How customisation works: from your design to a printed pair

Send your design, approve the draft, and Wangyudian prints it into the front shell of made-to-order shin guards. Order one pair, or a full squad in one design.

Send my design

What you get. Football (soccer) shin guards printed to your own design and made to order. One pair, or a set for a whole club.

What Wangyudian does for you. You do not need print-ready artwork. Send an ordinary picture and Wangyudian prepares the artwork, including the crop for the guard shape, then sends a draft.

What your quotation states. The sizes, materials, packaging, shipping and timing for your order. Tell us your destination and any documentation requirements with your enquiry.

You deal with one English-language sales desk, from your first message to despatch. Shin guards or shin pads — the route is the same one.

Choose your starting style

Start with mini, smooth or honeycomb-textured guards. Mini describes the size range; smooth and honeycomb describe the surface.

StyleLook and options
MiniA compact format for a personalised pair or photo keepsake. Matte comes in Mini XS, Mini S and Mini M; smooth is offered in Mini M.
Smooth / glossA glossy surface for photos and graphic designs. Full-size options are XS, S and M, with a smooth Mini M option.
Honeycomb / texturedA raised hexagonal pattern beneath the print, offered in full-size XS, S and M.

Compare the measurements in the size guide, then approve your size, surface and layout on the design draft.

The five steps

Send your design

Send an ordinary picture, crest or logo, the names and numbers as copyable text, then your sizes, quantity and destination country.

Send what you have. The desk replies with anything else it needs.

Read the artwork and photo guide · Arrange each side on the photo idea board

Approve the design draft

Wangyudian lays out your artwork and sends a design draft for your approval before printing. Artwork preparation usually takes 24–48 hours. See the design preparation and fee policy.

Read every name, number, colour, crop and position, then approve the draft in writing in your chat or email thread. Printing starts once you approve, and production time runs from that approval.

Choose the order route

For one pair or a few pairs, approve the artwork and Wangyudian moves directly to production and dispatch: no separate physical sample is needed.

For a larger order, a physical sample can be agreed before production. Its all-in price and any credit against a following production order are agreed on the quotation.

Small orders and the larger-order sample route

Wangyudian prints your order

Your approved design is printed by sublimation into the front shell of each guard, by hand, pair by pair. For 20–100 pairs of standard printed guards, production is usually completed in 1–3 days after artwork approval. Mixed sizes and different prints on each pair do not extend this estimate. Your quotation states the timing for other quantities or custom development.

Keep the approved draft as your reference for a repeat order. Wangyudian keeps designs for six months, so you do not need to send the artwork again while it is retained; a new design draft still goes to you for approval before production. Each repeat order starts a new six-month retention period. Read about design retention.

Packing and shipping

Wangyudian's own team handles printing, assembly and packing. Every pair is inspected before dispatch. Give the delivery address, the destination country and the packing you want.

Production time and transit time are separate. After dispatch, shipping is usually 7–15 days, as a guide, not a guarantee; the destination and channel timing are quoted for your order, and your quotation names the packaging and the shipping mode.

What to send today

Send the picture you have. The clearer it is, the better the print; there is no minimum image resolution. A lower-resolution picture can be used if you accept its appearance in the design draft.

A photoAn ordinary picture is fine. Send the best copy you have; a clearer picture gives a clearer print.
A club logo or team crestThe original vector file, or the largest image file your designer gave you.
Names and numbersCopyable text in any language, spelled exactly as you want it printed. Long names can be resized or split over lines in the draft.
One photo or twoThe same photo on both guards, or two different photos, one on each. Say which goes where, or try the left/right photo idea board to arrange each side before you message the desk.
A photo collageCombine several photos in one guard design. Send the separate original files and say how you want them arranged; approve the layout on your design draft.
What you can leave outThe name, the number or the photo may each be left out. Say so in your message.
Sizes and quantityThe sizes you need and how many pairs. Start from the size guide.
Anything elseLayout notes, colour notes and special instructions, written in the notes with your files.
Image qualityThere is no minimum resolution. A lower-resolution image can be used if you approve how it appears in the draft.
Crop and layoutRectangular pictures are cropped to suit the irregular guard shape and shown in the design draft for your approval.

What can be added to a guard

  • A photo, or two photos, one on each guard.
  • Several photos combined into a collage on one guard.
  • Text of your choosing.
  • A team badge or club logo.
  • A player name.
  • A squad number.

You do not need print-ready artwork. Wangyudian prepares the artwork from your picture, name and number for you.

Wangyudian sends a design draft for your approval before printing. Approve it in writing.

Use the worked order example and approval steps to review the draft before you reply.

Prefer no print at all? Plain white unprinted guards and plain white unprinted sleeves are listed options.

Read the buyer FAQ

Designs you have the right to print

Send only images, names and logos you own or have permission to use. If a design looks like it belongs to someone else, the desk will ask before printing.

If you are unsure, send your own photo, name and number.

What changes your quotation

  • Order type. Single personalised pairs, team and club sets, retailer stock and full custom are quoted separately.
  • Sizes. XS, S and M in full size, M the largest; Mini XS to Mini M in the minis.
  • Surface. Smooth, honeycomb or matte (frosted), by size.
  • One design or many. One design across the set, or a different name and number on each pair.
  • Printed or plain. Printed guards, plain white unprinted guards, or a guard and sock set.
  • Materials. The printed guards are a PP shell with a soft EVA foam liner filling the back; the plain stock guard WYD-SG-006 is listed as acrylic.
  • Packaging. How the pairs are packed, and whether you add the optional storage box.
  • Destination. Your country, the shipping mode and the documents you need with the goods.
  • Price. US$12–15 per pair for custom-printed full-size and mini guards; sleeves, socks, sets and optional packaging are quoted per enquiry.

The buyer FAQ answers who invoices you and how payment works.

Who this route suits

  • A player or a parent ordering one personalised pair.
  • A team, club or academy sending one design and a list of names, numbers and sizes.
  • A retailer or a brand putting a house design on a made-to-order shell — see OEM / ODM.
  • A print-on-demand or dropship store sending one design per order.
  • A coach ordering mini shin guards alongside a full-size team set.

Send your design

One pair or a full squad. See the US$12–15 guard price, inclusions and EU duty details, then send your design for your exact order price.

Send my design