Built for the game, not a generic team shirt. Raglan sleeves free a full 180° overhead range, a 4cm drop-tail hem stays tucked through dives, and flatlock seams leave no ridge to chafe across five sets.
Sublimated colour holds Grade 4–5 on the AATCC 61 wash test, name and number place to ±2mm, and the set ships in one dye lot so home, away and libero match exactly. Standard build runs 18–25 days from an approved sample.
The full volleyball uniform range — from game-day jerseys to warm-ups and hoodies — cut and sublimated to your spec.
Need a style not listed here?
Spec Your Own KitA volleyball jersey isn't one fabric. The body wicks, the shoulder and underarm stretch, the forearm absorbs floor contact, and the whole garment resists odour through a tournament weekend. We put the fabric where the game demands it.
Jersey body · the torso panel
Why it matters:
Sweat moves off the body so a volleyball jersey stays light through a five-setter.
Shoulder panels & underarms
Why it matters:
Equal stretch in all four directions so the spike approach isn't restricted.
Forearm contact panels & hip dive zones
Why it matters:
The forearm zone survives the floor on a dig.
All panels · all surfaces
Why it matters:
No odour bloom between pool play and bracket play.
Need a GSM or construction not listed here? These four are the volleyball core — dyed-to-order GSM and other knits are in the full library, with incoming rolls held to ±5% GSM and tested before they reach the cutting table.
Ask About a Custom FabricDye-sublimation dyes the design into the fibre — so there's nothing on top to crack, peel or fade. Here's when it's the right call, and the two cases where you'd do it differently.
The design becomes the fabric.
The graphics wrap continuously across seams, so the volleyball jersey reads as one design on the court. Home, away, libero and warm-up all print from the same dye lot, so the whole team is on identical colour values.
A late roster add, a sponsor logo, or a small top-up after the main run
Good for a handful of pieces without re-running the whole volleyball jersey. It's cut-and-pressed per garment, so a mid-season addition or a last-minute sponsor mark costs little and turns fast — the trade-off being it sits on top of the fabric rather than being dyed in.
You want the raised, cloth-twill pro look on a dense-face fabric
The most dimensional, classically "pro" finish for a nameplate. Costs more and adds weight — usually reserved for a signature piece, not the whole set.
A volleyball kit is a set of decisions, not a fixed spec. How the shoulder is cut, how the body stays put, how the seams sit, how the collar reads. Six construction calls — all of them yours to make.
The shoulder either frees a full overhead swing or fights it.
The volleyball jersey has to stay put through a dive and not flap on a jump.
A raised seam is the difference between a volleyball jersey you forget and one you adjust.
The neckline defines the look — and is the first thing to fail on a cheap kit.
Forearms and hips take the floor — decide where you want the extra layer.
Where they sit changes the kit — and the roster file is set per player.
Jersey + short
Base: Primary home colourway
Jersey + short
Base: The away colourway
Contrast jersey
Base: Contrast colour per FIVB
Jacket + pant
Base: Same colourway as the kit
Nothing here is off a shelf. The colourway, the branding, the training gear — all built to spec, to the palette and the roster. Three areas you make the call on, and we produce to it.
Why it matters:
Whatever the club colours — we match and build to them.
Why it matters:
Crest, sponsor, name and number — wherever you want.
Why it matters:
The training kit, matched to the same design.
One consistent grading scale across the whole order.
A full athletic size run, graded for the women's programme.
Scaled down from the same spec as the adult kit.
Volleyball programmes don't all order the same way — a single club team and a 6-age-group programme buy differently. Here's the ladder: what the tiers unlock, so you can pick the size that fits the roster rather than over-ordering.
A volleyball programme runs on a season-start date — so the build is gated by time, not guesswork. If we can't hit the deadline, we tell you before you commit. Here's the timed run and what happens at the gates.
Send the logo, colours and inspiration — we produce full front/back/sleeve mockups and a Pantone-matched proof. Two to three revision rounds included.
The design goes to dye-sublimation, and each volleyball jersey panel is printed onto its dedicated fabric — wicking polyester for the body, stretch mesh for shoulder ventilation, abrasion knit for forearm digging zones. Precision-cut to pattern.
Panels joined with flatlock and coverstitch, bartack reinforcement at stress points. A physical pre-production sample is cut, sewn and shipped so you can feel the forearm panel and test the raglan range before bulk runs.
Inspected against the agreed AQL, then packed by roster with individual player bagging — name and number on the label. DDP worldwide shipping, tracked door-to-door, player-direct dropshipping available.
A team order is a set of players, not one pallet. So we pack by roster, drop-ship to players directly, carry the club brand on the box, and put the compliance paperwork in the carton. Here's what a player receives and the terms we commit to.
