Custom Tournament Soccer Kits, Built for Repeat Orders
EDVORIN’s MOQ starts at 200 pieces per style. EDVORIN develops custom tournament kits from sample to bulk, with OEM/ODM support and a 200-piece MOQ per style.
Teamwear Development and Production Capabilities
Built for Repeatable Tournament Soccer Kit Production
EDVORIN helps clubs, academies, brands, and private-label buyers turn approved teamwear concepts into controlled, repeatable tournament programs.
Technical Kit Development
Translate sketches, reference garments, or complete tech packs into clear specifications for jerseys, shorts, and coordinated soccer teamwear.
Coordinated Decoration
Align team logos, player names, numbers, sponsor artwork, and placement details with fabrics and construction before bulk production begins.
Flexible OEM Programs
Support emerging labels, established clubs, wholesalers, and private-label buyers with OEM and ODM development from 200 pieces per style.
Approved Sample Standards
Use approved samples, measurement charts, material references, and artwork records to guide consistent decisions through every production stage.
Sample-to-Bulk Control
Coordinate material checks, in-line inspections, and final review so bulk tournament kit orders reflect the approved production standard.
Men’s and Women’s Fits
Adjust fit blocks, grading, proportions, and performance details for men’s and women’s soccer programs rather than relying on one universal specification.
Apparel Manufacturing Built for Repeat Orders
OEM, ODM and private-label development for brands, clubs and buyers requiring clear specifications, controlled sampling and consistent bulk production.
Custom Hoodies
As a custom hoodie manufacturer, EDVORIN develops fleece weight, hood shape, rib recovery, drawcords, pockets, labels and decoration to match approved brand specifications for repeat bulk orders.
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Pullover Sweatshirts
EDVORIN works as a sweatshirt manufacturer for pullover programs, coordinating fabric weight, neckline construction, cuffs, hems, fit blocks, graphics and washing requirements for men’s and women’s lines.
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Sweatpants & Joggers
Our sweatpants manufacturer process covers jogger and open-hem silhouettes, elastic or cuffed ankles, waistband construction, drawcords, pockets, fleece selection and coordinated sets with matching tops.
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Custom Shorts
As a custom shorts manufacturer, EDVORIN develops casual, athletic and team shorts with specified inseams, waistband systems, pocket layouts, fabric performance, trims and decoration placements.
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Varsity & Baseball Jackets
As a varsity jacket manufacturer, EDVORIN produces varsity and baseball jackets with coordinated body and sleeve materials, ribbing, snaps, linings, chenille patches, embroidery and appliqué, documented for production consistency.
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Custom T-Shirts
As a custom T-shirt manufacturer, we develop jersey weight, collar construction, fit, grading, print method, wash effect, labels and packaging for fashion, promotional and teamwear programs.
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Custom Polo Shirts
EDVORIN supports polo shirt programs with piqué or jersey fabrics, collar and placket construction, embroidery placement, contrast details, sizing and private-label finishing for corporate, school and retail buyers.
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Windbreaker Jackets
Our windbreaker manufacturer capabilities include lightweight shells, linings, mesh panels, hood options, zippers, reflective details and print or embroidery placement suited to active and outerwear programs.
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Quilted Jackets
As a quilted jacket manufacturer, EDVORIN coordinates shell fabric, insulation, lining, quilting pattern, hardware, pockets and labeling so approved warmth, shape and finish carry into bulk production.
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Bomber Jackets
As a bomber jacket manufacturer, we manage shell selection, lining, rib components, zipper or snap closures, pockets, embroidery, patches and wash treatments for branded outerwear programs.
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Custom Shirts
As a custom woven shirt manufacturer, EDVORIN specifies fabric composition, collar and cuff construction, plackets, pocket details, grading, embroidery or print, labels and retail-ready packaging.
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Custom Jerseys
Our custom jersey manufacturer process covers breathable performance fabrics, color matching, sublimation or print, crests, names, numbers, fit blocks and organized size sets for teams and brands.
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Tank Tops
EDVORIN develops custom tank tops for training, basketball, lifestyle and streetwear programs, specifying fabric weight, armhole shape, neckline, binding, graphics, sizing and finishing requirements.
