Custom Soccer Uniforms Manufacturer: Bulk Kits with Your Logo, Names & Numbers
Quick answer
Alisterz manufactures custom soccer uniforms in bulk from Sialkot, Pakistan: jersey, shorts and socks built to your design, with your club logo, sponsor prints, player names and numbers included. Most soccer styles start from 100 pieces, a pre-production sample is ready in 5–7 days (free sample available), and bulk production takes 15–20 days with worldwide shipping by DHL, FedEx or sea. Pricing is tiered — the more kits in the order, the lower the price per kit.
What a complete kit includes
A soccer “uniform” from a manufacturer means the full set, made to match:
- Jersey — your design, club crest, sponsor logo, player name and number
- Shorts — matched colour and trim, with or without a small logo/number
- Socks — coordinated colour, available as part of the set
Everything is produced as one order with one size list, so the kit that arrives is a kit — not three separate purchases that almost match. You can see the range in our football & soccer uniforms category.
Fabric: what soccer kits are actually made from
Most custom soccer uniforms worldwide are polyester interlock, typically 140–160 GSM. It is light, it does not hold sweat like cotton, and it takes sublimation printing perfectly. For training kits and warmer climates, mesh panels or a lighter mesh fabric keep air moving. Heavier fabric is an option for colder regions and for rugby-style durability, but for soccer, standard interlock is what the large majority of clubs order — and reorder.
| Fabric option | Best for |
|---|---|
| Polyester interlock, 140–160 GSM | Match kits — the standard choice |
| Mesh / eyelet panels | Hot climates, training kits, ventilation |
| Interlock with spandex blend | A closer, modern athletic fit |
If you have a fabric spec from a previous supplier, send it with your enquiry and we will match it or tell you plainly where it differs.
Sublimation: why most custom kits are printed this way
Nearly every fully custom soccer kit you see — gradients, patterns, sponsor art across the chest — is sublimated. The design is printed into the fabric before the garment is sewn, which means:
- Colours cannot crack, peel or fade in the wash, because the ink is part of the fabric
- There is no limit on colours or design complexity — a photo-quality design costs the same to print as a plain one
- Names and numbers are printed in the same pass, perfectly matched to the design
Embroidery is still the right choice for a club crest on some premium kits, and we offer it — but for the main design, sublimation is the method we recommend, and it is what most clubs choose once they see a sample. For a plain kit with a single-colour design, screen print is a workable lower-cost option; we will quote the method that fits your design rather than the one that is easiest for us.
Names, numbers and roster lists
Personalisation is where bulk orders go wrong at careless factories, so here is exactly how we handle it. You send one spreadsheet: player name (spelled exactly as it should appear), number, and size. We produce to that list, and the finished order is counted against it before packing.
A practical tip from experience: have one person at the club collect and proofread the list, and freeze it before you send it. Changing three names after production starts is possible early — changing them after printing is a reprint. One careful check saves everyone time.
Sizes: youth and adult in one order
Clubs rarely need one size run. A typical order covers youth sizes for academy teams and adult sizes for senior squads in the same design. Send the full breakdown — how many of each size, per colourway — and we cut exactly to it. If you are unsure how your players map to sizes, tell us their approximate heights/builds or the sizes they wear in a known brand, and we will recommend a grading before the sample is made.
MOQ and how tiered pricing works
Many of our soccer styles start from 100 pieces; some start at 500. The exact minimum for your design is confirmed in the quote. Above the minimum, pricing works in tiers: a 300-kit order costs less per kit than a 100-kit order, and a 1,000-kit order less again, because fabric purchasing, cutting and setup spread across more units.
That is also why we quote honestly in tiers rather than one headline price — you can decide whether stepping up a tier is worth it for your club or your resale margin. If minimums are your main question before anything else, our guide to MOQ explains how they work and how to plan around them.
How ordering works
It follows the same five steps as any bulk order with us: send your design and quantities for a quote, approve the digital mockup, approve the physical pre-production sample (5–7 days, free sample available), then bulk production in 15–20 days, then shipping. We walk through the whole flow in detail in our guide on how to order bulk team uniforms.
Match kits vs training kits: order them differently
Clubs often buy both, and they should not be specced the same way. Match kits get the best fabric, the full design treatment and the embroidery-or-print crest decision made carefully, because they are photographed, sponsored and kept for seasons. Training kits take the abuse — multiple washes a week, bibs over the top, bags on wet ground — so a slightly simpler construction in the same colours usually serves better and costs less per piece. Ordering both in one run, in the same colour family, also makes your quantities work harder toward better tier pricing. Tell us which pieces are match and which are training in your enquiry and we will spec them honestly rather than selling you the premium option twice.
Decoration methods, compared for soccer specifically
| Method | Best for | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|
| Sublimation | Full designs, gradients, sponsor art, names & numbers | Ink is in the fabric — nothing to crack or peel; any number of colours |
| Embroidery | Crests on premium kits, polo-style shirts, caps | Stitched thread; raised, durable, but limited detail on tiny text |
| Screen print | One or two-colour designs in very large runs | A separate screen per colour, so complex art gets expensive fast |
Fit and durability: two questions to settle before the sample
Decide the fit before sampling, not after: a standard club fit suits mixed squads and youth teams, while a slimmer athletic cut is what most senior and academy sides now expect — but it sizes differently, and your roster list should be collected with the chosen fit in mind. On durability, the honest weak points of any kit are stitching at the shoulder and the print on the number; sublimation removes the second problem entirely, and reinforced stitching on stress seams is standard in our production. Wash the sample hard — inside out, normal cycle, more than once — before you approve it. A kit that survives your washing machine will survive the season.
What we need from you to start
Four things get a soccer order moving: your design file or clear photos of the kit you want, your logo in the best quality you have (vector if possible), the quantity and size breakdown, and your roster list if kits are personalised. Send those through the quote page and the first thing you receive back is a digital mockup and tiered pricing — not a list of more questions.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum order for custom soccer uniforms? Many styles start from 100 pieces; some start at 500. It depends on the fabric and construction of the kit you choose, and we confirm the exact figure in your quote before you commit to anything.
Can every kit have a different name and number? Yes — that is standard. Send one roster list with names, numbers and sizes, and each kit is made and packed to that list.
How long does an order take? Sample in 5–7 days, then 15–20 days of bulk production after you approve the sample, plus shipping. Air freight by DHL/FedEx reaches most destinations in roughly 4–7 days.
Can I see a sample before ordering 300 kits? Yes, and you should. A free pre-production sample is available so you can check fabric, colours, print quality and sizing on a real garment first.
Can you match the design of a kit we already use? In most cases, yes. Send clear photos of the front, back and details, plus your logo files, and we will recreate the design as a digital mockup for your approval before sampling.
Do you ship to my country? We ship worldwide — by DHL or FedEx for speed, or by sea for large orders where freight cost matters more than a few extra weeks. Tell us your destination in the enquiry and we will quote delivery options with the kits.
Get a quote for your soccer kits
Send your design (or photos of the kit you want), your quantities and your size list via the Request a Quote page, and we will return tiered pricing, a mockup and a production timeline. Still working on the design itself? Start at the Custom Design page or browse the current soccer uniform range for a starting point.
