Custom Tennis Wear Manufacturers in Sialkot
Tennis kit has to move with the player and still suit a club’s dress code. This guide covers the tennis range Maswiz Industries makes in Sialkot, how to choose between styles, and what to send when you ask for a quote.
- The tennis range covers women’s dresses, skirts, tank tops, shirts, jackets and shorts, plus men’s jackets and shorts and a set of accessories.
- Check your club or tournament dress rules before you choose colors and logo sizes.
- Settle fit, fabric and logo placement on a sample before bulk production.
- For a quote, send quantities by size, artwork files, colors and your delivery country.
What the Tennis Range Includes
The current range has 52 models across nine product groups. Every model has its own page with photos and a model number (ART# MI-1901 to MI-1952), so you can point to exactly what you want changed.
| Group | Models | Examples from the range |
|---|---|---|
| Women’s tennis dresses | MI-1901 to 1905 | Aqua and navy racerback dress; white racerback dress with a flared ruffle hem; gold and tan dress with a black chevron print |
| Women’s tennis skirts | MI-1906 to 1910 | Navy pleated skirt; white pleated skirt; white skirt with a red and blue gradient print |
| Women’s tank tops | MI-1911 to 1915 | Peach top with black crossover straps; aqua racerback tank; black racerback tank |
| Women’s shirts | MI-1916 to 1920 | Navy shirt with lime green shoulder panels; white shirt with royal blue shoulders |
| Women’s jackets | MI-1921 to 1925 | Royal blue zip-up jacket; green zip-up track jacket; red zip-up hooded jacket |
| Women’s shorts | MI-1926 to 1930 | Navy shorts with a striped waistband; white drawstring shorts; teal crossover-waist shorts |
| Men’s jackets | MI-1931 to 1935 | Red, black and navy zip-up jackets; white jacket with navy side panels |
| Men’s shorts | MI-1936 to 1940 | Black, navy, white, olive and teal shorts |
| Accessories | MI-1941 to 1952 | Visors, wrist bands, head bands, a tube of tennis balls and socks |
The range has no men’s tennis shirts. For polos, see the polo shirts category.
Choosing Between Dresses, Skirts and Separates
A dress is one piece and easy to order as a squad set. Skirts and tops give players more mixing room and let a club change one piece without redoing the whole kit. The same product pages show both approaches.
Cuts also differ in small ways. ART# MI-1903 is a white dress with a flared ruffle hem, while ART# MI-1901 is an aqua and navy racerback dress. In skirts, ART# MI-1906 and ART# MI-1908 are pleated, and ART# MI-1909 has a red and blue gradient print. Pick the cut first, then the colors.
Dress Codes, Colors and Logos
Many clubs, leagues and tournaments set rules on color and on how large a logo may be. Ask for those rules before you commit to a design, because a kit that breaks them cannot be worn at the event it was ordered for. Send the rule document along with your brief so the design matches from the first sample.
Printing and Branding
The product pages list the printing methods on offer, including sublimation, screen printing, digital printing and heat transfer, and logo options such as embroidery and heat transfer prints. Company logos, patches, badges and labels can be added as required.
All-over designs such as a gradient or a chevron print are normally done by sublimation, which works on polyester fabric. Small crests and sponsor logos are often embroidered or heat transferred. Our sublimation vs embroidery guide compares the two in more detail.
Visors, Bands, Balls and Socks
Accessories make it easy to add matching pieces to a kit order. The range includes the navy visors ART# MI-1941 and ART# MI-1942, wrist bands (ART# MI-1943, ART# MI-1944), head bands (ART# MI-1945, ART# MI-1946), a tube of yellow tennis balls (ART# MI-1947) and five socks models. Ask whether your logo can go on each one, since not every item takes every method.
Sizing and Fit
The product pages state that all sizes are available. Send the sizes you need as a table of quantity per size, and ask for the measurements of a sample before you approve bulk production. Our sizing and fit guide explains how to build a size run for a squad.
What to Send With Your Quote Request
- The product models you want, for example ART# MI-1906
- Quantity for each size and color
- Logo files as vector artwork (AI, PDF or SVG) and a placement sketch
- Color references and any dress-code rules
- Labels, hang tags or packaging you need
- Your delivery country and the date you need the order
Our step-by-step quote guide covers each item.
How an Order Usually Runs
- Send your briefModels, quantities, artwork and delivery details.
- Receive a quotationMinimum order, lead time and sample terms are confirmed in the quotation for your styles.
- Approve a sampleCheck fit, colors and logo placement.
- Bulk productionProduction starts after sample approval.
- Packing and shippingFinished items are packed to your requirements and shipped to your country.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum order for custom tennis wear?
It depends on the style and the decoration. Send your quantity and Maswiz Industries will confirm the minimum for your styles in the quotation.
Can I add my club logo and name?
Yes. Logos, patches, badges and labels can be added as required. Send your artwork and a placement sketch.
Can I order under my own brand?
Private label options are available. Tell us what labels and packaging you need when you request a quote. Our OEM vs ODM vs private label explainer covers the differences.
Do you make men’s tennis shirts?
The current tennis range has men’s jackets and shorts only. For men’s polos, see the polo shirts category.
Ready to Plan Your Tennis Kit?
Send your models, quantities and artwork. Maswiz Industries will review your brief and reply with the next steps.
