Brief
Send your artwork or logo, the sizes you need, a target quantity and the destination country.
Put your own brand on football (soccer) shin guards printed to your design, made to order at the factory (factory-stated). Send artwork and a target quantity; the desk returns a quotation, and a sample pair can be made before a production run.
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Customisation here is late customisation. The made-to-order shell stays the same from one brand to the next; your print, your name and your packaging are what change. Which shell each reference uses is confirmed on your quotation.
OEM here means the factory’s made-to-order shin guard carrying your brand. ODM usually means a new design developed with a factory. Whether a new shell or a new mould can be made is confirmed on your quotation.
Retailers and kit suppliers who sell shin pads under their own name usually take one of three routes. Each ends in the same quotation.
One repeatable design instead of per-player personalisation. Which references can be quoted that way, and the minimum for each, are confirmed on your quotation.
One design of your own, printed across the run and sold under your name. Send the artwork and the desk confirms which files it needs.
Your brand on the printed guard and on the pack. Packaging is confirmed on your quotation until the factory’s options are published here.
Four steps, each ending in something you have agreed in writing.
Send your artwork or logo, the sizes you need, a target quantity and the destination country.
The desk returns a quotation for your order type, naming the minimum, the sample and the production time.
You check a sample pair for print, fit and finish. Whether a design proof is sent before the sample is confirmed on your quotation.
The run is made against the sample you confirmed, then packed for despatch. Packing and shipping mode are confirmed on your quotation.
Factory-stated: the factory’s own description of its product; not independently tested.
Not yet documented: no test report or certificate is on file for this product. Ask for the issued document for the exact product, named on your quotation.
Verify on your sample: check this on the sample pair under your own use before a production order.
These shin guards are not presented as meeting EN 13061, CE or any other standard. Ask which issued documents exist for the exact product you order, and have the answer named on your quotation. The short answer is in the buyer FAQ.
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. Read how customisation works.
Send your brand, your design and a target quantity. You get a quotation that names every term, and a sample pair before you commit to a run.
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