Match kits
- Home and away jerseys
- Coordinated shorts
- Roster names and numbers
Develop coordinated jerseys, shorts, goalkeeper kits and requested supporting layers around your club colours, artwork, roster and delivery brief.
Five connected kit categories. One controlled team identity.
Select fabric by garment, climate, fit, opacity, decoration and repeated-wear requirements—not by a generic one-fabric promise.
Necklines, underarm panels, shorts, seams and decoration positions are resolved as part of the approved kit specification.
Panel lines and ventilation are reviewed for reach and repeated movement.
Waist security, rise, leg opening and side seams are checked for the chosen fit.
Crest, sponsor and player fields are placed against fabric and artwork requirements.
Jersey and shorts construction are reviewed together across the selected colourways.
Open a Soccer design in the UNQTEX configurator to test team colours, crest, sponsor, player name and squad number before sending the brief.
Each stage keeps the garment, artwork and roster decisions attached to one current specification.
Confirm garments, quantity, size split, destination and required date.
Select a design and test compatible colours and identity fields.
Resolve artwork, materials, measurements and the agreed sample route.
Authorise the current specification and roster in writing.
Plan production, packing and dispatch against that approval.
The buyer and UNQTEX review the exact kit specification before bulk authorisation. Final checks depend on the agreed product and order.
Yes. Open the Soccer-filtered design library, select a compatible design and adjust the supported colour and identity fields before sharing the project brief.
Yes. The programme can share controlled colours and artwork while each garment keeps its own material, fit, construction and decoration specification.
Yes. Supply one checked roster with player, garment, size, name and number fields and identify the person responsible for final approval.
Send the garment list, approximate quantities, size split, colours, artwork, roster needs, destination and required date. UNQTEX will confirm any additional technical files needed for review.
Minimums, sampling and production timing are confirmed against the selected garment mix, decoration, quantity and delivery requirements in the quotation.
Choose a front-and-back design, test the compatible colour zones and add the team identity before sending the specification for review.