Launch your team kit with a 50-piece minimum. Choose sewn tackle-twill for raised, traditional lettering or full sublimation for lightweight, all-over colour. Compare 130–260 GSM fabrics and approve the garment, decoration and fit before bulk production.
Keep your team colours, 50+ athletic font options, roster and construction details in one order file. From a first league order to a replacement jersey, Washedloom coordinates the design, cutting, sewing, inspection and packing.
Build a coordinated baseball range, from game jerseys and pants to coach apparel and team equipment.
Need a style, fit or team combination beyond this range?
Select the weight, printing surface and movement your team needs. Lock the chosen construction and target GSM in the order file, then inspect incoming rolls against that specification.
Flat, smooth interlock gives fine lines and colour gradients a clean printing surface. Review opacity and drape on the actual jersey sample.
Best for: Full sublimation and crisp all-over jersey graphics.
For a substantial sewn tackle-twill build, compare the double-knit option.
Stretch and recovery help the jersey move through a swing or reach. Set the intended ease in the pattern rather than relying on stretch to correct the fit.
Best for: Athletic-cut jerseys and movement panels.
Confirm fitted versus relaxed sizing with a fit sample.
A stable double-knit foundation supports sewn lettering and repeated game-day use. Check the balance of drape, seam bulk and reinforcement.
Best for: Tackle-twill jerseys, replicas and league programs.
Approve the lettering and base fabric together before production.
A lighter practice construction balances ventilation with daily training use. Allow room for a base layer if the jersey will be worn over one.
Best for: Batting practice, warm-ups and training.
Choose the game-day fabric separately when a heavier build is required.
Moisture-management yarns help distribute perspiration across the knit. Evaluate the selected fabric against the intended game conditions and care routine.
Best for: Warm-weather jerseys and long training sessions.
A lighter face needs review before heavy sewn lettering is added.
Open mesh supports airflow in hot conditions and at ventilation panels. Compare hole size, stretch and opacity before choosing a white panel.
Best for: Hot-weather play, vent panels and practice jerseys.
Use an opaque interlock when a white panel must conceal the layer underneath.
Three decoration methods, three different results. Compare the texture, artwork, reorder needs and cost before approving the finished sample.
Cloth letters and numbers are cut, layered where needed, and sewn onto the jersey. The stitched perimeter and raised edge create a traditional baseball finish.
At a glance: Visible cloth layers and edge stitching; review base-fabric stability and reverse-side comfort.
Cut vinyl or transfer film is heat-applied to the finished garment. A smooth surface and defined edge make this method easy to recognise.
At a glance: Smooth, slightly glossy surface; confirm press settings, adhesion and care on the selected fabric.
Dye transfers from printed paper into compatible polyester under heat. Graphics become part of the fabric, with no separate film layer.
At a glance: Very little added weight; approve the colour on the actual fabric and check panel alignment.
Choose the jersey construction and the visual direction first. Then coordinate lettering, panels and the rest of the team set.
Traditional game jerseys, varsity and league programs
Short placket with a modern athletic profile
Pullover construction and a clean open neckline
Comfortable everyday practice and team wear
Free arm movement and hot-weather use
Fine parallel stripes for a classic baseball identity.
Heritage lettering, piping and retro colour blocks.
Fades and angled graphics developed for sublimation.
Distinctive patterned panels and controlled contrast.
Two-tone team colours and defined piping.
Red, white and blue combinations by design brief.
Warm colours and a deliberately aged graphic treatment.
Clean surfaces with space for approved team marks.
Turn the design into a complete order specification. Record the construction, colours, roster and packing instructions together.
Send your authorised vector logo and Pantone reference, or develop an original design with our team. Check the colour on the selected cloth before approving the whole kit.
Plan individual polybags, player grouping, barcode labels and carton marks before packing. A roster-linked list makes school distribution and retail handling easier.
Founded in Hangzhou, Washedloom coordinates your order through a 15,000 m² manufacturing facility, 130 employees and 10 production lines. Annual production capacity: 500,000 pieces.
