Team Jersey Manufacturer for Repeatable Private-Label Programs
EDVORIN’s MOQ starts at 200 pieces per style. EDVORIN develops and produces custom teamwear from sample to bulk, with a 200-piece MOQ for brands, teams, schools, and wholesale buyers.
Featured Teamwear Products
Why Choose EDVORIN as Your Team Jersey Manufacturer
Production discipline for teamwear programs that need clear development, controlled decoration, and dependable repeat orders.
Founder-Led Since 2000
Work with a manufacturer shaped by garment-floor experience, where practical construction decisions stay connected from development through bulk production.
Flexible OEM and ODM
Bring a complete tech pack or an early concept; EDVORIN helps turn either starting point into a production-ready teamwear standard.
Decoration by Category
Coordinate printing, embroidery, artwork placement, names, and numbers around the jersey fabric, construction, and performance needs of your program.
Men’s and Women’s Development
Develop fit blocks, grading, proportions, materials, and styling details for the intended wearer instead of relying on one universal specification.
Approved-Standard Quality Control
Use approved samples, recorded measurements, placement references, and in-line checks to keep bulk production aligned with your confirmed standard.
Teamwear and Apparel, Built to Repeat
From everyday essentials to performance uniforms, EDVORIN develops category-specific apparel with controlled materials, decoration, fit and repeat-order standards.
Custom Hoodies
As a custom hoodie manufacturer, EDVORIN develops fleece weight, fit blocks, rib construction, drawcords, pockets and decoration for brand, school and team programs. Approved samples establish the standard for repeatable bulk production from 200 pieces per style.
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Pullover Sweatshirts
EDVORIN supports pullover sweatshirts with crewneck construction, fleece selection, rib recovery, grading and print or embroidery placement aligned to your program. As a sweatshirt manufacturer, we document approved specifications for dependable replenishment and coordinated collections.
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Sweatpants & Joggers
Our sweatpants manufacturer process covers jogger and open-hem silhouettes, waistband and cuff construction, pocket options, fleece weights and matching tops. Men’s and women’s fit requirements can be developed separately and controlled through sampling and bulk inspection.
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Custom Shorts
EDVORIN develops custom shorts for training, casualwear, basketball and branded uniform programs. Fabric weight, inseam, liner requirements, waistband construction, pockets, color matching and logos are specified before production, helping buyers maintain consistency across sizes and repeat orders.
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Varsity & Baseball Jackets
As a varsity jacket manufacturer, EDVORIN coordinates body fabric, sleeves, lining, rib, snaps, chenille patches, embroidery and appliqué. Baseball-inspired jackets are sampled as complete assemblies, so balance, placement and material compatibility are verified before bulk production.
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Custom T-Shirts
Our custom T-shirt manufacturing covers jersey selection, neckline construction, fit, grading, garment wash and decoration methods. We help brands and organizations match print detail, hand feel and durability to the intended wear, from promotional programs to retail collections.
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Custom Polo Shirts
EDVORIN develops custom polo shirts with piqué or performance fabrics, collar construction, plackets, cuffs, color blocking and embroidered branding. Specifications are built around the wearer, whether the program serves corporate uniforms, schools, clubs or private-label retail.
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Windbreaker Jackets
As a windbreaker manufacturer, EDVORIN develops lightweight outerwear with shell selection, lining, mesh ventilation, zippers, pockets, hoods and logo placement. Construction and performance details are reviewed in samples before production for consistent team and retail programs.
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Quilted Jackets
Our quilted jacket manufacturing coordinates shell fabric, lining, insulation, quilting pattern, hardware and decoration in one production path. We develop warmth, bulk, fit and finishing around the intended market, with sample approval guiding material and assembly control.
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Bomber Jackets
EDVORIN manufactures bomber jackets with attention to shell weight, lining, rib trim, zipper selection, pockets, patches and embroidery. Each component is specified together to protect the jacket’s proportions and brand details through repeat production.
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Custom Shirts
As a custom woven shirt manufacturer, EDVORIN develops fabric, collar, placket, cuffs, pockets, seams and labels for uniform and private-label programs. Fit and grading can be adjusted for men’s and women’s ranges, then confirmed through approved samples.
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Custom Jerseys
Our custom jersey manufacturing supports performance and fanwear programs with breathable fabrics, color blocking, sublimation, screen printing, embroidery and name-and-number control. Artwork placement, size sets and fabric performance are documented for organized team or club orders.
