Custom Cycling Jerseys?
10-04-05, 05:35 PM
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Custom Cycling Jerseys?
I've got a roadbike team together that's going to be riding in "RAGBRAI" (Registers Annual Great Bike Ride Across Iowa) this upcoming year and we are wanting to get some custom jerseys made. Anyone know of a good website that you can design them on and then purchase them online?
Thanks in Advance.
Thanks in Advance.
10-04-05, 05:38 PM
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Most of the local teams and clubs in my area use Voler (www.voler.com). There are a number of other companies, but I've never worked with them. Voler does a very good job, though they can be slow during the busy spring/summer season.
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Originally Posted by johnny99
Most of the local teams and clubs in my area use Voler (www.voler.com). There are a number of other companies, but I've never worked with them. Voler does a very good job, though they can be slow during the busy spring/summer season.
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Originally Posted by YATES
Thanks, but it looks like this site will only sell if you order in bulk of 25 or more. I'm lookin for a site that i can order maybe 5-10 jerseys.
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Small print runs are expensive, as producing the graphics and bromides is the major expense.
Printers will usually stick in a minimum quantity of about 20-25 units, otherwise it's unprofitable.
Printers will usually stick in a minimum quantity of about 20-25 units, otherwise it's unprofitable.
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I second the vote for Custom Sublimation. I received an order today of custom jerseys for our company. I was able to get an order of 13 jerseys (sizes M-4XL) with some custom corporate logos on the shoulders for just under $1k. Our price was a little higher due to some extra graphics work and the few extra large shirts. They were great to deal with and very responsive to emails. The whole process took about 6 weeks from the first call to receiving our shirts today. They even sent out a sizing pack so we could verify the fit of their jerseys. PM me if you have any questions.
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Originally Posted by psuaero
I second the vote for Custom Sublimation. I received an order today of custom jerseys for our company. I was able to get an order of 13 jerseys (sizes M-4XL) with some custom corporate logos on the shoulders for just under $1k. Our price was a little higher due to some extra graphics work and the few extra large shirts. They were great to deal with and very responsive to emails. The whole process took about 6 weeks from the first call to receiving our shirts today. They even sent out a sizing pack so we could verify the fit of their jerseys. PM me if you have any questions.
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The ones we got have a shorter zipper than some of my other big brand jerseys. The material and fit seems like good quality. The design and color are top notch. I haven't even had a chance to wear it outside yet so I don't know how it will hold up long term. Everyone here seems very pleased so far with them. (Partly because the company picked up the tab! 
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