Build your custom basketball uniforms around six court-ready fabrics, from 120–300 GSM. Plan a 50-set trial, approve the team colours and fit, then scale with one coordinated jersey, shorts and warm-up specification.
Founded in Hangzhou, Washedloom brings your kit from pattern development to sublimation, cut-and-sew, inspection and branded packaging. Set AQL 2.5, ±2mm name/number placement and the required batch tests in your order brief before production.
The full basketball uniform range — from game jerseys to warm-ups — cut and sublimated to your spec.
Need a style not listed here?
Spec Your Own KitGSM decides how a basketball uniform feels, breathes and plays. Six court-ready constructions. Specify roll weight (ASTM D3776 / ISO 3801), colourfastness, wicking and burst strength in the approved material and inspection plan.
Open micro-mesh moves heat off the body and capillary yarns spread sweat for faster evaporation.
Best for: Hot-weather game tops, back and side vent panels, and lightweight practice shorts.
Not a fully opaque basketball uniform — use interlock where a white panel must not show through.
Micro-denier yarn dries faster than a standard knit, so a basketball uniform top is ready again between halves and sessions.
Best for: Warm-weather leagues, training kits, and back-of-jersey venting.
A lighter build — not for cold-weather or contact-heavy use.
A jersey knit from recycled fibre that keeps the wicking and durability of a virgin blend.
Best for: Private-label sustainability lines and basketball club kits that market recycled content.
Recycled fibre with wicking and durability close to a virgin blend — for sustainability lines.
Dense double-knit interlock with spandex gives a smooth, opaque face both sides — no print show-through on reversible basketball uniforms.
Best for: Competition game kits, side panels, and reversible uniform sets.
The opaque choice — use it where a white panel must not show the print on the other side.
Four-way stretch knit recovers to shape under the cuts and pivots of the game and holds sublimation colour bright on a basketball uniform.
Best for: Compression base layers, cutting-fit jerseys, and movement-heavy panels.
A compression fit — size up if you want a relaxed game cut.
The heaviest construction in the range, built for contact drills and winter sideline wear where a lighter basketball uniform mesh won’t hold up.
Best for: Warm-up jackets, winter kits, and training wear.
The heaviest build — best for warm-ups, winter wear and contact-heavy training.
Need a construction not listed above? These six are the basketball court-ready core of a custom basketball uniform. Dyed-to-order GSM, other knits and finishing treatments are in the full library — ask for the PDF.
At order, a target weight is locked inside the range (say Mesh at 140 GSM). ±5% is applied to that target, not the whole range — so two shipped rolls don’t feel like two different fabrics.
Dark team colours on full-bleed sublimation can transfer. Specify laundering (AATCC 61, target grade 4–5), crocking (AATCC 8) and any required perspiration test (AATCC 15) in the batch testing plan.
A fabric that drinks sweat is fine; one that never dries is a liability. Use AATCC TM195 moisture-management testing to evaluate the selected wicking knit; agree the lab, batch scope and required report before ordering.
Private label / OEM is how we work with you — brand orders can take the full basketball uniform set, team orders pick what they need from the job sheet. Below is the job sheet for each order: a decision you check off and sign before a single yard is cut.
One OEM sportswear process, from your first brief to a court-ready kit. Our 10 production lines support coordinated cutting, sewing and finishing, with approval checkpoints that keep your design, roster and delivery plan aligned.
Send design files, logos, quantity, timeline and any special notes for your basketball uniform order. A spec is scoped and quoted back within one business day.
Our designers create a mockup and a Pantone-matched proof of your basketball uniform. Revise freely until it is exactly right — no charge for the proof.
For larger or full-custom basketball uniform orders we cut a physical pre-production sample and send photos and video. Nothing proceeds without written approval.
Full production of your basketball uniform with multi-stage QC checkpoints — fabric, print, cut-and-sew, finish. Studio mannequin photos before packing.
Priority air freight standard, sea freight for large volume. Manual tracking with proactive delay updates to your desk.
| Method | Pass Target | What You Receive | If It Fails |
|---|---|---|---|
GSM / Weight Per roll, weighed on the roll (ASTM D3776 / ISO 3801) | Target weight ±5% | Per-roll GSM record against the locked target | Off-target roll quarantined; no basketball uniform cut until replaced |
AATCC TM195 Moisture management (MMT) | Pass wicking and one-way transport | Per-batch MMT lab report, naming lab, date and roll lot | Batch held; re-test or re-spec the knit before print |
AATCC 61 Colorfastness to laundering | Grade 4–5 | Per-batch laundering report on the darkest colour | Shade re-dyed at the dye house; lot rejected until it passes |
AATCC 8 Crocking (colour transfer on rub) | ≥ Grade 4 (wet and dry) | Per-batch crocking sheet; AATCC 15 perspiration on request | Crocking fail rejects the lot — no shipping on a < Grade 3 wet rub |
ASTM D3787 Bursting strength (ball burst) | Per tech pack | Per-roll burst result on the knit | Roll quarantined; replacement fabric sourced before line runs |
ASTM D5034 Fabric breaking strength (grab) | ≥30–40 lbf | Per-batch breaking-strength result on the fabric | Fabric held; a seam-strength test (ASTM D1683) is added if seams are in question |
4-Point Check Fabric inspection | >2 major streaks per 10m fails | Incoming-roll inspection record, photo-attached | Roll rejected at the door; no cut until replaced |
Agree these test methods and planning targets with your order: laboratory, applicable fabric, acceptance criteria and report scope.