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Tank Tops
EDVORIN develops custom tank tops for athletic, basketball, training and casual programs. We coordinate fabric stretch, armhole and neckline binding, fit, color panels and decoration so each garment performs appropriately while maintaining clear brand or team identification.
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Soccer Uniforms
As a soccer uniform manufacturer, EDVORIN develops jerseys, shorts and coordinated sets with moisture-management fabrics, stable color matching, crest placement, sponsor artwork and player numbering. Size grading and approved samples help teams and distributors manage consistent orders across rosters.
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Basketball Uniforms
Our basketball uniform manufacturing covers jerseys, shorts and reversible options with breathable construction, full-color artwork, contrast trims, names and numbers. We control fit, inseam, panel layout and decoration specifications to support school, club, league and wholesale programs.
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Streetwear Collections
As a streetwear clothing manufacturer, EDVORIN connects hoodies, tees, sweats, jackets, woven pieces and decoration into coordinated collections. Product development, materials, washes, trims, labels and packaging are managed against approved standards for emerging and established labels.
Get a QuotePerformance Materials for Custom Team Jerseys
Moisture-Wicking Polyester
A lightweight, quick-drying performance fabric for soccer, basketball and training jerseys. Its smooth hand supports crisp sublimation, while moisture-moving construction helps athletes stay more comfortable during active wear.
Breathable Performance Mesh
An open-knit polyester option with an airy, ventilated feel for basketball tanks, practice jerseys and panel applications. Mesh construction promotes airflow while keeping the garment light enough for fast-moving teamwear.
Stretch Polyester Interlock
A smooth, stable knit with controlled stretch for soccer kits, volleyball jerseys and coordinated uniforms. Its clean face supports detailed graphics, while the interlock structure offers a more substantial hand than mesh.
Recycled Performance Polyester
A performance-focused polyester option for teams and private-label programs seeking recycled-content material choices. It can be developed in lightweight jersey or interlock constructions, with a smooth feel suited to full-color decoration.
Cotton Performance Blend
A softer, more casual fabric choice for fan jerseys, warm-up tops and streetwear-inspired team collections. Cotton blended with polyester balances a familiar hand-feel with improved shape retention and everyday durability.
Decoration Processes for Custom Team Jerseys
All-Over Sublimation
Dye-based artwork is integrated into compatible polyester fabric for uninterrupted color, gradients and edge-to-edge graphics. It creates a smooth, lightweight finish suited to team jerseys with complex visual systems and coordinated repeat orders.
Screen Printing
Screen printing applies defined ink layers for bold logos, names and graphic elements. EDVORIN helps align ink selection with fabric and artwork so the finished decoration delivers clear color impact and durable team identity.
Heat Transfer
Heat transfer applies precisely cut or printed graphics to designated jersey areas, making it well suited to player names, numbers and sponsor details. Placement specifications are recorded against the approved sample for consistent production.
Embroidery Details
Embroidery builds dimension through stitched logos, crests and small branding elements. Thread, backing and placement are selected around the garment construction, creating a tactile, premium finish for teamwear, warm-ups and presentation pieces.
Twill Appliqué
Twill appliqué layers cut fabric shapes onto the garment for distinctive letters, numbers and patches. It adds visible texture and a traditional athletic character while allowing construction, edge finishing and placement to be standardized for bulk production.
Private-Label Teamwear Trims and Branding Details
Woven Labels
Custom woven labels add a durable brand signature at the neck, side seam or hem. EDVORIN coordinates label dimensions, yarn color, fold style and placement against the approved garment specification.
Heat-Transfer Neck Labels
Heat-transfer neck labels create a clean, low-bulk interior finish for performance jerseys and training layers. They can carry brand marks, sizing, care information and required content without a separate sewn label.
Drawcords and Tipping
Custom drawcords, aglets and contrast tipping give hoodies, joggers and warm-ups a considered team identity. EDVORIN matches these trims to fabric weight, garment construction and the approved color direction.
Snap Buttons
Snap buttons bring practical closure and recognizable character to varsity jackets, breakaway layers and coordinated outerwear. Select finishes, colors and placement that support the garment’s use while reinforcing the program’s visual standard.