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Soccer Uniforms
As a soccer uniform manufacturer, we coordinate match jerseys, shorts, socks, goalkeeper kits and training pieces with breathable fabrics, team colors, badges, player numbering and repeat-order records.
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Basketball Uniforms
As a basketball uniform manufacturer, EDVORIN supports jersey and short sets with moisture-management fabric options, reversible construction, sublimation, numbering, team marks and consistent grading across roster sizes.
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Streetwear Collections
As a streetwear clothing manufacturer, EDVORIN connects hoodies, tees, bottoms, jackets and accessories through shared fit, fabric, decoration, wash, labeling and packaging standards for cohesive collections.
Get a QuotePerformance Materials for Tournament Soccer Kits
Polyester Interlock
Smooth, durable, and comfortable against the skin, polyester interlock suits match jerseys and coordinated shorts. Its stable knit surface supports clean decoration, while its moderate weight helps garments hold shape through repeated wear and washing.
Polyester Mesh
Lightweight and airy, polyester mesh is suited to warm-weather jerseys, side panels, and training tops. The open-knit structure improves airflow, while the soft, flexible hand helps players move comfortably during high-output tournament play.
Microfiber Polyester
Soft with a refined, low-bulk feel, microfiber polyester works well for tournament jerseys, warm-up pieces, and lightweight shorts. Its fine filament construction creates a smoother hand and a clean base for detailed printed graphics.
Polyester Spandex Knit
Stretchy, smooth, and close-fitting, polyester spandex knit suits goalkeeper wear, fitted training layers, and performance panels. Added elastane provides recovery and freedom of movement, helping the garment retain its intended shape during active use.
Brushed Tricot
Soft on the inside with a clean performance face, brushed tricot is a practical choice for tracksuits, warm-up jackets, and sideline pants. Its medium-weight construction adds warmth without the heavier feel of traditional fleece.
Teamwear Decoration Methods for Tournament Kits
Screen Print
Screen printing applies bold team crests, sponsor marks and graphic details with controlled placement. EDVORIN aligns artwork, ink selection and approved samples to help maintain a clean, durable visual result across bulk kit orders.
Sublimation Print
Sublimation embeds all-over color, patterns, names and numbers into compatible performance fabrics. It supports detailed tournament designs without adding surface weight, while approved artwork files and color references guide consistent repeat production.
Heat Transfer
Heat transfer applies player names, squad numbers and selected logos with sharp edge definition. This flexible process is well suited to variable tournament rosters, provided placement, sizing and application standards are confirmed before bulk production.
Embroidered Crests
Embroidery creates a dimensional finish for club crests, academy marks and premium identity details. EDVORIN coordinates stitch files, backing and placement with the garment construction so the decoration supports a polished, durable teamwear presentation.
Patch Application
Woven, embroidered or specialty patches add layered identity to jerseys, jackets and coordinated sideline pieces. Construction, attachment method and placement are specified against the approved sample to protect consistency through tournament kit production.
Trims That Complete a Professional Kit
Woven Labels
Custom woven main labels, size labels and care labels give private-label soccer kits a clear brand signature. EDVORIN coordinates label placement and specifications so approved details remain consistent from sample to bulk.
Neck Tapes
Branded or color-matched neck tape creates a cleaner interior finish at the collar seam. It can reinforce the construction while carrying a subtle team or private-label detail across jersey programs.
Zipper Options
Select zipper finishes for warm-up jackets, windbreakers and training layers, including custom pulls and coordinated tape colors. Hardware choices are specified with the garment construction to support a cohesive kit program.
Drawcord Details
Custom drawcords, tipped ends and cord colors add controlled identity to hooded warm-up pieces and off-field teamwear. Details are developed alongside fabric weight, eyelets and fit requirements for the intended collection.
Hangtags Packaging
Hangtags, polybags, size stickers and folded packaging help deliver a retail-ready or distribution-ready kit program. EDVORIN aligns artwork, labeling and packing instructions with the approved product standard.
Founder-Led Teamwear Manufacturing Since 2000
Founded in 2000 by Edvorin Zeng, EDVORIN helps brands, clubs, academies, wholesalers and private-label buyers turn teamwear ideas into production-ready soccer kit programs. As a tournament soccer kit supplier, we bring founder-led accountability to the details that protect a team identity from first concept through repeat orders.
