisions. It does not automatically include a discount, priority production or a guaranteed arrival date; those commitments need to be agreed in writing.
What to send for your pre-season quote
- Club name, contact details and UK delivery postcode.
- Required products and quantity of each.
- Youth and adult size breakdowns.
- Club colours, crest and sponsor artwork.
- Player names and numbers, if required.
- Preferred packing arrangement.
- Required arrival date and any sample requirements.
Start your club’s pre-season order
Bring your club colours, squad list and arrival deadline together in one brief. Skyzone Impex can then discuss the kit design, customisation, sizing, packing and delivery requirements with you.
Build My Team Order or explore football kits for UK buyers to start your enquiry.
Buyer FAQ
Can we use our own colours, crest and sponsors?
Yes. Skyzone’s custom football kit options include club colours, crests, sponsor logos, names and numbers. Final artwork and the chosen application method must be approved for the selected product.
Can we order match kits and travel wear together?
You can request them in the same enquiry. Specify quantities, sizes and branding for each item and ask for the cost and schedule to be itemised.
Is there a special pre-season discount?
No general pre-season discount is confirmed in this guide. Request a quotation for your order quantity and ask whether an offer is available.
Can we reorder for new players later?
Ask about repeat-order minimums, pricing and colour matching before placing the initial order. Keep your approved artwork and specifications, and do not assume a small top-up order will have the same terms.
Does the listed lead time mean delivery to the UK?
No. Confirm production and shipping separately, together with an agreed delivery plan for your postcode.