The decision in one paragraph
The confirmed KITOEM duffle load-out is two match-kit sets, one tracksuit, one towel, one pair of shin guards, two pairs of football socks, one wash bag and one pair of slides. This is an exact item commitment for the referenced bag, not a litre claim or proof that every different packing combination will fit.
The confirmed load-out, item by item
| Item | Quantity | Packing role |
|---|---|---|
| Match-kit sets | 2 sets | Two coordinated match options |
| Tracksuit | 1 set | Travel, warm-up or post-match layer |
| Towel | 1 | Player wash and changing routine |
| Shin guards | 1 pair | Match equipment |
| Football socks | 2 pairs | Two playing pairs |
| Wash bag | 1 | Personal-care storage |
| Slides | 1 pair | Footwear in the separate lower zone |
Why a visible load-out is useful to buyers
A photograph can make a bag look large without defining the claim. An itemised load-out gives procurement teams something exact to review.
It also reveals changes early: youth or adult sizes, oversized towels and additional equipment may change the result.
Use the main chamber and lower zone deliberately
The source-backed duffle has a large main chamber, two side storage panels and a separate 9 cm bottom shoe compartment within the total stated height.
The confirmed visual places slides below and apparel above. Check the final construction and practical packing sequence on the approved sample.
What the confirmed list does not prove
The exact load-out does not establish a litre figure, tested load, waterproof grade or unlimited substitution between items.
Balls, bottles, medical equipment, larger shoes or extra clothing create a different list that needs confirmation.
Repeat the packing check on the sample
Use the intended garment sizes and real project mix. Confirm zipper closure, access, handle comfort and the effect of the lower compartment on main space.
Record the approved item list with the sample revision so the commitment remains connected to a specific construction.
What to confirm for your project
- Exact intended garment sizes
- Whether the mix matches the confirmed list
- Final compartment construction
- Closure and carry check
- Different or additional equipment
- Approved sample revision
Questions to carry into supplier review
- Are the kits youth or adult sizes?
- Does the lower zone reduce main space?
- Which substitutions need another check?
Questions buyers ask next
What exactly is included in the confirmed capacity statement?
Two match-kit sets, one tracksuit, one towel, one pair of shin guards, two pairs of football socks, one wash bag and one pair of slides.
Where are the slides packed?
The confirmed visual places one pair in the separate bottom shoe compartment.
Does the load-out establish volume in litres?
No. Litre capacity is not inferred from the confirmed item mix.
Can I replace items with balls or larger equipment?
That is a different packing combination and should be checked against the project sample.