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CONFIDENTIAL PROJECT · FOOTBALL / SOCCER

Distinct kits.
A shared supply partner.

KITOEM supplied the football teamwear presented in this project gallery. White-based, orange, green-and-black and red-and-green designs sit alongside a distinct blue-and-green goalkeeper top—shown in customer-provided match imagery.

The project brings together contrasting visual directions and individual player identification. This gallery focuses on the supplied garments and their match-use context, while keeping customer and player identities private.

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A distinct goalkeeper design alongside contrasting outfield kits. Privacy-edited project image.
Supplier
KITOEM
Project category
Football / soccer teamwear
Garment focus
Outfield shirts and shorts; goalkeeper top
Customisation
Colour layouts, team graphics, names and numbers
Visible colour directions

Compare the combinations.
Keep each kit distinct.

White / orange

White-based multicolour detailing beside orange shirts with green trim. Visible design combinations, not assigned home-and-away kits.

All colour-direction descriptions
White / orange
White-based multicolour detailing beside orange shirts with green trim. Visible design combinations, not assigned home-and-away kits.
Green / red
Green-and-black shirts with red shorts, and red shirts with green shorts. Shirt and short colour layouts remain separate brief inputs.
Goalkeeper
A blue-and-green patterned goalkeeper top, distinct from the outfield designs. Any protective components need their own specification.
White-based graphics and orange kit designs in match use. Privacy-edited project image.
Project facts / New project planning

What is shown.
What you can specify.

These photographs present supplied garments. Planning advice below is for a similar enquiry, not an unrecorded history of this project.

THE RANGE

Several visual directions, clearly presented.

Project observationThe gallery includes white-based shirts with multicolour detailing, orange shirts with green trim, green shirts with black sleeves and red shorts, and red shirts paired with green shorts. These are visible design combinations, not assigned home-and-away classifications.

For your projectFor a similar project, the useful starting point is an itemised kit list: identify each shirt and short separately, record its colour layout, and keep player and goalkeeper requirements distinct.

ROLE-SPECIFIC DESIGN

A different visual identity for the goalkeeper.

Project observationThe goalkeeper image shows a blue-and-green patterned top that differs from the outfield designs. It gives prospective buyers a concrete example of a separate visual direction within a football teamwear brief.

For your projectWhen planning your own goalkeeper garment, specify the required sleeve length, fit, pattern placement and any padding separately. Protective components, compatibility and performance requirements need their own product specification; they cannot be established from match imagery.

PLAYER IDENTIFICATION

Personalisation starts with a controlled brief.

Project observationThe supplied project photographs include team graphics, player names and numbers. These identifying details have been obscured in the public-facing image versions.

For your projectFor a similar order, use one approved roster that connects each product, colourway, size, name, number and quantity. Record artwork placement and the approved application method alongside that roster so the intended result is clear before production.

MATCH CONTEXT

See the garments in use.

Project observationThe photographs document the supplied teamwear during outdoor football play, including goalkeeping and contested-ball situations. They provide wearing context and show how contrasting colours appear together.

For your projectDefine the fit, seam and colour-retention requirements in your sample brief, then agree the checks and acceptance criteria before production.

FOR YOUR NEXT PROJECT

Turn a similar idea into an approvable specification.

The following is a planning framework for a new enquiry—not a reconstruction of unrecorded production steps in this project.

  • Define the kit list

    Separate outfield and goalkeeper garments, sizes, quantities, destination and required arrival date.

  • Align the visual direction

    Provide colour references, artwork, placement requirements and the player roster.

  • Review materials and samples

    Confirm fabric, garment measurements, decoration compatibility and what the sample needs to demonstrate.

  • Approve and plan delivery

    Agree the specification, responsibilities, inspection points, packing and timing in writing.

Buyer specification worksheet

Translate the visual
into a useful brief.

Decisions for a comparable football teamwear enquiry
Buyer requirementSpecification decisionWhy it matters
Several colour layoutsApprove a separate artwork and colour reference for every garment variant.A clearer comparison and approval record.
Different player rolesSpecify the goalkeeper top separately from the outfield range.Role-specific design requirements stay visible.
Names and numbersUse a version-controlled roster linked to products, sizes and quantities.Fewer ambiguities at sample and order review.
Match-use requirementsAgree relevant material and construction checks before production release.Performance expectations are tied to evidence rather than photographs.
Football match shirt ↗Football match shorts ↗Materials & construction ↗OEM & ODM ↗Generic football manufacturing showcase ↗
Client confidentiality

Your identity.
Your permission.

Faces and identifying marks have been obscured in these project images. Client names, private rosters and artwork files remain confidential. Any additional project material requires its own publication permission.

Case-specific FAQ

Five questions.
Clearer next steps.

Did KITOEM supply the teamwear shown in this gallery?

Yes. KITOEM confirms supplying the white-based, orange, green-and-black, red-and-green teamwear and blue-and-green goalkeeper top shown in the supplied project images. This statement concerns the teamwear, not every shoe, glove, ball or accessory visible in the scene.

Can a similar enquiry include several colourways and a goalkeeper design?

Yes—list the required garments and colourways separately in your enquiry. The applicable quantities, materials, decoration method, sample requirements and production plan will be reviewed for each product line.

Why are the faces, names, numbers and badges obscured?

The gallery is presented without customer or player identifiers. Privacy-edited images show the garment colour layouts and wearing context while withholding identifying details.

Does the match imagery verify fabric or print durability?

No. It shows the garments in use, not measured performance. Ask for the material specification, sample checks and any relevant test evidence when setting durability requirements.

What should we provide to request a comparable project?

Share your kit list, quantities by product, colour references, artwork, intended sizes, destination and required timing. A player roster can follow as a controlled approval document; private roster details are not needed in public-facing material.

Your next football project

Have a similar football teamwear project?

Send your product list, colour directions and quantities. Discuss materials, customisation and the sample route with KITOEM before finalising the order.

Your draft remains editable and unsent until you review and submit it through the existing enquiry form.

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