Keep the season moving after the first delivery. A clear roster archive, agreed replacement process and documented quality review make your next order easier to manage.
Keep each approved name, number and size linked to a Player ID. For a lost or damaged kit, send the order reference so we can check the archived artwork, fabric availability and replacement schedule.
Retain the approved RIP file, colour recipe and pattern number. When the specification is unchanged, use the archive to streamline the reorder; confirm material availability and shade before the new run.
A different size split, a tweaked colour or a new neckline is a change of spec, not a stock SKU. It goes back through the job sheet before the line runs — so you know exactly what you get.
Agree AQL 2.5 for major defects and zero acceptance for critical defects in the inspection plan. Record any nonconformity, corrective action and reinspection against the approved sample.
Sample fees and any bulk-order credit are agreed in your quotation. Approve fabric, fit, construction and decoration on the sample before releasing the full team order.
Need a replacement inside the season? Rush production is available by arrangement — the archive means a single garment doesn’t need the whole process repeated.
Keep the approved specification, inspection records and any commissioned laboratory reports in the order file, ready for quality follow-up and repeat orders.
Request a mid-season replacement or reorder with your Player ID and order number so our team can retrieve the approved specification.
A spec sheet only proves the drawing. This is where a custom basketball uniform kit earns its keep.
Build a basketball collection around one approved team colour, a defined fabric weight and a repeatable fit. From a 50-set trial plan to a wider seasonal range, the first sample gives your brand a concrete standard to approve.
Compare the six fabric options from 120–300 GSM, then put colourfastness, dimensional stability and strength targets into the tech pack. Use the same approved artwork, panel map and packaging specification for every style in the range.
Keep your woven labels, care labels, hang tags and barcode requirements together in the order file. Washedloom coordinates the details so your jerseys, shorts and warm-ups arrive as one recognisable collection.
Private-Label Brand Programs
Colour, fit & brand presentation
Turn your team roster into a production-ready kit list: Player ID, name, number, jersey size and short size. Split men’s, women’s and youth grading so each team receives the fit it actually needs.
Set a ±2mm placement target for names and numbers in the approved specification, check the decorated sample and retain the final print file. A clear approval trail makes a mid-season replacement easier to reproduce.
Plan quantities and packing by team before bulk production. Match the delivery schedule to the opening game, and agree how replacements, roster changes and later reorders will be handled.
League & Club Kit Programs
Roster, placement & repeat orders
If your question isn’t here, our RFQ desk responds within 24 hours — no sales pitch, just specs.
Plan a 50-set first run to review your market, fit and team colours before scaling. Confirm the minimum for your selected fabric, decoration and style in the quotation.
For 50–200 sets, keep the size split, artwork and packaging simple. Larger programs can plan team-by-team packing and staged deliveries. Replacement and reorder minimums depend on the archived design and current material availability.
Choose from six core constructions spanning 120–300 GSM. Mesh at 120–160 GSM suits lightweight game tops and ventilation panels; opaque polyester-spandex interlock at 180–220 GSM suits competition kits and reversible sets.
Heavy-duty double knit at 220–300 GSM is intended for warm-ups and cold-weather training. Recycled jersey at 140–180 GSM and four-way stretch at 190–240 GSM cover recycled-content and compression briefs. Lock a target weight with a ±5% tolerance in the order specification.
Approve the team colour on the actual selected fabric before the print run. A sublimation recipe can use 190–210°C for 30–60 seconds, adjusted to the ink, paper and fabric. Allow for measured fabric shrinkage when preparing the panel artwork.
Specify AATCC 61 laundering with a Grade 4–5 target and AATCC 8 crocking with an agreed wet/dry target. Add AATCC 15 perspiration testing when required. Set the name/number placement tolerance, such as ±2mm, on the signed proof.
Order the jersey, shorts and warm-up as one coordinated kit. Use one colour reference and a clear panel map so the material choices work together across the whole range.
A reversible interlock set can be developed as two faces in one garment. Men’s, women’s and youth patterns need their own grading; approve the relevant size chart and fit sample before bulk production.
Agree the evidence package with the order: incoming fabric inspection, final AQL 2.5 sampling with zero acceptance for critical defects, and the laboratory tests relevant to your fabric and market.
Options include ASTM D3776 / ISO 3801 fabric weight, AATCC TM195 moisture management, AATCC 61 laundering, AATCC 8 crocking, ASTM D3787 bursting and ASTM D5034 breaking strength. Specify the lab, report date, roll lot and acceptance criteria; test-method names alone are not certificates.
For planning, allow 3–4 weeks after sample approval for a standard build and 5–7 weeks for a full-custom build. Peak-season work around November–March can add 1–2 weeks. Confirm the actual production and transit schedule in your quotation.
For a mid-season replacement, supply the Player ID, order number and approved design. We check the archived artwork, size block, fabric and colour availability, then agree the replacement quantity and delivery date. Changed materials or specifications may need another sample.
Our dedicated team will assist you in selecting the right fabrics, designs, and features to suit your company’s needs.