Reference catalogue

What we manufacture

We make T-shirts, jerseys, training tops, hoodies, jackets, shorts, leggings, track pants and sets in our factory in Turkey. These examples from our own production can help you define the fit, fabric, construction and branding you need.

32 reference styles · Tops 21 · Bottoms 9 · Sets 2

Sets

2 reference styles

A quarter-zip tracksuit and a ribbed crop top with leggings, designed as a pair and quoted as two styles.

How each garment type is quoted

To quote, we need the garment or a reference, its intended use, the fabric composition and weight if you know them, the fit and size range, quantities by design and colour, the artwork, the destination and the date you need the goods.

Fabric, construction, branding, quantities and packing all affect the quotation. Tell us which details are fixed and where you need development support, and we will clarify the specification and what sampling is needed before we confirm price and schedule.

If the product you need is not shown here, send a sketch, a reference photo or a tech pack, and we will assess its construction and what it takes to produce.

What to send for a quotation

Commercial terms

Fabric, construction, branding, quantities and packing all affect the quotation. Tell us which details are fixed and where you need development support, and we will clarify the specification and what sampling is needed before we confirm price and schedule.

Questions and answers

Why do you ask for quantities per design and colour, not just a total?

Because each garment, design and colour in a sportswear quotation is assessed as a line of its own, and a total for the whole collection does not show how much work each version involves. Give the expected quantity for each garment, design and colour, then the size split if you have it, and we will confirm what can be made and priced from that brief.

Can you manufacture a sportswear garment that is not in your range?

We can assess a sportswear garment that is not shown in our range. Send a sketch, a reference photo, a reference garment or a tech pack with the intended use and quantities, and we will review the construction and what production would involve.

Do you have a fixed fabric list with weights and compositions?

No. The fabric for each sportswear order is specified to your brief rather than chosen from a fixed list or stock catalogue. Tell us the cloth you have in mind, with its composition and weight if you know them, or a garment whose handle you want matched. If you have no preference, describe how the garment will be used and we will propose a fabric for it. The fabric is then settled in the quotation.

Can one order combine T-shirts, hoodies, shorts and other garments?

Yes. In a mixed order, list each garment (for example the T-shirt, the hoodie and the shorts) as a separate line with its own quantities and specification. We can then assess them together as one programme, while each style keeps its own pattern, sample and size quantities. Mark anything that must stay consistent across the range, such as a logo or a colour.

Which printing and embroidery methods do you offer?

Voyager Sportswear has four in-house methods: sublimation, DTF printing, heat transfer and embroidery. Sublimation colours polyester fibres and suits all-over designs. DTF can suit detailed logos, heat-applied graphics can be used for numbers or logos, and embroidery gives a stitched logo. The fabric, construction and artwork decide which method is used for each mark. Compare the four branding methods

If we reorder next season, does development start from scratch?

No. A repeat order starts from the design and garment specification you approved before. Send the previous style reference with the new quantities and sizes, and mark any changes. We then confirm material availability, the current production requirements and the approval steps needed before the new order goes into production. Repeat orders under your own label

Request a quote for the range

To quote, we need the garment or a reference, its intended use, the fabric composition and weight if you know them, the fit and size range, quantities by design and colour, the artwork, the destination and the date you need the goods.

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