
SHORT-SLEEVE KIT
Share the playing-shirt cut, sleeve and neckline preferences with the shorts or skort each squad needs.
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WHATSNEXT APPARELS · SIALKOT, PAKISTAN
Custom field hockey shirts, playing bottoms and training apparel for your squads.
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Put your field hockey club’s colours into a kit brief that covers every squad. From playing shirts to preferred shorts or skorts and coordinated training apparel, WhatsNext Apparels in Sialkot helps you start with a clear garment and artwork enquiry.

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Start with the garments your team needs. These design concepts help explain your brief; the options for your order will be reviewed with your enquiry.

Share the playing-shirt cut, sleeve and neckline preferences with the shorts or skort each squad needs.
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Discuss a sleeveless playing top with your preferred armhole shape, coverage and coordinated playing bottoms.
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List warm-up tops and training pieces that should carry the same club identity before and after the match.
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Describe how you want the kit to feel through running, turning and low playing positions. Use separate fabric references for shirts and playing bottoms where needed.

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Make the club identity readable across the full playing kit, with distinct information for each squad.

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Plan each garment around the people wearing it. Separate preferred cuts and playing-bottom choices in the size sheet.

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Turn your team requirements into a clear order discussion, with the details agreed before production.
List squads, garments, colours and playing-bottom preferences.
Discuss fit, fabric references, numbering and sponsor positions.
Specify the artwork or sample details you need to review.
Share league-start or tournament dates with the destination.
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Keep match kits, training apparel and replacement requirements visible as separate order lines.

ORDER PLANNING
For custom field hockey kits kits, include your roster, garment types and quantity by size.
Confirm how the 50-piece minimum applies to your mix of styles and colours, and agree your order-specific schedule in the quotation. Delivery transit is separate from these production times.
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Useful answers before you send your teamwear brief.
Yes. Specify each garment as a separate line with quantities, sizes and preferred length. Tell us which squads need which pieces, so the design can be coordinated without treating all playing bottoms as the same product.
Provide a player-number list, desired placement and any competition guidance you have. Include the kit colour so the proposed contrast and layout can be reviewed.
Share a current shirt or bottom measurement reference and explain your preferred cut, coverage and length. Mark whether your measurements describe a body or a finished garment.
Describe the specific goalkeeper apparel you want reviewed and how it needs to fit around the equipment in use. Keep this separate from outfield garments; do not assume that a standard playing-shirt fit is appropriate.
List the training garments alongside the playing kit and identify the colours, crest and sponsor elements they should share. Availability, materials and application options are confirmed through the enquiry.
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Send your squad list, playing-bottom choices, shirt quantities, colour references and artwork. Tell us when and where the kit is needed.
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Bring your squad list, playing-kit preferences and club artwork to the conversation.