Activewear

Branded activewear covers a wide spread of garment types, and the constructions across this range are genuinely performance-focused rather than fashion-adjacent. Workout tops include short sleeve and long sleeve performance tees, racerback and contour panel singlets, tank tops, and cropped gym styles. Most are built from 100% polyester, TrueDry micromesh, or BIZCOOL fabric that wicks moisture and dries quickly. Shorts range from lightweight gym and running styles through to cycling shorts with built-in chamois padding and bike shorts in nylon/elastane for compression. Leggings and tights come in full-length and three-quarter cuts in elastane/nylon blends, including yoga-specific styles. Tracksuits cover track jackets and pants for adults and kids, with microfibre outer layers, some water-repellent finishes, contrast piping, and reflective detailing on select styles. Arm sleeves are UV-proof and designed for sun protection during outdoor sport. Several tee and singlet styles carry UPF ratings, which is relevant for sports conducted in full sun.

A football club ordering a kit for its senior and junior teams gets garments that hold up through a full season of training and match days. Players who actually wear and wash the garment repeatedly need constructions that last. Polyester and elastane blends handle that better than cotton, which is why the majority of this range is synthetic.

Most styles can be screen printed or decorated with full colour digital transfers. The right method depends on the fabric. Screen printing suits flat polyester surfaces; digital transfers handle multi-colour artwork and work across a wider range of fabric types.

Product Knowledge

What is the difference between screen printing and full colour digital transfers on activewear?

Screen printing pushes ink through a mesh screen directly onto the fabric. It works well on flat polyester surfaces and produces a durable, fade-resistant result that holds up through repeated washing. Full colour digital transfers apply artwork via a heat-activated film, which handles complex multi-colour designs and gradients that screen printing can't reproduce cleanly. The right method depends on the artwork and the fabric. The product page for each style will indicate which methods are available.

What does moisture-wicking mean and which styles have it?

Moisture-wicking fabric pulls sweat away from the skin and moves it to the outer surface of the garment where it evaporates. Polyester and synthetic blends do this naturally; cotton does not. Most singlets, tees, and shorts in this range use 100% polyester, BIZCOOL, or TrueDry micromesh constructions, all of which wick moisture. The cotton-backed TrueDry singlets have a polyester outer that wicks while the cotton inner provides comfort against the skin.

Which styles carry UV or UPF protection?

UV-proof arm sleeves provide dedicated sun protection for outdoor athletes. Several tee styles, including the cationic short sleeve tees, carry a 30+ UPF rating, which blocks the majority of UV radiation. Ladies sports shorts with built-in sun protection extend this further for lower-body coverage. UPF-rated garments are worth prioritising for sports conducted in full sun, particularly over summer.

Do kids' styles match the adult versions for team orders?

Most garment categories, including shorts, track pants, track tops, t-shirts, and singlets, have kids' versions available alongside the adult styles. This means a sports club or school can order matching garments across age groups from the same range. Kids' sizing typically runs from 4 to 14, and adult sizing from XS to 5XL on most styles, though this varies by garment type.