Custom outdoor jackets for teams, delegations, run crews and field staff: hooded zip-front shells with a smooth matte woven face, drawcord hoods, zip welt pockets and adjustable cuffs, decorated with your crest at the chest, back or sleeve. One design starts at 100 pcs per design, the digital mock-up is free, physical samples take 3-5 days, and bulk production completes 7-15 days after artwork approval. The blue hero jacket and its fourteen-swatch colour grid open this page; beige, olive and black shells follow, each photographed on white so the hardware is readable.

Team and Delegation Outerwear, Sized as One Kit

A delegation order is a headcount map: athletes in slim cut, coaches relaxed, staff one size up for layering, plus a spare carton for the inevitable late name. We pack against your list, carton labels read by squad and size, and the crest placement stays identical across every body in the colour split you choose from the chart. The hero frame shows the program logic directly: one blue jacket, chest zone carrying a “LOGO” placeholder, beside fourteen thumbnails, off-white, mint, blush, turquoise, magenta, purple, black, orange, tan, crimson, olive, navy, charcoal and a hooded back view. Pick team colours per role or per discipline; the artwork master, hardware spec and packing ratio stay one file.

Delegation kits also need a weather plan, and shells are the honest rung of it: the morning call room, the travel legs between venues, the damp warm-up line, the medal ceremony that runs forty minutes longer than scheduled. Order depth follows exposure, heavier headcount for outdoor staff than for indoor-only members, and our 100-piece-per-design floor means even the smallest squad block, say the medical team in one colour, is a viable standalone line item within the same project file.

What the Shell Photos Actually Prove

Four studio frames, four honest observations, all shot on white with the hardware readable. The blue jacket: hip-length pullover-style shell, attached hood, stand collar, full-length centre-front zipper with slider and pull tab, two vertical zippered hand pockets, drawcords with cord-lock toggles at the hood, a small dark cuff tab on the sleeve, and a grey hood interior with a repeating quilted motif. The thumbnails behind it repeat the identical build in fourteen shades with the chest zone sometimes blank, confirming the mark is the buyer’s choice, not a fixed design element. Nothing in that hero frame is a styling trick: the pocket lines, the toggle stops on the cords, the cuff tab and the lining contrast are all production features a delegation buyer can tick off on the physical sample, zipper pull included, pocket count included, cord hardware included. When the sample lands on your desk, compare it against this frame first, hardware for hardware, before anything gets signed off. Delegation orders usually combine three pieces per person – shell, inner layer and a cap – and the sizing sheet runs once across all three, which is why we collect body measurements at roster stage instead of letting each athlete guess a size off a chart.

The beige jacket: matte synthetic face with a faint square micro-grid texture, charcoal hood lining, zipper chin guard, cream drawcords running to black-and-white cord locks at metal eyelets, cuff adjustment tabs, welt zip seams at the hips. The olive shell: storm flap parallel to the zip, slate-grey quilted baffle lining in hood and collar, silver metal pulls, black toggles, one vertical welt pocket, an elbow articulation seam. The black shell: faceted grey pattern inside the hood, teardrop silver zip pull, silver eyelets for the cords, hook-and-loop cuff straps, articulated elbows and a chest yoke seam. Read together, the four frames describe one working shell family: same silhouette, variations in closure detailing and hood lining between builds, which is exactly what a buyer should verify on their own sample before the zone map is frozen.

What none of the frames prove, we do not claim: no fibre composition is printed on the garments, no fabric weight appears in shot, and there is no lab plate anywhere on the page. So the shell is described the way a buyer can verify it on the sample: a smooth, tightly woven synthetic face that beads off light rain and cuts wind, in the water-resistant class. If your tender document needs a hydrostatic-head number or a breathability figure, it comes back from our spec sheet against the exact fabric you approve, quoted per order, not asserted on a product page, and never retrofitted into a photo caption that cannot support it. Body insulation is the same discipline: the photographs show quilted baffle lining at hood and collar, and only there, so full lined, half lined or unlined builds are quoted options rather than pictures. A delegation that trains outdoors through autumn usually lands on the half-lined build, enough warmth at the core seams without steaming in the call room.