Branded Packaging
Branded hangtags, polybags, size stickers and packing instructions prepare teamwear for wholesale, retail or roster distribution. Packaging details are coordinated with labeling and final inspection so each finished order arrives presentation-ready.
About EDVORIN, Your Team Jersey Manufacturer
Founded by Edvorin Zeng in 2000, EDVORIN helps brands, clubs, schools, and private-label buyers turn teamwear concepts into production-ready jersey programs. Our founder-led approach begins with the practical details that determine whether a design can be made accurately, approved confidently, and repeated across future orders.
As a team jersey manufacturer, we connect product development, fabric and trim sourcing, pattern work, sampling, decoration, bulk production, quality control, labeling, and packaging in one accountable workflow. Men’s and women’s fit, grading, performance needs, artwork placement, names, and numbers are developed around the requirements of each program.
What distinguishes EDVORIN is the discipline behind the approved sample. We document materials, measurements, decoration, and construction standards so bulk production has a clear reference. With OEM, ODM, and private-label support from 200 pieces per style, we help buyers build teamwear that is ready to repeat and made to grow.
Team Jersey Manufacturer Capabilities for Repeat Orders
Technical Development That Holds
EDVORIN turns sketches, references, and finished concepts into production-ready jersey specifications. Patterns, fit blocks, grading, construction details, and material requirements are aligned early so men’s and women’s programs can move from sample approval to repeatable bulk production.
- Pattern and fit development for the intended wearer
- Size grading and measurement standards documented
- Construction details clarified before bulk release
- Support for OEM, ODM, and private-label programs
Materials and Decoration Aligned
A team jersey manufacturer must coordinate how the base fabric, color, print, embroidery, names, numbers, and trims work together. EDVORIN develops these choices as one system, helping protect comfort, visual clarity, and dependable decoration across each size set.
- Performance fabric selection matched to the program
- Printing and embroidery considered with garment construction
- Name, number, logo, and sponsor placements recorded
- Trims, labels, and packaging coordinated together
Approved Samples Become Standards
EDVORIN treats the approved sample as a working production reference, not just a presentation piece. Measurements, artwork placement, color references, materials, trims, and revisions are organized into a clear standard that gives production teams and buyers a shared point of control.
- Approved sample used as the bulk benchmark
- Artwork placement measurements captured clearly
- Material, trim, and color references consolidated
- Revisions tracked before production begins
Quality Controls Through Packing
Quality control continues beyond the sewing line. EDVORIN uses in-line checks to identify variation during production, then confirms finished garments against approved standards before packing. This disciplined path supports reliable repeat orders for clubs, schools, brands, wholesalers, and private-label buyers.
- In-line inspections address variation early
- Measurements checked against approved specifications
- Decoration and finishing reviewed before packing
- Final inspection supports consistent order release
Why EDVORIN Is the Team Jersey Manufacturer Built for Repeat Orders
Compare a connected, documented production path with the fragmented approach common among typical teamwear suppliers.
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Our Teamwear Production Process
A controlled production path that turns approved teamwear specifications into repeatable bulk orders.
Review Specs and Source
We review tech packs, artwork, size grading, performance needs and target quantities, then coordinate suitable fabrics, trims and color references for development.
Develop Patterns and Samples
Patterns and fit details are developed for the intended wearer, followed by samples that confirm construction, material behavior, decoration placement and overall approval.
Cut and Decorate Components
After approval, materials are checked and cut to specification while prints, embroidery, names, numbers and other decoration elements are prepared against recorded standards.
Sew and Control Production
Jersey panels move through sewing and assembly with in-line checks focused on measurements, construction, placement accuracy and consistency across the bulk order.
Inspect, Pack and Ship
Final quality control compares finished jerseys with approved standards before labeling, packing and shipping are coordinated for your teamwear program or private-label collection.
Start Your Team Jersey Manufacturer Project
Move from a tech pack, reference garment, or collection concept to an approved, repeatable teamwear production standard.
Share Your Project
Send your tech pack, artwork, measurement chart, reference garment, or collection brief, along with target quantities, sizes, market requirements, and delivery goals.
Align Development Details
EDVORIN’s MOQ starts at 200 pieces per style. Review fabric, fit, construction, decoration, names and numbers, trims, labeling, packaging, MOQ, and quote guidance with EDVORIN before sampling begins.