Volleyball jersey, in the club colourway
the design, dyed in
Dig short, matched from the same dye lot
jersey + short, one colour recipe
Player name & number on the label
separate font for name vs number
Batch-level lab report, in the carton
colourfastness · stretch · antimicrobial
Pre-filed customs paperwork
DDP — no surprise fees
Ship libero jerseys to the libero, home kits to the hitters, practice gear to the gym. The club brand on the box — zero of our branding visible to the player or their family.
Each jersey sealed in a poly bag with the player's name and number on the label. Hand out kits at the first practice in ten minutes flat — zero sorting, zero mix-ups.
Delivered Duty Paid to 34 countries — customs clearance, duties and fees handled and pre-filed digitally before the order leaves the factory. Players never deal with a surprise bill.
The opener is on the calendar. We commit to delivery before that date — and if we can't hit it, we tell you before you commit, not after. Rush production for tournament deadlines.
A spec sheet only proves the drawing. This is where a custom volleyball kit earns its keep — the serve, the block at the net, the libero in contrast, the whole squad in matching warm-ups.
Running a club programme across six age groups, I used to buy through a dealer who marked up the kits and still got the colour wrong half the time. Going factory-direct on a 60-set first order cut our unit cost 22% and locked every jersey, dig short and warm-up to one colour recipe.
The result is measurable: 168 players across six age groups, all in the same dye lot, zero mid-season colour drift, and a 40% drop in reorders — the shrinkage from colour mismatch basically disappeared. The warm-ups match the match kits now, instead of reading like a different brand.
That consistency is what a multi-age-group programme actually runs on. It's not a slog; it's the single biggest lever on our uniform budget.
Elena Sorokin
Club Director — 6-Age-Group Programme
As a team dealer supplying 30 schools and clubs — roughly 900 players a season — turnaround is the whole job. Here a proof comes back in under 24 hours, so a school signs off the same day instead of waiting out a string of revisions. That speed is why my quote to a club is a number I can stand behind.
The hard numbers: across ~7,000 pieces shipped, zero cross-team mix-ups, and coach complaints dropped from about a dozen a month to under one — a 90% cut in the phone calls I don't have to take. I hold fewer than 1% in reorder line items now.
Sizing consistency plus that turnaround is what lets me run 30 programmes on a single supplier and still sleep. It's the difference between a vendor and a partner.
Danilo Reyes
Team Uniform Dealer — 30 Schools & Clubs
If your question isn't here, our RFQ desk responds within 24 hours — no sales pitch, just specs.
They match, panel to panel. The jersey, dig short and warm-up are built from one colour recipe and one job sheet, so front and back and jersey and short line up exactly — no "close enough" between pieces.
You order it as one kit, and you match it as one kit. That means no coordinating two separate fabric orders and no visible mismatch when the team lines up.
The bottom line: a kit that looks intentional on the court, and one supplier to hold accountable for colour and fit.
A 50-set first run is enough. That's the bottom of the ladder, so you can test the market without betting a whole season on one big order.
Order 50 to 200 sets, approve the fit and colour, then scale. From 300 sets you unlock per-player dropshipping and a reserved production line, and the numbers keep improving at 1,000.
Once the spec is locked, reorders have no minimum at all — so you never over-commit to stock you might not move.
You get six graded options from 120 to 300 GSM, chosen by the job rather than by habit.
120–160 GSM micro-mesh is the competition lightweight — high airflow, low drag. 180–220 GSM poly-spandex reads opaque for premium kits and panels. 220–300 GSM double knit is the warm-up and cold-weather build. Recycled and four-way stretch cover sustainability and compression.
Pick one weight and the whole squad grades off a single spec, with rolls held to ±5% GSM — so nothing fits differently than you expect.
No — nothing ships on a guess. Colours are fixed at 190–210°C for 30–60 seconds, and the fabric is pre-shrunk so panels don't pull at the seams.
Colourfastness is lab-tested to AATCC 61 (target Grade 4–5) and crocking to AATCC 8 per batch, with name and number placement held to ±2mm.
The benefit is a kit that keeps the same shade all season — no mid-season fade, no brown-out on the numbers at the end of the year.
The evidence comes in the box, not in an email. Every order includes a 4-point fabric inspection record, a pre-shipment AQL 2.5 report, and per-batch lab results — ISO 105-C06 colourfastness, ASTM D2594 stretch recovery, ASTM D3787 bursting strength.
Production is sampled to ANSI/ASQ Z1.4, and each report names the test, date and roll lot.
That's an auditable file your buyer or inspector can work from — a documented record, not a supplier's word that it passed.
Both are handled without restarting the process. Standard build ships in 18–25 days from sample sign-off, and reorders skip the sampling gates because the spec, dye recipe and file are archived — so a reorder runs faster and comes back identical.
A mid-season replacement carries the exact same lettering because the player's set is filed by Player ID.
The benefit is no downtime: a torn jersey doesn't re-open the whole order, and a second season runs on the same spec you already signed off.
Our dedicated team will assist you in selecting the right fabrics, designs, and features to suit your company's needs.
