Every fabric we use is chosen for a specific job on the pitch, not just cost.
Our lightest match-day weight, used on the Apex line. Mesh underarm panels ventilate heat during sprints.
A textured knit with more structure, used where clubs want a heavier hand-feel without losing breathability.
Goalkeeper-specific fabric with foam-backed elbow zones and a grip-textured chest panel.
Used in tracksuits for wind resistance while staying flexible enough for warm-up drills.
Screen-printed graphics sit on top of the fabric and eventually crack or peel. Dye-sublimation infuses color directly into the fibers, so your crest, sponsor mark, and patterns are part of the fabric itself — they won't fade, crack, or peel with washing.
| Stitch | Used on | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Double lock-stitch | Match jerseys, goalkeeper kits | Maximum seam strength under repeated stretch |
| Flatlock | Training tees, hoodies | Flat seam reduces chafing on daily wear |
| Bar-tack reinforcement | Pocket corners, drawcords | Prevents tearing at stress points |