From traditional whites to a coloured match programme, plan cricket clothing around the format your team plays and the pieces it needs away from the crease.
01CRICKET / TEAMWEAR
Whites and coloured kits ask different questions of fabric, coverage and artwork. Plan both deliberately, then connect training and travel through the same club identity.
Editorial garments show a design direction. Production details, available methods and commercial terms are reviewed against your brief.
02THE CRICKET RANGE
Choose the format first; build the surrounding wardrobe around the season and squad.
THE CLASSIC MATCH SET.
Develop pale match shirts and trousers with attention to collar, coverage and club identification.
IN YOUR BRIEFSend format rules, sleeve choice, fit reference and opacity expectations.
DISCUSS THIS RANGE
COLOUR FOR THE FORMAT.
Plan shirt and trouser colourways as a unified set with an approved sponsor and number map.
IN YOUR BRIEFIdentify the competition format, palette and artwork requirements.
DISCUSS THIS RANGE
PREPARE FOR EVERY ROLE.
Specify a training top for batting, bowling and fielding movement in your climate.
IN YOUR BRIEFDescribe the season, sleeve preference and intended sessions.
DISCUSS THIS RANGE
THE FIT UNDER THE WORK.
Review trousers or shorts against movement, pockets, waist fit and coverage.
IN YOUR BRIEFProvide bottom style, measurements and coverage preferences.
DISCUSS THIS RANGE
BEYOND THE BOUNDARY.
Connect outer layers and travel sets to the match range while giving climate its own specification.
IN YOUR BRIEFTell us the destination climate and preferred layering weight.
DISCUSS THIS RANGE
THE CLUB EXTENDS.
Carry the club’s visual language through staff polos and youth groups.
IN YOUR BRIEFSeparate coach, adult and youth garments in the quantity breakdown.
DISCUSS THIS RANGE
02ONE CLUB IDENTITY
A cricket programme may need more than one match language. Bring whites and coloured kit into a coherent club family while specifying each format on its own merits.
03MAKE IT YOURS
Bring your cricket club artwork, colour references and roster into one placement brief. The garment and material determine which decoration route is suitable.
Carry your cricket palette through the match and training range.
Share colour references and discuss fabric and print suitability during review.
Place the original club crest consistently across selected garments.
Supply a clean artwork file, desired size and location for each style.
Keep names and numbers clear on every requested colourway.
Use a versioned roster and share applicable competition rules.
Plan sponsor size and position with seams, closures and fabric in mind.
Send approved artwork and placement restrictions before method selection.
Bring the club identity into garment-facing presentation details.
Describe neck, size, care and packing preferences for quotation review.Images show design directions. Prolance confirms method availability, compatibility, finish, cost and care requirements for each specification.
04FABRIC / FIT / FINISH
Review pale-fabric coverage and movement through batting, bowling and fielding. Check colour and decoration consistency on the coloured programme.
Examine opacity and underlayer expectations on a physical sample.
Review shoulder, sleeve and trouser mobility for playing use.
Approve collar, placket and colour positions for each garment.
05FROM BRIEF TO DELIVERY
A useful first brief keeps decisions visible. We work through the specification, sample and commercial details before production is agreed.
List cricket garments, sizes and quantities by style and colourway.
We review scope and identify missing garment details.
Share crest, sponsors, colours, artwork and a versioned names-and-numbers roster.
We discuss placement, method and material compatibility.
Provide sizes, destination and target date.
We confirm feasible specifications and pricing in writing. Minimum order is 30 pieces per design.
Check fit, colour, construction, decoration and measurements against the approved brief.
Corrections are recorded before production approval.
Approve the final specification and order breakdown.
Production and checks follow the agreed sample and order details.
Confirm packing, delivery destination and receiving requirements.
Dispatch arrangements and documents are agreed for the order.06BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Yes. Give each format a separate garment, size and colour breakdown.
List the sleeve style and quantities for each group, along with your competition rules.
Request a physical sample and review it under intended playing conditions.
Send crest and sponsor files, placement references and a versioned number sheet.
Yes. Provide fit references and quantities for each size block.
Minimum order is 30 pieces per design. Sampling takes 7–10 days and bulk production 15–20 days. Pricing is confirmed by quotation.
07START YOUR CRICKET PROGRAMME
Tell us what your club plays, how many people need each garment and how the two match identities should relate.
Final specifications, decoration methods and pricing are confirmed per enquiry. Minimum order is 30 pieces per design. Sampling takes 7–10 days and bulk production 15–20 days. Pricing is confirmed by quotation.