Custom Team Warm-Ups
Warm-ups are what a team wears when it walks in: tops and pants for the time before the game and on the bench. They are the garment most people see up close.
Before you order
What to decide first
The choices that shape this garment, and the ones buyers most often wish they had settled earlier.
Tops, pants or both
A shooting shirt or quarter-zip on its own, or a matching top and pants. Decide what players will actually wear courtside.
Easy on, easy off
Warm-ups come off quickly before play, so full zips and pants that go over shoes matter more than they sound.
Names or numbers
A number makes a warm-up one player's. A logo alone lets garments move between players as the roster changes.
Pricing
Price range
Customer prices by order size. The more you order, the lower the price per unit.
Warm-up set (top and pants), price per set in USD. Shipping is added separately at checkout.
| Order quantity | Price per set |
|---|---|
| 25 sets | $40–$85 |
| 50 sets | $37–$80 |
| 100 sets | $34–$75 |
| 200 sets | $31–$70 |
| 500 sets or more | $28–$65 |
Decoration
How artwork gets onto it
Warm-ups commonly carry a crest on the chest and a team name across the back. On heavier fabrics an embroidered crest is common; printed and heat-applied logos suit lighter ones.
Our guides compare the decoration methods and explain how to prepare a logo so that it prints or stitches cleanly.
Sizing
Sized from this product’s chart
A letter size means something different on every garment and in every cut, so each player is sized from the chart for the exact product being ordered. Ask our team for it before you collect sizes.
The sizing and roster guide shows how to measure, how to collect sizes from a whole team and what to check before you send a roster.
Questions
Warm-ups: what buyers ask
- Should warm-ups match the game uniform exactly?
- They should belong with it: the same team colors and crest. They do not need the same design, and many teams keep them plainer.
- Can staff order the same warm-ups?
- Yes. Add coaches and staff to the roster with their sizes; their garments are usually made without numbers.