How to write a teamwear brief that saves the back-and-forth
The club details, garment choices and practical questions worth bringing together before you request a quote.
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Sportswear & custom teamwear
Built for
your game.
Sportswear for your own sessions. Custom kit for the people you play alongside. Ferrus brings both together, with grassroots sport at the centre.
SportCommunityLegacy
Find your starting point
Your kit.
Your way in.
Choose something for yourself, or start planning a kit that brings your team together.
Explore Ferrus
Find your
next kit.
Browse the available range and look closely at the details: fit, size options and the way each piece works with what you already wear.
Have something in mind?
Talk to Ferrus about the kit you need. For a club or squad, start with a teamwear enquiry.
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The Ferrus approach
Your sport.
Something shared.
A training session might be yours alone. A club belongs to everyone who turns up: players, coaches, volunteers and the people cheering from the side.
Ferrus brings those two sides of sport together. We offer sportswear for individuals and custom teamwear for clubs, keeping the people who wear the kit at the centre of the conversation.
The game is bigger than the shirt.
For the way you play
One game.
Different starting points.
A session after work, a weekend fixture or a whole squad’s next kit. Start with what you need.
Grassroots at the centre
A club is more
than a crest.
It is the people organising fixtures, collecting sizes and making sure everyone has a shirt for Saturday. Our teamwear conversations start with that reality.
01
Understand the team
Tell us who the kit is for, the sport you play and what your club needs from the order.
02
Make the brief clear
Bring colours, a crest, sponsor ideas and approximate quantities. We’ll work through the options with you.
03
Look beyond one fixture
Think about training, coaches, future players and possible repeat orders when planning the kit.
What Ferrus stands for
Three words.
One direction.
Sport gives us the starting point. Community gives it meaning. Legacy is what we want to build over time.
01Sport.
The reason the kit exists. From individual training to a shared team identity, we start with how people actually take part.
02Community.
The players, clubs, coaches and volunteers around the game. Their needs belong in the conversation.
03Legacy.
A long view of the brand and the relationships behind it. Building something with clubs, one considered decision at a time.
Ferrus TeamwearYour team. Your colours. Your next chapter.
Ferrus teamwear
One team.
A shared identity.
For clubs, schools and teams planning kit that feels like theirs. Start with the people wearing it, then bring the colours, details and quantities together.
01
Your club colours
Share your crest, colour references and design ideas so the kit starts from your identity.
02
The details that matter
Ask about sponsor placement, names and numbers. Available options are confirmed with your quote.
03
A plan for the squad
Work through the garments, approximate size mix and quantities before finalising the order.
04
A clear next step
Put your requirements in one enquiry. Pricing, availability and delivery arrangements are confirmed before you commit.
The Ferrus journal
Good kit starts
with good questions.
Practical notes for choosing sportswear and planning a team order.
A practical way to collect your team’s kit sizes
Start with the agreed garment, keep the measuring method clear and make the final size list easy to review.
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What to check before you approve your kit artwork
A design proof is the moment to check the small details together: crest, sponsors, colours, spelling and the proposed garments.
Read the guide →From idea to team identity
The details
make it yours.
A useful teamwear brief brings the important details together before the order takes shape.
Start a conversation
A team in mind?
Let’s talk kit.
Tell us who you play for, what you need and what you have in mind for the next order.