Real clubs. Real kit.

The Gallery

Custom cycling jerseys, trisuits, event kit and running vests made for real UK clubs, teams and charities. Click any image to view full size.

Every kit here was built for one specific club.

None of these came off a catalogue page. Each one was built around a club badge, a colour scheme and a set of sponsor logos — and that is exactly how yours will be made. What the examples show is less a product range than a spread: from the understated club silhouette to the boldest MTB graphic.

Plenty of clubs pick a layout here that they like and ask us to rebuild it in their own colours. That is deliberate: an existing kit works as a starting point, not a template you have to accept. The design proposal that follows is free and carries no obligation.

Everything shown is fully sublimated — the colour sits in the fibre rather than on top of it. That is why jerseys from earlier seasons still look the way they did on day one in these photographs, and why a club can reorder years later in exactly the same shade when new members join.

The questions clubs ask us

Are these designs available to order as they are?

They are examples of work produced for real clubs, so they are not sold on. They are there to show what is possible — tell us which elements appeal and our design team will build something for your club from your crest and colours.

Can you match a design we have seen elsewhere?

We can work to a brief and to a colour reference, but we will not copy another club identity. Bring us your crest, your colours and any sponsor artwork and we will design around them.

Does a more complex design cost more?

No. Sublimation prints the whole panel in one pass, so the number of colours, gradients or logos has no effect on the price.

How many revisions do we get on a design?

As many as it takes to get committee approval. The design service is free and we do not start production until you have signed off the visual.

How long from approved design to delivered kit?

Four to five weeks from the moment your committee approves the artwork. The design stage before that runs at your pace — some clubs sign off in a day, others take a fortnight to consult their members, and neither affects the production window.