Approve Your Sample
Evaluate the developed sample against agreed materials, measurements, color references, artwork placement, and performance needs, then confirm revisions or approval for production.
Confirm Bulk Standards
Finalize quantities, size breakdowns, approved specifications, production timing, and packing details so the sample becomes the accountable standard for your bulk order.
Arrange Final Delivery
EDVORIN coordinates in-line and final quality checks, then prepares your finished teamwear order for agreed shipping, delivery, and future repeat production.
Certified Standards for Responsible Apparel Production
Certification Programs for Teamwear Production
Verified client feedback pending approval: describe how the approved sample, measurement chart, and artwork placements reduced revision rounds before a 300-piece soccer uniform production run.
Verified client feedback pending approval: describe the outcome of a repeat order, including whether colors, names, numbers, and size grading remained consistent across a 500-piece replenishment.
Verified client feedback pending approval: describe how coordinated labels, packaging, decoration, and production updates helped prepare a 200-piece jersey launch for wholesale delivery.
Client References for Teamwear Programs
Clear answers for private-label, club, school, wholesale, and branded teamwear programs.
EDVORIN’s MOQ starts at 200 pieces per style. What is the minimum order quantity for a team jersey manufacturer?
Can a team jersey manufacturer make a sample before bulk production?
How long does custom team jersey production take?
What decoration options does EDVORIN offer for team jerseys?
Can a team jersey manufacturer handle player names, numbers, and team logos?
Do I need a tech pack to work with a team jersey manufacturer?
How are payments and international shipping handled for jersey orders?
How does EDVORIN protect designs and support repeat jersey orders?
Complete Buyer’s Guide to Team Jersey Manufacturing
Use this decision framework to compare supplier capabilities, fabrics, customization, quality controls, pricing, and production readiness—so you can select the right partner, protect your brand standards, and avoid costly sourcing mistakes.
1. What Is a Team Jersey Manufacturer?
200-piece OEM programs suit brands, clubs, and distributors that need a jersey built to their tech pack: fit block, fabric, grading, artwork, labels, and packaging. The manufacturer converts those specifications into patterns and samples, then controls bulk cutting, sewing, decoration, inspection, and delivery.
Four supply models solve different needs. OEM builds a buyer’s design; ODM adapts a supplier-developed base; private label adds the buyer’s identity to a developed product; ready-made supply serves schools, corporate programs, or teams needing stock styles quickly.
One print shop is sufficient when buyers already own compatible blank jerseys and only need graphics applied. A manufacturing partner is needed when construction, performance fabric, women’s or youth fit, roster personalization, repeatable color, or retail-ready labeling must be engineered and documented before production.
2. Evolution of Team Jersey Manufacturing
2000 marked an era when many jerseys still relied on sewn tackle-twill letters, stitched patches, and sport-specific blocks. Those methods remain useful for raised, heritage-focused looks, but every color, placement, and size change requires disciplined pattern, cut-part, and decoration control.
1990s–2000s advances in moisture-wicking polyester, mesh structures, digital artwork, and dye-sublimation shifted more graphics into the fabric surface. Sublimation can combine team colors, numbers, sponsor artwork, and gradients without layering heavy appliqué, while a documented artwork file and approved sample protect repeat-order consistency.
200-piece OEM programs now need more than a fast visual mockup: buyers expect graded men’s and women’s fits, inclusive size runs, retail labels, and roster-level name-and-number data. A capable team jersey manufacturer turns those inputs into controlled specifications, so wholesale replenishments and multi-team orders match the original approval.
3. Types of Team Jersey Manufacturer
Five supplier models serve different risk levels, from roster-ready decoration to 200-piece OEM development. Match the team jersey manufacturer to the product standard you need to repeat.
Sport-Specialist Factories
Sport-specialist factories suit clubs needing sport-specific cuts and proven performance construction. Customization is deep within established templates; reorders are straightforward, but fashion-led silhouettes are limited.
Full-Package OEM Partners
Full-package OEM partners fit brands building proprietary jerseys from tech pack through packing. Development involvement is high, while approved specifications make repeat bulk orders more controllable.
Private-Label Producers
Private-label producers suit buyers adding labels and packaging to adaptable base programs. They reduce development work, but exclusive construction and material control can be narrower.