Clean vectors, check font licensing and prepare a colour-managed proof with approved placement.
Use the selected decoration route. For sublimation, review the transferred colour on the actual polyester.
Cut to the approved pattern and assemble the required seam type, reinforcement and sleeve construction.
Apply names, numbers and patches using the approved twill, transfer or sublimation method.
Inspect measurements, decoration, seams and roster counts against the agreed AQL and packing plan.
Agree the shipping terms, destination documentation and compliance requirements before committing your baseball uniform order.
Prepare the invoice, packing list, HS classification and destination documents against the purchase order.
Reconcile player-grouped cartons, weights and marks, then compare the agreed freight options and delivery terms.
Share carrier tracking and shipment updates. Separate factory dispatch dates from the final transit estimate.
Quality-system documentation and traceable order controls. Confirm the current certificate and its applicable manufacturing scope.
Select suitable tested textiles and check the supplied certificate against the fabric article and validity.
Workplace and social-compliance audit information, with the appropriate site scope and current audit record.
Review material and chemical requirements for the intended EU market, with relevant declarations and testing as agreed.
Explore game-day, team and practice settings for a coordinated baseball kit.
Working with Washedloom made our baseball uniform order much easier to manage. Their team helped us bring the player sizes, team colours and artwork into one clear approval process, so our coaches knew exactly what they were signing off.
The tackle-twill lettering gave the jerseys the traditional varsity look we wanted. Being able to review the fabric, fit and lettering together was especially useful—we could make our decisions on a complete uniform rather than separate samples.
Player-grouped packing was a practical detail we appreciated. It made the handout simpler and gave us a clear reference for future orders. We value a supplier who pays attention to the details our teams actually notice.
As a team uniform dealer, I need clear specifications and straightforward communication. Washedloom helped us compare jersey styles, fabrics and decoration methods, which made it easier to put together a kit proposal for our school and club customers.
Their artwork and sample process kept the decisions organised. We could review the colours, size chart and name-and-number layout together, then pass one clear set of instructions through to production.
What stood out was the attention to the full order, including labels, player identification and packing. That level of coordination matters when you are supplying different teams and want each one to receive the right kit.
Send the team brief, artwork and timeline with your enquiry so our reply can address the actual kit.
Start with the reference range of 50 pieces for an initial baseball uniform order. Confirm how the minimum applies to your design, fabric, sizes and decoration in the quotation. Approve the first sample and roster before increasing quantities; later orders use the archived specification, subject to material availability.
Provide a Pantone reference or physical sample and review a colour swatch on the actual cloth. Approve home and away colours together. Keep the final colour profile and reference sample for batch checks; commission laundering tests, such as AATCC 61 with a Grade 4–5 target, where specified.
Choose the method for the intended use. Tackle-twill has stitched cloth edges; heat transfer has an applied film that needs compatible press settings and care; sublimation dyes suitable polyester without a separate surface film. Review a decorated sample after the intended wash routine before approving bulk production.
Yes. Develop jerseys, pants, caps, socks and warm-up jackets as one coordinated kit, with bags and gloves included where required. Match different materials to an approved colour reference rather than assuming they will look identical from a digital colour alone.
Send a design you are authorised to use, along with vector artwork, colour references and photos of construction details. Our team can develop the stripe, piping, panel and lettering specification, or work with you on an original design. Approve the final artwork and sample before the bulk run.
Quote the Player ID and original order number. The archived pattern, approved font, placement and colour reference help us check a replacement quickly. Rush work is by arrangement; confirm stock, decoration minimums and the delivery date before relying on it for a game.
Agree inspection to ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 General Inspection Level II and Major AQL 2.5 where applicable. Request an order-specific report naming the lot, sample counts, findings and disposition. Add the fabric and decoration tests relevant to your selected kit, with the lab and acceptance criteria defined in the purchase specification.
Share your roster, preferred fabrics, artwork and target date. We will help turn them into a coordinated baseball kit specification.