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THE CLUB JOURNAL / OWLIN CUSTOM
Budgets, sizing, artwork, minimum orders and a simpler way to collect members’ choices. Practical answers before you commit to a collection.
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Budget & quotes
The cost depends on the jersey, total volume, options and the club’s negotiated price. Ask for a quote for the collection rather than assuming a single price per jersey.
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A useful budget includes the selected garments, the club’s possible contribution and the rules of the sale. Start with a short collection that members will actually wear.
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Minimums depend on the garment and the type of project. In an Owlin club sale, members’ orders and club stock count together before the final submission.
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Planning your project
Work backwards from the event date. The quote, design, fitting, artwork approval and final order all need to be settled before production begins.
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For new riders or replacement garments, plan on at least two pieces per product, subject to the conditions of your existing collection.
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Everyday clothing size is not a reliable shortcut for cycling kit. Use the size guide for the exact product and arrange a fitting when possible.
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Club orders
A club shop collects members’ choices in one time-limited sale. The club manager checks the combined order before it goes into production.
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The time saving comes from one source of truth: members place their own orders and the club concentrates on checks that matter.
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Design & identity
The artwork proof is the last design check before production. Review it as a manufacturing instruction, not just an attractive picture.
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A sponsored jersey must stay legible while riding, across garment sizes and on the other pieces in the collection.
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A strong colour palette reflects the club’s identity while keeping sponsor logos and practical details readable on the road and in photos.
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Choosing your kit
The right club jersey depends on how it will be used: training, racing, long rides or an event. Fit and season matter as much as graphic design.
READ THE GUIDEChoosing your kit
Bib shorts deserve particular attention: the cut, support and pad should suit the rides your group actually does.
READ THE GUIDEChoosing your kit
An inclusive club collection offers cuts that really work for its riders rather than relabelling the same garment as “unisex”.
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For young riders, prioritise genuinely suitable sizes, an order that families can understand and a schedule that fits the season.
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Riding & events
A useful gravel kit supports the rides you really do, whether that means long adventures, racing or sociable mixed-terrain days. Appearance is only one part of the choice.
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For mountain biking, freedom of movement, protective equipment and weather often matter more to the jersey cut than road-cycling conventions.
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Triathlon kit has to work across three disciplines. Comfort while running and swimming matters as much as comfort on the bike.
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A winter collection works in layers: choose warmth, wind protection and accessories according to what riders will actually use.
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A business team or cycling event needs a kit that is recognisable, comfortable to wear and straightforward to distribute.
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Tell us how many riders you have, which garments you need and when you need them. We will help you plan a suitable kit and budget.
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