Cut-And-Sew Fashion Suppliers
Cut-and-sew fashion suppliers serve streetwear labels requiring custom fit, panels, trims, and washes. Sampling takes more buyer input; locked patterns protect collection reorders.
Stock-Garment Decorators
Stock-garment decorators suit schools needing fast, smaller roster orders. Names and numbers are simple, but garment, color, and long-term availability depend on inventory.
4. Team Jersey Manufacturer Fabric Options
Fabric choice should begin with the sport’s contact level, climate, silhouette, decoration method, and retail target. A team jersey manufacturer should approve opacity, stretch recovery, abrasion resistance, and wash care before bulk cutting.
| Fabric | Typical GSM | Best Use | Benefits | Trade-Offs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Performance polyester | 130–180 | Soccer, training | Quick drying; abrasion resistant | Less natural hand feel |
| Polyester interlock | 150–220 | Basketball, esports | Opaque; smooth print face | Less airflow than mesh |
| Polyester mesh | 110–160 | Hot-weather panels | High breathability | Can be see-through |
| Recycled polyester | 130–180 | Performance programs | Lower recycled-material footprint | Supply and color options vary |
| Cotton blend | 160–220 | Fanwear, streetwear | Soft hand; casual drape | Slower drying |
| Stretch blend | 150–210 | Fitted volleyball | Recovery; mobility | Higher material cost |
Match Fabric To Use
120–160 GSM suits lightweight soccer or running tops; 180 GSM-plus supports more coverage, structure, and contact-oriented wear.
4-way stretch blends suit close athletic silhouettes, while cotton blends suit lifestyle jerseys where hand feel outweighs fast drying.
Check Decoration Compatibility
Sublimation works best on polyester-rich light-color bases. Screen print, embroidery, and appliqué add weight, so test drape, puckering, and recovery on the actual fabric.
30–40°C wash testing should confirm color transfer, shape retention, and print adhesion under the intended care instructions.
5. Customization and Decoration Options
200-piece programs need decoration choices locked before sampling, because artwork, roster data, labels, and packing instructions all affect the production standard. A capable team jersey manufacturer records each approval against the final specification.
| Method | Design And Feel | Order Fit |
|---|---|---|
| Sublimation | Full color; no hand | Repeat graphics |
| Screen print | Limited colors; soft | Larger repeats |
| Heat transfer | Detailed; light film | Small variable runs |
| Embroidery/twill | Raised; durable | Premium repeats |
| Woven/neck labels | Brand detail | All programs |
| Branded packaging | Retail-ready identity | Planned bulk orders |
Choose The Decoration Route
4-color screen prints suit bold, repeat graphics; sublimation supports all-over artwork with no added surface layer. Heat transfers handle variable names and numbers, while embroidery and tackle twill add dimension but require stitch or appliqué approval.
Compare Production Trade-Offs
1 approved sample should confirm color, hand feel, stretch recovery, and wash performance before bulk release.
Control Artwork And Roster Data
100% vector logos, Pantone references, and placement measurements reduce interpretation. Submit names, numbers, sizes, and spelling in one locked spreadsheet; approve a digital proof and a physical pre-production sample.
6. Construction Quality That Lasts
100% of sample approval should be traceable to measurable construction standards, not appearance alone. A team jersey manufacturer should record those standards before cutting bulk fabric.
Inspect Seams And Stress Points
8–10 stitches per inch is a practical starting target for many knit jersey seams; confirm the selected seam type suits stretch and abrasion. Contact-sport jerseys need reinforced shoulder, armhole, side-seam, and number-attachment areas, while lightweight training kits prioritize low-bulk overlocking or flatlock seams.
- Check panel joins for matched stripes, curves, and grain direction.
- Confirm thread is compatible with fabric stretch and color.
- Inspect hems for even turnback and secure coverstitching.
Confirm Fit And Recovery
±1 cm at critical finished-garment points is a useful tolerance to agree in the measurement chart, with graded sizes checked against the approved block. Test collar, cuff, and waistband recovery after stretching; fanwear can favor a relaxed silhouette, while fashion-led jerseys require tighter control of intended proportions.
Approve Color And Wash Performance
1 approved color standard should govern fabric, trims, print, and decoration under consistent lighting. Run wash testing on the approved sample to inspect print registration, color change, puckering, shrinkage, cracking, and seam distortion before pre-production approval.
- Match logos and numbers to the approved placement sheet.
