Game kits
- Jerseys and shorts
- Home and away colourways
- Player names and numbers
Develop coordinated jerseys, shorts, reversible options and supporting apparel around your team colours, artwork, roster and delivery brief.
Five coordinated categories. One approved team identity.
Select fabric by game or training use, construction, opacity, movement, decoration and climate—not by one generic fabric promise.
Necklines, armholes, reversible layers, shorts, seams and artwork positions are resolved inside the approved basketball specification.
Shape, binding and movement allowance are reviewed against the chosen fit.
Both faces, opacity, labels and finishing are approved as one distinct construction.
Crest, sponsor and player fields are placed against fabric and construction requirements.
Jersey and short sizes remain separate fields across adult and youth routes.
Open a Basketball design in the UNQTEX configurator to test team colours, crest, sponsor, player name and squad number before sending the brief.
Each stage keeps the basketball garment, artwork, construction and roster decisions attached to one current specification.
Confirm game and supporting garments, quantity, size split, destination and required date.
Select a Basketball design and test compatible colours and identity fields.
Resolve construction, artwork, materials, measurements and the agreed sample route.
Authorise the current specification and player roster in writing.
Plan production, pairing, packing and dispatch against that approval.
The buyer and UNQTEX review the exact basketball specification before bulk authorisation. Final checks depend on the agreed product and order.
Yes. Open the Basketball-filtered design library, select a compatible design and adjust the supported colour and identity fields before sharing the project brief.
Yes, but each construction keeps its own fabric, finishing, artwork views, quantities and approval requirements.
Yes. Supply one checked roster with separate jersey size, short size, player name and squad number fields and identify the final approver.
Send the garment list, standard or reversible requirement, approximate quantities, size split, colours, artwork, roster needs, destination and required date.
Minimums, sampling and production timing are confirmed against the selected garment mix, construction, decoration, quantity and delivery requirements in the quotation.
Choose a front-and-back design, test compatible colour zones and add the team identity before sending the specification for review.