Dashi cycling jersey
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- Starting MOQ: 5 pieces
- Typical lead time: 45-50 days
Teams & clubs
Custom team kits
Coordinate garments, artwork, rider sizing, ordering and reorders under one approved team identity.
Quick answer
What does a custom team-kit program need to solve?
It brings the roster, garment mix, artwork, sizing, order collection and delivery plan into one coordinated kit. The goal is to give riders a consistent identity and the coordinator a manageable ordering process.
Project confirmation and evidence notes
Your next step: Start with your work email and the team’s first question. Add rider count, garment interests, target date, artwork status and sample needs when available.
Approval reference: The approved specification, artwork version, written quote and accepted order terms control the project.
Project-specific confirmation: This page does not prove a certification, test result, factory ownership, customer relationship or fixed commercial term unless a named source is provided.
01 / Choose your pieces
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What should a US cycling club prepare before ordering custom team kits?
A US cycling club should prepare one roster owner, the intended garments, rider and fit needs, editable artwork, sponsor permissions, estimated quantities by product and size, the target in-hand date, delivery destination, and a named approval owner before requesting a custom team-kit quote. DEER CRUISE DESIGN publishes a starting MOQ of 5 pieces and a typical lead time of 45–50 days as planning references, not universal guarantees. The written quote confirms the actual minimum and timing after the selected products, options, artwork status, sample requirements, packaging, destination, and current availability are reviewed. The club should also decide whether one coordinator will place and receive the order or whether a member-ordering route is needed. Keep the approved product list, artwork version, size allocation, quotation, and reorder reference together. Use the fit and size guide, artwork guide, and Project RFQ for the next decisions.
02 / Brief inputs
Bring the team question into one short brief.
The first brief does not need every answer. It simply makes the product mix, rider count, fit, artwork, sample, delivery-window, and reorder questions visible.
- Product mix
- List the product families or garment questions your riders want to discuss.
- Rider count
- Share an approximate count, with any size or allocation questions noted separately.
- Timing
- Provide a delivery window or event date when known; it remains subject to quote review.
- Reorder context
- State whether later additions or repeat-kit questions are part of the discussion.
03 / From selection to quote
Three decisions before you approve an order.
Start with what you know. Keep fit, artwork and delivery questions in the same inquiry so they can be reviewed against the selected products.
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Choose your products
Share the product links and estimated rider count. The final size allocation can remain an open question at first contact.
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Resolve fit and artwork questions
Identify what you need to check, whether a sample is needed, and which logos or design files are ready for review.
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Review the written quote
Check the selected products, quantities, artwork, sample arrangements, price, payment terms and delivery assumptions before approving an order.
04 / Fit and artwork
Use the brief to make the next conversation more specific.
Fit and sample questions
Not sure about fit? Start with the sample question.
Tell us which product and rider group you need to evaluate, and whether the question is size, fit, fabric feel or artwork.
Sample availability, cost, shipping and timing are confirmed for the selected product and project. A sample inquiry does not place an order.
Artwork
State what is ready and what needs clarification.
- Describe the artwork status and the contact who can answer questions.
- Identify any visible priorities the team wants to discuss.
- Keep unconfirmed artwork, placement, and approval details open for quote review.
05 / Known and pending
Keep the brief useful without turning open items into promises.
The team can provide its current inputs now. Commercial, operational, and delivery details remain project-specific until they are confirmed during quote review.
Known inputs
What the team can share now
- Organization and project stage
- Approximate rider count
- Product-mix questions
- Fit, sizing, artwork, sample, delivery-window, and reorder questions
Quote review
What remains open for confirmation
- MOQ, price, availability, and sample terms
- Production, delivery, shipping, and payment terms
- Product specifications and technical details
- Any project-specific approval or reorder arrangement
Your next step
Ready to discuss your team kit?
Share your rider count, product interests and target date. You do not need a finished roster or artwork file to start. The inquiry begins a quote review; it is not an order.
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