Badminton
Team shirts for badminton clubs, tournament squads and multi-club leagues. Cut with an unrestricted swing in mind, printed with club colours and sponsor marks, and built to the same colour-fastness standard as the rest of our range.
How the programme is built
| The shirt | Short-sleeve team shirt; shorts quoted separately |
|---|---|
| Squad runs | Player-name and number sets for tournament squads |
| Club marks | Crest, sponsor blocks and association marks |
| Panel layouts | Contrast side panels, yokes or raglan colour blocking |
| Repeat orders | Colour-matched to the original run |
What you can specify
Everything below is a decision you make, not a fixed package. Tell us what matters and the quotation is built around it.
| Fabric | Lightweight wicking knit — confirmed on your spec sheet |
|---|---|
| Construction | Full sublimation, with transfer for names |
| Shoulders | Raglan or set-in sleeve with your panel layout |
| Fit | Regular or slim; youth blocks available |
| Colours | Any Pantone reference; 20 house colours available off the shelf |
| Packing | Bundled by club or by player on request |
Specifications are a starting point, not a limit. Fabric weight, composition, trims, packaging and sizing can all be adjusted to your programme — tell us what you need and we will quote against it.
Lightweight wicking knit
Built for repeated overhead movement. A soft, light wicking knit with a raglan or set-in shoulder lets the arm travel through the full swing without the garment pulling across the chest. Sublimation handles multi-colour club panels and sponsor layouts in one pass.
Full breakdown of constructions, weights and how to specify them in the fabric guide.
Construction at a glance
| Composition | Polyester-rich knit |
| Weight | Lightweight — confirmed on your spec sheet |
| Finish | Moisture-wicking, quick-dry |
| Decoration | Full sublimation; heat transfer for names and numbers |
How this category is finished
The methods we would normally use on badminton. The mix is chosen per programme — tell us the artwork and we will recommend the combination that costs least for the result you want.
Full Sublimation
Dye printed into the fabric — unlimited colours, no cracking or peeling.
- Best for
- Polyester jersey and shorts with detailed or full-surface artwork
- Colour
- No colour limit, no per-colour setup cost
- Wear
- Print is in the fabric, not on it
Heat Transfer
Sharp detail and personalisation — names, numbers and sponsor marks.
- Best for
- Names, numbers, sponsor marks and small quantities
- Colour
- Full colour including photographic detail
- Wear
- Tested to ISO 105-B02 / ISO 105-E03, Grade 4–5 (see SGS report)
Full detail on all four methods, including when each one is the wrong choice, is in our decoration methods guide.
Graded to your squad
Tournament squads can be ordered as a named set — player names and numbers matched to your squad list — alongside plain club shirts for general members.
Size blocks
| Adult | XS – 5XL (extended sizes quoted on request) |
| Youth | Junior blocks available |
| Fit | Regular or slim |
| Custom grading | Built from your own size chart on request |
Included as standard
- ✓Shoulders cut to travel through a full swing
- ✓Named tournament squads and plain club shirts on one order
- ✓Contrast panels and colour blocking across the range
- ✓Club crest and sponsor placement to your layout
- ✓Colour-fast to the SGS-tested standard
- ✓Free digital mock-up before anything is cut
Related categories
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Training Tops
Warm-up and training layers for the part of the week that is not match day — long-sleeve tops and quarter-zip styles that carry club colour into training, travel and the bench.
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Long-Sleeve Tees
The everyday layer — crew-neck and raglan long-sleeve tees for schools, clubs, staff and supporter ranges.
View category →Get a quote for Badminton
Send your artwork, colours and target quantity. You get a line-by-line quotation with quantity tiers, and a free digital mock-up before anything is cut.