Our connected OEM and ODM workflow coordinates performance fabrics, patterns, sampling, printing, embroidery, names, numbers, trims, labeling and packaging under one production system. Men’s and women’s development is available across every category, with fit, grading and material choices built around the intended wearer rather than a universal specification.
What makes EDVORIN different is the discipline after sample approval. We record approved measurements, colors, artwork placement and construction details, then use in-line and final checks to keep bulk production aligned. With MOQs starting at 200 pieces per style, buyers can build reliable tournament collections with room to grow.
Production Standards That Support Repeat Orders
Develop the Kit Precisely
EDVORIN turns sketches, reference garments, or complete tech packs into production-ready soccer kit specifications. Patterns, fit blocks, grading, panel construction, and measurements are aligned before sampling so men’s and women’s programs can move forward with a clear, reviewable standard.
- Technical development from concept or tech pack
- Men’s and women’s fit development
- Pattern, grading, and measurement alignment
- MOQ starts at 200 pieces per style
Coordinate Materials and Decoration
A tournament soccer kit supplier must manage how performance fabric, trims, and decoration work together. EDVORIN coordinates material selection with printing, embroidery, names, numbers, sponsor artwork, labels, and packaging to protect team identity across the complete kit.
- Performance fabric and trim coordination
- Player names and number placement control
- Printing and embroidery matched to materials
- Labels and packaging specified with the program
Control From Sample to Bulk
An approved sample becomes the working reference for bulk production, not simply a visual milestone. EDVORIN records key construction, color, placement, and measurement decisions, then uses in-line and final checks to help keep tournament kits aligned with the approved standard.
- Approved samples guide bulk production
- Construction and artwork details documented
- In-line checks address variation early
- Final inspection before packing
Why EDVORIN Is the Tournament Soccer Kit Supplier Built for Repeat Orders
A connected development-to-bulk workflow gives teamwear buyers clearer standards, controlled details and dependable program continuity.
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Our Tournament Soccer Kit Production Process
A documented path from development through shipment preparation, designed to protect approved kit standards across every tournament order.
Review Kit Specifications
We review tech packs, size ranges, artwork, tournament requirements and target quantities, then identify construction, fabric and decoration details needing confirmation.
Source Materials and Trims
Approved fabrics, color references, labels, elastics and other trims are coordinated against the kit specification before sampling moves forward.
Develop Patterns and Samples
Patterns and samples translate the approved design into wearable standards, allowing fit, measurements, color, placement and construction details to be reviewed.
Cut and Decorate Components
After sample approval, production coordinates cutting with printing, embroidery, names, numbers and sponsor artwork according to recorded placement standards.
Inspect, Pack and Prepare
In-line checks and final inspection compare bulk kits with approved standards before labeling, packing and shipment preparation for your tournament program.
From Kit Concept to Repeatable Production
Move from an initial concept to an approved, production-ready tournament kit standard with one accountable EDVORIN workflow.
Share Your Kit Direction
Send a tech pack, sketch, reference garment, measurement chart, or tournament collection brief. EDVORIN reviews construction, fit, materials, decoration, and teamwear requirements.
Align Quote and Sample
Confirm product specifications, quantities, target requirements, and pricing before sampling. MOQ starts at 200 pieces per style, with support for men’s and women’s programs.
Approve Production Standards
Review the sample and document approved measurements, materials, colors, artwork placement, names, numbers, trims, labels, and packaging details for consistent bulk execution.
Launch Controlled Bulk Production
EDVORIN coordinates sourcing, cutting, sewing, decoration, quality checks, labeling, and packing against the approved standard, helping protect consistency across tournament-ready kit orders.
Certified Standards for Responsible Apparel Production
What B2B Buyers Value in an EDVORIN Partnership
EDVORIN turned our initial jersey artwork into an approved 4-piece tournament kit within two sample rounds. The recorded color, number, and logo placements made our 600-unit reorder much easier to manage.
We needed home, away, and training sets for 18 academy squads. EDVORIN coordinated fabrics, names, numbers, labels, and packing by team, helping us launch all 1,080 kits on one organized production schedule.
