Match dresses
- Sleeveless playing dresses
- Coordinated undershorts
- Length and fit reviewed on sample
Build a coordinated netball range with match dresses, playing separates, position bibs and training layers. Review fit, movement and club colours together before approving the squad order.
Match-day choice and club-wide coordination, from playing dress to travel layers.
Balance stretch, coverage and breathability for repeated reaching, turning and landing. Confirm the fabric on a sample in the intended colourway.
Small construction choices affect how the kit feels on court. Resolve dress length, armholes, bib attachment and hem finish before the squad order.
Review neckline depth, shoulder width and armhole coverage against the chosen size specification.
Check side-panel shape and ease through overhead reach, pivots and defensive movement.
Confirm letter contrast, bib dimensions and the preferred attachment method with the team.
Agree dress length and undershort fit together, then check seam comfort on the sample.
Start with a Netball design in the UNQTEX configurator. Test supported colour zones and artwork placement, then add bib requirements and garment choices to the quotation brief.
One approved specification connects garment choice, position bibs, artwork and squad sizing. Changes are reviewed before the order progresses.
List dresses or separates, bib sets, training layers, quantities, destination and required date.
Choose a Netball design and preview the supported colours and identity fields.
Check fabric, dress length, undershorts, bib attachment and artwork on the agreed sample route.
Confirm the current specification, size breakdown and artwork with one named approver.
Plan garment allocation, packing and dispatch around the approved order.
Use the sample and order specification to resolve the details that matter to your squad. These are review points, not a substitute for an agreed inspection plan.
Include the garment options your players need in the brief. UNQTEX reviews the dress, top, skirt, shorts and undershort specifications separately while keeping the agreed club identity consistent.
List the positions, number of complete sets, spare bibs and preferred attachment method. Include any competition-specific requirements for lettering, contrast or placement so they can be checked before approval.
Provide separate size fields for each garment in the roster. Confirm the measurement chart and sample fit before finalising the size breakdown; do not assume two garment types use identical sizing.
Compatible designs support indexed colour changes and the available crest, sponsor and personalization controls. Add requirements such as dress length, bib attachment and additional garments to the project brief for review.
Send the garment list, approximate quantities, bib requirements, size breakdown, artwork, destination and required date. Price, minimums and timing are confirmed against that specification.
Explore a front-and-back design, preview the supported colours and club artwork, then send the garment and bib requirements for review.