Finishes

Sublimated uniforms carry full-color designs dyed into the fabric, so graphics stay sharp and flexible. Rhinestone uniforms add sparkle, from a few accents to full coverage. Embroidery and appliqué give raised, textured detail for logos and lettering. Metallic and holographic fabric adds shine that catches the light.

Think about where the finish will sit on the uniform and how it will look from the floor. Large color areas suit sublimation, while small details such as names and logos suit embroidery or rhinestones. Many teams combine two or three finishes on one uniform.

The fabric affects how a finish looks and wears. Our fabric guide explains which fabric suits which finish, and our decoration, quality control and shipping guide shows how each finish is applied and checked.

We prepare a mockup of your design for approval, and a physical sample can be made before bulk production. Our minimum is 10 pieces per design, and regular shipping to the USA is DDP, so duties and taxes are included in the quoted price.

Every finish on this page can be applied to a special order uniform made to your own design. You choose the fabric, the colors and where each finish goes, and we turn that into a mockup for approval. If you are starting from a simple idea, our design process explains how a concept becomes a finished design.

Sublimated uniforms are a strong base because the color is dyed into the fabric. Many teams then add rhinestones for sparkle or appliqué for texture on top. Because every piece is made from one design file, the sublimated artwork and the added finishes line up across the whole team.

Cost depends on the fabric, how much rhinestone coverage you choose, how many colors and molds are needed and how many pieces you order. Our cost guide explains the main factors, and we confirm the final price in a written quote.