Our private-label teamwear range began with only reference garments and a size chart. EDVORIN developed clear production specifications, and the first 480-piece run held the fit and print quality we approved in sampling.
Tournament Soccer Kit Supplier FAQs
Clear answers for B2B buyers planning custom teamwear programs with EDVORIN.
EDVORIN’s MOQ starts at 200 pieces per style. What is EDVORIN’s minimum order quantity for custom soccer kits?
Can EDVORIN make a sample before bulk production?
How does EDVORIN control quality for repeat tournament soccer kit orders?
Can you develop men’s and women’s soccer kits?
What decoration options can be used for team names, numbers, and logos?
How long does tournament soccer kit production take?
What payment terms does EDVORIN offer for custom soccer kit orders?
Can EDVORIN ship tournament soccer kits internationally?
How does EDVORIN protect my soccer kit designs and artwork?
The Complete Tournament Soccer Kit Supplier Buyer’s Guide
Use this practical framework to compare tournament soccer kit supplier options, evaluate quality and customization criteria, plan budgets and timelines, and avoid sourcing mistakes that can disrupt an event or product launch.
1. What Is a Tournament Soccer Kit Supplier?
EDVORIN’s MOQ starts at 200 pieces per style. One tournament soccer kit supplier coordinates the matching apparel a squad needs for a competition: jerseys, shorts, socks, goalkeeper jerseys and shorts, plus optional warm-ups. The goal is a single approved standard for color, sizing, decoration, and delivery across the roster.
Four supplier models serve different roles. A manufacturer builds to a technical specification; a private-label partner also develops branded labels, packaging, and repeatable product standards; a wholesaler resells ready-made stock; and a retail teamwear seller typically decorates and sells finished-brand garments.
200-piece MOQ programs are most relevant to clubs, schools, academies, tournament organizers, distributors, and brands that need coordinated custom supply rather than individual replacements. A capable tournament soccer kit supplier should convert team artwork, player lists, and size data into controlled production records before bulk making begins.
2. Tournament Kit Supply: Evolution and Expectations
Three changes reshaped tournament kit buying: performance-led fabric selection, full-surface visual design, and roster-level personalization. Clubs, schools, brands, and event organizers increasingly need jerseys, shorts, and supporting pieces specified as one coordinated system rather than as standard uniforms with a logo added afterward.
3D configurators made digital previews, pattern choices, logo placement, names, numbers, and sponsor artwork visible before production; one example documents these workflow features at https://www.spized.com/us-en/custom-soccer-kit. The production requirement remains more exacting: record approved artwork, placement dimensions, color references such as Pantone codes, and revision history so the approved look can be reproduced.
2 ordering objectives now often travel together: individualized player allocation and fewer purchasing handoffs. A tournament soccer kit supplier should be able to translate a master size-and-roster file into controlled decoration data, while buyers consolidate garments, labels, packaging, and delivery requirements into a single purchase plan.
3. Types of Tournament Soccer Kit Supplier Programs
Five common program models serve different tournament buying risks. A tournament soccer kit supplier should match the model to replenishment needs, design control, and the buyer’s ability to carry inventory.
| Program | Ideal Order Profile | Customization | Inventory Risk | Trade-Off |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stock decoration | Small teams; urgent needs | Names and numbers | Low buyer risk | Fastest; least exclusive |
| Custom made-to-order | Clubs and schools | Panels, trims, graphics | Low finished-goods risk | More time; higher minimums |
| Sublimated | Graphic-led teams | All-over color and artwork | Low finished-goods risk | Approval time; artwork control |
| Private label | Brands; repeat programs | Labels, packaging, specifications | Buyer-managed demand risk | Higher minimums; strongest exclusivity |
| Wholesale/distributor | Resellers; multi-team accounts | Catalog-led decoration | Higher stockholding risk | Fast replenishment; limited uniqueness |
Stock Teamwear Decoration
Stock programs use existing jerseys, shorts, and colorways with names, numbers, or transfers added after selection.
Small roster orders benefit from faster fulfillment, but colors, fit blocks, and exclusivity remain limited.
