Artwork Route
Send club crest, sponsor logos, color references, name and number rules, sleeve marks, collar direction, and any existing kit photos before mockup or sample work begins.
Sublimation, crest, sponsor, size run
Olinc Sports turns club artwork, sponsor marks, and colorways into sample-approved GAA jerseys manufactured for teams, retailers, and brand owners.
Product Authority
Send club crest, sponsor logos, color references, name and number rules, sleeve marks, collar direction, and any existing kit photos before mockup or sample work begins.
Jersey routes can include sublimated panels, embroidery, heat transfer, mesh inserts, woven labels, hang tags, coordinated shorts, and matched socks.
Club buyers usually need mixed youth-to-senior size runs; retailers and brands usually need repeatable SKU naming, label systems, and packing instructions.
A jersey inquiry needs more than club colours. Identify the playing or training use, sleeve length, collar direction, body fit and required size range. Send chest and body-length measurements from an approved reference garment if one is available, together with the measurement method. A size label alone does not define the finished fit, especially when youth, adult and women’s patterns share one club design.
Place each crest and sponsor in the artwork file with its intended dimensions. Keep names and numbers in a separate player list connected to size, then check spelling before the artwork is approved. A large back number, sponsor panel and collar detail can compete for the same space on smaller garments. Ask the sample review to check legibility and placement at the relevant sizes rather than approving only a large digital mockup.
For matching shorts or a change-colour jersey, create a separate order line and identify which artwork remains common. Provide private-label neck and care-label files when the order is for resale. Confirm the packing groups, destination and required arrival date alongside quantities. Olinc Sports reviews material, decoration, sampling and production from that specification; a design image does not reserve a production slot or confirm competition approval.
Buyer Answer
Olinc Sports manufactures custom GAA jerseys for club kit officers, retailers, distributors, and private-label sports brands. Buyers should send crest and sponsor files, color references, quantity, size range, names and numbers, fabric preferences, destination country, and whether the jersey needs matching shorts, socks, labels, tags, or retail packing. The order is handled as quote-based manufacturing, with sample or mockup approval before bulk production where needed.
Send the crest, sponsor marks, colour references, front and back placement, and the requested name-and-number style. Include artwork dimensions and a player allocation sheet so spelling, size and personalisation can be checked together.
They can share the club identity, but the layout must be reviewed on the requested size range. Provide youth and adult quantities separately and confirm how crest, sponsor and number dimensions should change where the garment area is smaller.
No competition approval is implied by a custom-manufacturing quote. Give the applicable competition requirements and any approval documents with the brief so the proposed jersey and markings can be reviewed before the order is confirmed.
Ask for the names and numbers to be included in the proposed artwork and quote. Supply a roster linking each spelling and number to a size, with a separate record for goalkeeper or change jerseys. Check the final proof against that roster before approval, and confirm how later player additions would be handled.