Logo Zone Map for Crests and Sponsors

Team jackets live or die on mark placement, and each zone prices separately. Chest left or right: the delegation crest, embroidery first choice because thread holds its edge on shell fabric through a season of meetings and travel. Back yoke: names and large wordmarks, print for colour-heavy logos, embroidery for classic club lettering. Sleeves: sponsor chips, small but highly photographed at medal time. Hood face: bold with youth squads, restricted by some federation rules, so we quote it but never assume it. The “LOGO” on the blue hero sits at mid-chest exactly where a club badge lands. Placement interacts with build details visible in the photos: the olive shell’s storm flap leaves a clean left chest field, while the beige shell’s zip placket runs straight through the centre, so symmetric two-part marks frame the zipper instead of crossing it. Sleeve marks should clear the hook-and-loop cuff tab zone on builds that carry it. Send your mark and the placement list per role; the free digital mock-up shows every zone on your chosen colour before a single jacket is cut, and once the zone map is approved, per-zone prices itemise the quote instead of hiding inside a blended unit rate. Federated teams with sponsor rulebooks are welcome: send the regulation sheet and we place within it, flagging any zone the garment construction cannot support cleanly.

Custom Outdoor Jacket Specifications

Building a Delegation Kit Across Three Layers

Outerwear programs rarely stay one item deep. The practical season kit is three SKUs off one crest file: the shell on this page for rain-marginal mornings, a fleece pullover under it for dry cold, and a printed tee for indoor days. Order them as one project and the colour codes, size curves and logo zones stay coherent across layers, the packing list maps to your squad roster, and reorders reference the stored kit file instead of rebuilding specs. Our catalogue keeps the layers one click apart: custom cotton hoodies for the mid-layer, bulk printed tees for base wear, the full clothes category for the rest of the apparel line, and hats when the kit closes with headwear. One planning sheet, three delivery waves if you want them staggered.

Honest Weather Talk: Water-Resistant, Not a Number

Here is the sentence we will not overreach on. The photographed shells are wind-facing garments: tight woven faces, storm flaps on some builds, covered zippers, corded hoods that keep draught out at the collar. That package is what a team actually experiences on a wet morning, and we call it water-resistant shell territory. Sealed seams, taped zippers and hydrostatic ratings are construction upgrades that change the fabric bill; they exist in the wider shell market, they can be quoted against a named fabric and build, and they are not what the four photos on this page show. When your sport’s governing body or your insurance tender needs a stated rating, ask and the spec sheet comes back in writing with the tested figure for your exact build, before sampling. What you will not get from us is a number printed under a picture that does not carry it.

One more honest note on the black shell, because buyers ask: the faceted grey pattern inside its hood is a printed lining design, a generic geometric motif, not a branding zone and not a tie-dye accident. If you want the hood interior to carry team colours, a hidden contrast stripe, or even the delegation name printed where only the wearer sees it, that is a lining substitution quoted per build, decided at sample stage when the interior is open on your table before anyone votes on it. Small detail, real consequence: teams photograph hood-up arrivals at the venue gate, and a plain grey lining versus a team-colour lining is a different picture on the federation feed for the next four years. Quote-stage decision, sample-stage proof, production-stage locked: that is the only order these things can happen in, and it is the order we run.

Lead Times, Packing and Freight

Competition calendars do not move, so the production clock is fixed in writing: free digital mock-up first, physical sample 3-5 days, bulk 7-15 days after artwork approval, monthly capacity across our gift lines at 1,000,000 pcs. Jackets ship individually polybagged and folded, carton contents labelled per squad and size run, and FBA labels apply on request. Because shells are bulkier than tees, we pack by garment volume rather than a fixed count, and the packing list that ships with your order states carton dimensions and weights before the freight books, so your forwarder quotes the landed cost without surprises. Freight by sea for intake seasons, air or DHL, UPS, FedEx and TNT for late roster adds, and a 100-piece reference price rides in the first quote so budget holders see real numbers before approval. A practical trick we use for games and grand openings: split the order into two waves, air-freight the staff and presentation sizes against the opening ceremony, sea-freight the rest against the first training block. Reverse-plan the games or the season opener back from the timeline above and the kit lands zipped, tagged and sorted. If your delegation travels in phases, tell us the phase dates at quote stage and we split production and freight against them inside one project file. Kick it off at request a quote or write [email protected] / +86-15967739086. Tell us the tournament window and the travel route; jackets shipped to a staging hotel two weeks before opening ceremony are planned differently than containers going straight to the home club after the season ends. If the delegation also needs caps or bags in the same crest, send those artwork files together – matching colour standards across item types is far easier to hold when everything is cut from one Pantone reference at proof stage.

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