Custom And Sublimated Kits
Made-to-order kits alter fabrics, panels, trims, and decoration; sublimation builds all-over graphics into polyester fabric.
Higher minimums and longer approvals buy greater design latitude, while no finished-goods stock reduces obsolete inventory.
Private Label And Wholesale
Private-label production suits brands needing proprietary labels, packaging, and repeatable specifications. Wholesale programs suit distributors that need catalog breadth and replenishment, but require inventory planning.
4. Tournament Soccer Kit Supplier Fabric Choices
120–160 GSM polyester is a practical starting range for tournament jerseys: construction, not fiber name alone, determines cooling, coverage, and decoration results.
| Construction | Best Use | Key Check |
|---|---|---|
| Open knit | Hot tournaments | Opacity |
| Interlock | Branded kits | Print clarity |
| Mesh panels | High exertion | Seam durability |
Match Construction To Conditions
140 GSM open knit suits hot, frequent matches; confirm opacity on youth sizes before approval.
160 GSM interlock gives a smoother face, stronger coverage, and more stable sponsor graphics.
Use Ventilation Strategically
100–130 GSM mesh panels work best at underarms and back zones, where airflow matters most.
5–10% elastane improves recovery but can complicate sublimation trials and heat-transfer settings.
Approve Performance In Bulk
30-minute wash-and-dry trials reveal print migration, pilling, and color change before bulk approval.
Recycled polyester options should be assessed for handfeel, opacity, abrasion, and documented material content.
5. Customization Options From a Tournament Soccer Kit Supplier
One approved artwork package prevents identity details from changing between samples and bulk. A tournament soccer kit supplier should map every logo, name, number, sponsor mark, label, and packing requirement before production.
| Method | Best Use | Key Control |
|---|---|---|
| Sublimation | Performance kits | Color-approved full artwork |
| Heat transfer | Names and numbers | Legible contrast |
| Embroidery | Off-field apparel | Stable backing |
Performance Kit Decoration
All-over sublimation suits polyester match kits because graphics, names, and sponsor marks can be integrated without a heavy surface layer. Screen print or heat transfer fits limited-color crests and variable numbers; verify contrast, font, and number legibility at playing distance.
Off-Field Identity Details
Embroidery, woven labels, and printed neck labels better suit polos, jackets, and supporter apparel than lightweight performance jerseys. Specify label position, thread colors, backing, and care content alongside the garment construction.
Artwork And Approval Control
Pantone references, vector artwork, placement measurements, and size-specific number layouts create a reviewable standard. EDVORIN can record approved placements, labels, and individual polybag or team-set packaging requirements for repeatable production.
6. Construction Details That Determine Kit Quality
Three checkpoints separate a display sample from a tournament-ready kit: construction, grading, and decoration control. A tournament soccer kit supplier should document each against an approved reference.
Seams And Panel Alignment
4-thread overlock seams suit stretch jersey panels; flatlock or coverstitch can reduce rubbing at high-contact areas. Check shoulder, side-seam, and gusset reinforcement.
2 matching panel edges should meet without twisting or visible color breaks. Inspect stripe, graphic, and side-panel alignment on both fronts and backs.
Fit And Finish Checks
1 representative mid-range size reveals grading problems before bulk cutting. Confirm collar recovery, sleeve opening, hem coverstitch, and short waistband elastic return after laundering.
3 washed samples expose seam puckering, shrinkage, and uneven hems that a fresh sample can hide. Compare measurements to the approved chart after washing.
Socks And Print Registration
2 stress points—heel and toe—need consistent knit density and secure cuff recovery in socks. Check for loose yarns and uneven compression.
1 registration standard should locate names, numbers, logos, and sponsors from fixed seams or reference points. Review print edges after stretch and wash testing.
7. How to Choose a Tournament Soccer Kit Supplier
EDVORIN’s MOQ starts at 200 pieces per style. A tournament soccer kit supplier should be assessed as a production partner, not only a jersey source. EDVORIN’s 200-piece MOQ suits programs that can consolidate sizes, colorways, and coordinated kit components.
| Decision Check | Question Before Deposit | Required Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| MOQ Fit | What does the minimum cover? | Written quote |
| Sampling | What controls bulk production? | Approved pre-production sample |
| Delivery | Who owns freight risk? | Named Incoterm |
Match MOQ And Sampling
EDVORIN’s MOQ starts at 200 pieces per style. 200-piece MOQ fit matters when home, away, goalkeeper, and size allocations are combined. Confirm whether the minimum applies per style, colorway, or total order.
