Match kit
Discuss shirts, shorts and socks, including goalkeeper requirements and how the set should work together.
Ferrus teamwear
Your team.
Your colours.
Custom kit for clubs, schools and teams with an identity of their own. Bring us your ideas, your approximate quantities and the people you are ordering for. We’ll help turn that into a clear teamwear brief.
Built around the people wearing it
More than
a badge on a shirt.
A team kit has a lot to bring together: the club colours, the sponsor, the goalkeeper’s strip, a mix of sizes and the date everyone is working towards.
Start with that complete picture. Ferrus works through teamwear requirements with clubs and organisers, so the proposed kit and quote are based on the people, quantities and details involved.
Start with your requirement
Kit for matchday.
Kit around it.
Tell us what the team needs. Garment choices, availability and customisation are confirmed for your enquiry.
Training wear
Ask about the garments you need for training and warm-ups, and whether they can be coordinated with the match kit.
Club identity
Share your crest, colour references, sponsor artwork and personalisation ideas for review.
Who we work with
Different teams.
The same sense of belonging.
01
Clubs & squads
From a single team to a club planning across age groups, start with the groups and garments you need.
02
Schools & colleges
Put your sport, team identity and approximate size range into a brief we can discuss together.
03
Coaches & organisers
Bring the kit requirements into one conversation, with the questions and approvals kept clear.
The detail makes it yours
Bring your
club identity.
You do not need a finished design to begin. A useful starting point is a clear idea of the team and the details that matter to it.
01
Colours & references
Share the club colours and any existing kit or design references. Colour and finish are agreed for the proposed garment.
02
Crest & sponsors
Tell us which artwork should appear and where you would like it. We’ll discuss the files and available placement options.
03
Names & numbers
Ask about player personalisation and the information needed for the final order. Keep an initial enquiry to quantities and requirements.
04
The whole squad
Think about goalkeepers, coaches, different age groups and any separate training garments when setting out the brief.
How it works
A clear route
from idea to order.
01
Share the brief
Tell us about the club or team, your sport, the garments you need and approximate quantities. Include a required date if you have one.
02
Work through the options
Discuss the proposed garments, design, sizing and personalisation. We’ll identify the detail needed to prepare a quote.
03
Review the quote & artwork
Check the specification, quantities, size breakdown, artwork and commercial arrangements. Requested dates and available options need confirmation.
04
Confirm the order
Once the final details are agreed, follow the order and payment arrangements set out in your quote. An initial enquiry does not place an order.
Before you press send
A little preparation.
A better conversation.
You can start with approximate figures. The more clearly you can describe the requirement, the easier it is to work through the next step.
- Club, school or team name and the sport you play
- Garments needed, including goalkeeper or coach requirements
- Approximate quantities and age or size ranges
- Club colours, crest and sponsor requirements
- Requested delivery date and destination
- Any questions about the design, fit or ordering process
Useful answers
Before you
build the brief.
Do I need a finished design to enquire?
No. Start with your club colours, crest and a description of what you have in mind. If you have existing artwork or a kit reference, mention it in the enquiry. The available design and personalisation options are confirmed as the brief develops.
Can we include sponsors, names and numbers?
Tell us what you would like to include. Artwork, placement, names and numbers need to be checked for the proposed garments and recorded in the final specification before the order is confirmed.
Is there a minimum order quantity?
That depends on the proposed garments and customisation. Include your approximate quantities so we can discuss the available options and confirm any minimums with the quote.
How much will our team kit cost?
A teamwear quote depends on the garments, quantities, design, personalisation and delivery requirements. Send a brief for a quote rather than using a retail product price as the price of a custom team order.
How long will the order take?
Tell us your requested date at the start. Timing depends on the final specification, artwork approval, quantities and delivery destination. A requested date needs to be confirmed for the actual order.
Can we order extra kit later?
Ask about repeat orders while planning the first one. Keep the agreed design reference and order details so we can check future availability and any quantity requirements when you need more.
How should we collect sizes for a team?
Use the size information for the exact garment being quoted. Ask each wearer or their parent or guardian to check the relevant measurements. Avoid assuming that the same size label fits the same way across different brands or garment ranges.
Where is the kit made?
Ferrus is a UK-based business. Our custom sports kits are sourced through manufacturing partners in China. Ask about the particular garment and specification being proposed for your team.
Start your team enquiry
Tell us about
your team.
Share the outline of the order. We’ll use it to understand your requirements and discuss the next step.
Sending an enquiry does not place an order or confirm a price or delivery date.
Shopping for yourself?
Your own kit.
The same Ferrus identity.
Explore the retail sportswear range while you plan the team’s next chapter.