Borrowed the size bag for two training nights, sent one sheet, and sixteen kits with names and numbers were ready eight days later. Not one swap. The kit builder price was exactly the invoice.
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Six reviews, one for each thing we do, including the four-star one. Collected by an independent platform after an order; we do not choose which appear, and we answer every one.
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They stitched our badge onto a bit of dress fabric for us to see first, and the purple was slightly wrong, so they changed the thread. Two weeks later the whole squad had dresses and hoodies.
Went on the Thursday late night in August, no queue, both children tried everything on and we had the names printed while we waited. Took twenty minutes instead of a Saturday morning.
Kit is excellent and the online shop has saved our treasurer hours. Four stars only because our made-to-order sublimated shirts took nine weeks, not eight. They kept us informed and the shirts were right.
Gait check on the treadmill showed I barely overpronate, so they talked me out of the expensive support shoe I came in for. Ten per cent off with my parkrun barcode. Ran the half in them.
One extra shirt for a new signing, name and number, pressed while I had a coffee next door. They had our badge on file from three years ago. Fifteen minutes.
About the four stars
Hywel was right: eight weeks should mean eight weeks.
Made-to-order sublimated kit is printed by our partner mill, and that batch sat a week in a queue behind a league's whole order. Since then we book the mill slot when the design is approved, not when the sizes arrive, and the date on the quote comes from the mill's own confirmation. For anything needed by a fixed day, we now say so before the order, not after.
Had your kit? Tell the next club secretary.
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