- Verify sublimated panels align across seams.
- Retain the washed sample as the bulk reference.
7. Choosing a Team Jersey Manufacturer
A qualified team jersey manufacturer should prove repeatability before quoting the lowest unit cost. Compare evidence, ownership of decisions, and delivery assumptions against your roster, launch date, and replenishment plan.
Match Category Experience
Ask for sport-specific specification sheets, graded size charts, and dated sample photos from comparable programs. Verify that the supplier can explain fabric, fit, number personalization, and seam choices relevant to your jersey.
- Request a current measurement chart
- Review comparable construction details
- Confirm men’s and women’s fit blocks
Test Process Transparency
Before placing 200 pieces, request a sample calendar, material details, Pantone references, testing records where applicable, and a written production timeline. Ask who approves artwork placement, manages revisions, and reports in-line defects.
- Confirm MOQ by style and color
- Request sample revision records
- Ask for material sourcing details
Confirm Commercial Terms
Before deposit, obtain capacity assumptions, lead-time milestones, QC acceptance criteria, shipping Incoterms, and any required WRAP, BSCI, GOTS, or OEKO-TEX documentation. Treat certifications as documents to verify, not sales language.
- Define freight responsibility
- Confirm inspection and claims process
- Align delivery date with season
8. Common Team Jersey Manufacturer Mistakes
Eight preventable decisions can turn an approved jersey concept into late, inconsistent inventory. New private-label brands and established roster buyers need documented standards before a team jersey manufacturer starts bulk work.
Price Before Specification
One low quote can omit labels, individual names, packing, or inspection; the landed cost then rises. Compare like-for-like spec sheets and request a landed-cost breakdown.
Artwork And Samples
Two vague placement notes can produce shifted logos or incorrect number sizing. Approve Pantone references, print dimensions, and a physical pre-production sample before bulk cutting.
Fit And Decoration Testing
Three fit blocks—men’s, women’s, and youth—cannot share one grade rule without fit risk. Review a size set, then wash-test any combined sublimation, heat-transfer, embroidery, or tackle-twill treatment.
Reorders And Delivery
One missing roster file or material record makes a later reorder visually inconsistent. Archive approved artwork, color, fabric, measurements, names, and numbers; budget freight, duties, and a delivery buffer before match day.
9. Launching a Branded Jersey Program
A 200-piece OEM commitment works best when the jersey brief is locked before sampling. Define the wearer, sport or streetwear use, target date, retail channel, and required personalization.
Set Product Architecture
Two early choices shape cost and repeatability: one core fit or separate men’s and women’s blocks, and stock sizes or roster-specific units. Specify neckline, sleeve, side panels, labels, packaging, and decoration zones in a tech pack or annotated artwork.
Approve Fit And Data
One approved sample should confirm fabric hand, measurements, color references, artwork placement, and construction before bulk release. Build the size run from actual wearer data, then freeze a roster spreadsheet with names, numbers, sizes, and spelling ownership.
Release And Reorder
200 units can support a single launch style; split quantities only after confirming each colorway and size mix remains practical for production. Inspect packed units against the approval standard, plan team delivery or SKU-based fulfillment, and retain approved files for seasonal drops and replenishment.
10. Team Jersey Manufacturer Pricing and Costs
200 pieces is the stated OEM MOQ, so development, pattern work, and color setup are spread across more units than in a small run. Fabric weight, knit or mesh construction, panel count, and decoration method materially change the unit cost.
2 approved checkpoints—sample and pre-production standard—help expose costs before bulk cutting. Individual names and numbers, woven labels, polybags, cartons, freight, and expedited delivery should be quoted as separate line items.
3 quote checks prevent false comparisons: match the same fabric specification, size ratio, artwork placements, personalization roster, packaging, Incoterm, and delivery date. A team jersey manufacturer should state what is included, excluded, and subject to artwork or material approval.
| Illustrative tier | Typical cost focus | Planning lead time |
|---|---|---|
| 200–499 units | Sampling and setup | 6–10 weeks |
| 500–999 units | Fabric and decoration | 5–8 weeks |
| 1,000+ units | Freight and packing | 4–7 weeks |
Partner With a Team Jersey Manufacturer Built to Repeat
Send your tech pack or project details to develop, approve, and scale a production-ready teamwear program with EDVORIN.