2026年7月8日

Inside JGKIT’s Sportswear Factory: How Custom Teamwear Orders Are Prepared

JGKIT sportswear factory production environment for custom teamwear orders — JGKIT sportswear factory overview for custom teamwear production.

Inside JGKIT's Sportswear Factory

When buyers choose a custom soccer jersey supplier, they usually care about more than a good product photo. They want to know whether the supplier has a real production environment, whether materials can be prepared for team orders, and whether the factory can handle names, numbers, sizes and repeat orders with fewer mistakes.

JGKIT works with sportswear and teamwear orders that often include soccer jerseys, training wear, school team uniforms, club kits and wholesale team orders. The photos below show real factory scenes, including the factory building, material storage, production floor, printing equipment and workshop areas.

Factory Building and Production Environment

A visible factory environment helps buyers confirm that an order is handled by a real production team rather than only by a product listing page. For schools, clubs and wholesale buyers, this matters because teamwear orders often involve many size combinations, player numbers and delivery details.

Exterior view of the JGKIT sportswear factory building used for custom teamwear production — Factory building view for JGKIT custom sportswear and teamwear production.

Fabric and Material Storage

Before a custom team order moves into production, the material side needs to be checked. Fabric rolls, trims, stock materials and production accessories must be organized so the team can confirm whether the order is suitable for ready-stock printing, custom sublimation or bulk production.

For soccer jersey buyers, this step is important because color consistency, repeat orders and team size distribution can affect the final result. A first order of 50 sets and a later repeat order of 8 sets should be handled with a clear reference to the original style, color and printing file.

Fabric rolls and material storage area for sportswear production orders — Fabric and material storage area used when preparing sportswear production orders.

Inventory Racks for Teamwear Orders

Teamwear production requires organized storage. Fabric and prepared materials need to be easy to identify, especially when multiple teams or colors are being handled at the same time. Clear organization reduces mistakes in color selection, size matching and batch preparation.

Fabric inventory racks prepared for wholesale teamwear and custom jersey orders — Fabric inventory and production materials organized for teamwear and jersey orders.

Cutting and Production Preparation

After the style and order details are confirmed, the order moves into production preparation. For custom soccer jerseys, this may involve confirming the cutting plan, size breakdown, print placement and whether the order includes team names, player names, numbers or authorized logos.

This is also where buyers should provide a final player list. The list should include size, number, player name and any packing requirement. When the information is clear before production, the factory can reduce errors and make packing easier after the goods are finished.

Large cutting table and workshop floor used for custom sportswear order preparation — Large cutting table and workshop floor for preparing custom sportswear orders.

Printing Equipment and Customization Workflow

For team uniforms, printing is one of the most important parts of the order. Buyers may need a team name on the chest, player names on the back, numbers on the shirt or shorts, and customer-authorized logos in fixed positions.

Before bulk production, JGKIT recommends confirming the logo file, color reference, number layout and size list. For repeat orders, keeping the same artwork and order record helps maintain consistency with the first batch.

Sportswear printing equipment used for custom team jersey production — Printing equipment used during custom teamwear and jersey production workflows.

Workshop Handling and Order Checking

A custom teamwear order is rarely just one product. It may include different sizes, different numbers, different player names and different packing groups. After production, the order should be checked against the size list and player list before packing.

Buyers can request packing by player, number, size or team group. This is useful for schools, clubs, academies and event organizers because it reduces sorting time after delivery.

Production workshop with equipment and staff working on sportswear orders — Production workshop scene with equipment and staff working on sportswear orders.

Lead Time for Custom Sportswear Orders

General lead time depends on the order type and production method:

Ready-stock printing for 1-1,000 pieces or sets: 1-3 days
Custom sublimation samples and small custom orders: 3-7 days
Bulk production: approximately 10-30 days

The exact lead time should be confirmed based on quantity, customization method, size list, material availability and delivery country.

What to Send Before Requesting a Quote

To receive a more accurate quote, send the following details:

Product link or style reference
Quantity
Adult or youth size list
Team name, player names and numbers if needed
Customer-authorized logo file
Delivery country
Required delivery time
Packing requirements, such as by player, number or size

Request a Quote from JGKIT

Need custom soccer jerseys, training wear or wholesale team uniforms for your school, club, academy or company team? Send your quantity, size list, logo and delivery country. JGKIT can help check the suitable production method, lead time and packing plan before you place the order.

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