Two sample stages—development and pre-production—should lock measurements, colors, placement, and decoration.
Specify The Production Standard
150 GSM alone does not define performance. Request fiber content, knit construction, weight tolerance, color standard, shrinkage target, and an approved size chart.
Pantone artwork should show dimensions and number-name rules. Ask who approves revisions and which file becomes production-controlled.
Test Delivery And Reorders
Weekly updates should identify material status, cutting, decoration, inspections, and packing. Ask for capacity allocation, critical-path dates, and an escalation contact.
Incoterms assign freight, duties, insurance, and delivery risk. Confirm reorder fabric availability, archived specifications, and repeat-number control.
8. Common Tournament Kit Buying Mistakes
A low unit price can become the most expensive choice when fit, color, delivery, or replenishment fails. A tournament soccer kit supplier should be evaluated against an approved, complete order standard.
Price Without Specification
One quote is not comparable unless fabric, decoration, labels, packing, and inspection are listed.
Two prevention steps matter: compare like-for-like specifications and confirm what changes trigger extra charges.
Approval Gaps
One physical sample exposes fit, print handfeel, sewing, and placement issues that a screen cannot.
Pantone references, vector artwork, and a size-by-size roster prevent fuzzy logos, color surprises, and missing sizes.
Tournament Readiness
Two goalkeeper sets and spare player units reduce risk from clashes, damage, and late roster changes.
One written timeline should cover sample approval, bulk completion, shipping terms, customs documents, duties, and the named importer.
9. Launching a Tournament Kit or Private Label Program
A 200-piece program starts with a written brief that identifies wearer, competition date, channels, and replenishment needs. A tournament soccer kit supplier can convert that brief into a controlled development path.
Define The Program
Week 1 should separate club, academy, organizer, streetwear, and distributor requirements. Record home/away quantities, gender-specific fit blocks, target retail or budget, and required delivery date.
Lock Development Standards
Version 1 of the tech pack should specify Pantone references, measurement chart, artwork placement, names, numbers, labels, and packaging. Compare quotes only when fabric, decoration, quantity, Incoterms, and sampling charges match.
One pre-production sample should be checked against the approved fit and artwork before bulk release. Collect final size ratios early; late roster changes can disrupt cutting and packing.
Plan Delivery And Reorders
Two records protect the next run: the approved production specification and a size-by-player or SKU-by-channel file. Clubs need spare-player capacity, while distributors need repeatable SKU, color, and labeling records.
Six weeks before the event, confirm production completion, freight method, customs responsibility, and delivery buffer. Keep approved samples, color standards, and revision history for replenishment orders.
10. Tournament Soccer Kit Supplier Pricing and Costs
200 pieces is a practical opening point for a custom tournament program: it spreads pattern, color, and decoration preparation across more units than a small team order.
2 cost categories require separate review: recurring garment costs and one-time development or artwork preparation. A final quotation should cover the approved specification, decoration method, quantity by size, packaging, shipping method, and destination.
4 production variables most often move the unit cost: fabric weight, panel count, colorway complexity, and individual names or numbers. Confirm the sample-approval date before treating any lead-time estimate as a delivery commitment.
| Order range | Likely unit-cost position | Setup or artwork considerations | Lead-time implication |
|---|---|---|---|
| 200–499 kits | Higher | Sample, pattern, and logo files carry more weight per unit | Allow time for development approval |
| 500–999 kits | Improving | Shared artwork setup is spread across more units | Material booking becomes more important |
| 1,000+ kits | Most efficient | Standardized variants reduce handling | Reserve production capacity early |
Choose EDVORIN, Your Tournament Soccer Kit Supplier
EDVORIN’s MOQ starts at 200 pieces per style. Send your tech pack, reference garment, or collection concept to begin a repeatable teamwear program with a 200-piece MOQ per style.