- Which custom shorts work for a basketball team?
- The printed-through basketball shorts carry team colours, a pattern and a player number across the whole pair rather than in one patch. Each pair is personalized separately, which lets every player have their own number and name on a shared team design.
- What is the difference between edge-to-edge printed shorts and shorts with a placed design?
- Edge-to-edge shorts are printed while the fabric is flat and then cut and sewn, so the design is the fabric and runs into the seams. Shorts with a placed design are finished garments with your logo or graphic printed onto one area, which keeps the fabric colour and suits a single mark.
- Which custom shorts are for running, the gym or yoga?
- Mesh running shorts suit the track, the pique gym shorts and performance shorts suit training, and the women’s yoga shorts and biker shorts are the stretch styles for the studio. Each product page describes its own fabric and fit.
- Which shorts suit lounging rather than sport?
- The fleece sweat shorts, French terry shorts and ribbed knit shorts are the soft lounge pairs. They take a placed design such as a small logo, a name or a slogan rather than an edge-to-edge print, and they pair with a matching sweatshirt or hoodie.
- Which shorts carry a pattern across the whole pair?
- The printed-through basketball and training shorts, the athletic long shorts, the men’s sports shorts and the women’s biker, workout, casual and relaxed shorts are printed across the whole garment, so a pattern or team colours run edge to edge with no unprinted border.
- Why should a team number stay away from the seams on printed shorts?
- The edge-to-edge shorts are printed flat and then cut and sewn, so an element can sit slightly off its mockup position and anything crossing a seam will not line up exactly. Place a number or crest inside an open panel and let a pattern, not the number, run over the seams.
