KITOEMKITOEM · Volleyball cooperation project
A defined textile. Integrated artwork.
One coordinated teamwear order.
60 sets of custom uniforms, a navy team direction and a contrasting light-blue player kit. Explore the material, artwork and order decisions behind this cooperation.
The quantity of this cooperation project; not a minimum order quantity.
100% Polyester Micro-Mesh. GSM is expressed here as g/m².
The confirmed printing process for this order.
The recorded production period for this order—not shipping transit or a promised arrival date.
One completed cooperation project—not standard terms for future orders.
A coordinated uniform does more than repeat a colour. It brings the garment, player numbers and contrasting kit into a single visual brief.
In this KITOEM cooperation, 60 sets paired 100% Polyester Micro-Mesh at 160 g/m² with full sublimation. Navy sleeveless jerseys, shorts and contrasting side areas sit alongside a light-blue player uniform in the team photograph.
The recorded expedited production period was 7 business days. The fabric, process, quantity and production period are confirmed records of this order.
Navy sleeveless jerseys and shorts form the main visual direction. A light-blue player uniform introduces contrast, while side details and individual numbers connect the group.
For your project: define the primary kit, contrasting player kit and garment coverage in a shared colour brief.
Explore volleyball products →| Customer need | KITOEM project response | Project record | Buyer value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coordinated team appearance | Navy uniforms, contrasting side areas and a distinct light-blue player uniform. | Colour combinations visible in the team photograph. | Give the squad a shared design language while keeping player roles visually distinct. |
| Personalised numbering | Individual player numbers with full sublimation as the confirmed artwork process. | Visible numbers and the project owner’s process confirmation. | Bring artwork placement and the player roster into one approval brief. |
| A defined textile | 100% Polyester Micro-Mesh at 160 g/m². | Project owner’s confirmed material specification. | Use a precise composition and weight as the starting point for sample selection. |
| A time-sensitive team order | 60 sets with a recorded 7-business-day expedited production period. | Project owner’s confirmed quantity and production period. | Discuss the quantity, approvals and production window together; plan transport separately. |
Use these review points to turn a comparable enquiry into your own approved specification.
List jerseys, shorts, sets, quantities and wearer groups.
Compare the material, colour direction, authorised marks and personalisation.
Review measurements, the garment sample and controlled player roster.
Record the approval milestone, production window, inspection scope and packing.
Specify the destination and transport requirements separately from production.
The photograph brings the separate design choices into view: navy uniforms, contrasting side areas, individual numbers and a distinct light-blue player kit. For a new buyer, the useful starting point is the same—connect the garment, material and artwork before approving the order.
Customer names and private rosters remain confidential. This authorised project photograph retains its existing face blur; additional images and identifying artwork require their own publication permission.
Start with the products, set quantity, size breakdown and artwork direction. This case covered 60 sets; the minimum and quotation for your new order are confirmed for its own scope.
Share your target date and destination, then review artwork, samples, approval milestones, quantity and the available production slot. This case’s recorded production period was seven business days; a new schedule and shipping time are agreed separately.
Yes. Use 100% Polyester Micro-Mesh at 160 g/m² and full sublimation as the reference for your enquiry. Confirm the selected fabric, garment fit and approved artwork in the new project’s specification.
Identify the player role, required colour contrast, jersey and shorts coverage, numbers and any competition-specific requirements. Review these in the artwork and sample approval rather than assuming one design fits every rulebook.
Yes. Bring the required products, quantities, artwork direction and target timing into a private enquiry. Identifying client details and images are not disclosed without appropriate authorisation.
Share the product scope, estimated quantities, destination and target timing. Your enquiry remains editable and unsent until you review and submit it through the existing form.