Running club, race event, school team, corporate program, or distributor order.
Custom team apparel process
From your sports team brief to a production-ready custom apparel order.
Choose the product, define the branding, review artwork and a sample, then move into production, inspection, packing, and international delivery.
What you need to start
Five details are enough for the first conversation.
Shirts, singlets, layers, shorts, polos, staff apparel, or accessories.
An estimate is enough before the final size split is ready.
Logos, sponsor marks, labels, hangtags, colors, and packaging.
Event date, season start, campaign launch, or preferred arrival window.
How the order moves
Six checkpoints keep decisions connected.
Each checkpoint produces information needed for the next. Final MOQ, price, material, decoration method, and lead time are confirmed against the actual order.
- 01
Brief and product match
We review the audience, use case, product mix, quantity range, size needs, and required date.
Output: recommended product direction and open questions - 02
Artwork and branding map
Logos, sponsor marks, colors, names, numbers, labels, hangtags, and packaging are mapped to the order.
Output: decoration scope and artwork requirements - 03
Quote and order assumptions
Product, customization, quantity, sample needs, packing, shipping, and timing are priced as one scope.
Output: quote with confirmed assumptions - 04
Artwork proof and sample
Mockups and product details are reviewed. A physical sample can be confirmed when the order requires it.
Output: approved artwork and sample direction - 05
Production and quality review
Approved requirements guide material use, decoration, construction, size marking, and inspection points.
Output: production completed against the approved brief - 06
Packing and delivery
Products are organized by the confirmed packing list and prepared for the agreed international shipping method.
Output: packed order and delivery handoff
Make the product yours
Brand details can extend beyond the garment logo.
Tell us which elements matter to the program. Feasibility and method are reviewed with the product, artwork, and quantity.
Plan Brand CustomizationFront, back, sleeve, sponsor, staff, name, and number placements.
Reference colors or Pantone and brand color guidance.
Brand, size, composition, and care information.
Branded product information and retail presentation.
Branded bags, size stickers, barcodes, and packing lists.
Size continuity, roster changes, and repeat program requirements.
What gets reviewed
Product evidence before production.
Before requesting a quote
Questions buyers usually ask.
What is the MOQ?
MOQ depends on the product, color, material, and customization scope. It is confirmed after the order brief is reviewed.
Do we need final artwork before contacting HOSIN?
No. A logo file or visual reference is enough to begin. Final placements and production artwork can be developed during review.
Can we customize labels, hangtags, and packaging?
Yes, these can be included in the order scope. The applicable method and requirements are confirmed with the product and quantity.
How is lead time confirmed?
Lead time is confirmed after the product, artwork, sample needs, quantity, production scope, and required delivery date are aligned.
Begin the process
Start with your team, quantity, and target date.
Upload a logo if available and select the branding elements you need. We will use the information to frame the next product and quote conversation.