Packing by size or team
Send a table linking each style and size to its quantity and packing group. If numbers are required, keep each number in the same row as its style and size.
Teamwear & corporate
Voyager Sportswear makes team kits and team uniforms in Turkey for clubs, academies, teamwear dealers and event organisers: sublimated jerseys, shorts, training tops, tracksuits and jackets, with numbers in the artwork on request. The minimum order is 100 pieces per style. Send the garments, the artwork, the size breakdown and the date you need the kit, and we will assess the production and packing plan.

Each sport has its own page with the garments, fit decisions and artwork details that matter for that kit.




















Work back from the date you need the garments. Allow time for the production schedule agreed for your order, your own sample approval and transport to the destination. The stages below show what to confirm.
Not the event date. The day the goods have to be with you, with the time you need afterwards for kitting, handout or distribution already taken out.
Production and packing are planned for the order. Transport to your destination is a separate step, so ask whoever arranges it how long it takes before you set your in-hand date.
We confirm the schedule once the garment, fabric, artwork and quantity are clear. Allow time for cutting, branding, sewing, checks and packing.
Name the person who approves for the club, sponsor or client, and allow time for your team to inspect the sample, collect comments and review revisions before authorising production.
A physical sample is made from the agreed brief and reviewed before bulk production is approved.
Artwork, garment, quantities and sizes. This depends on how complete your first message is, and it is the one part of the timeline you can shorten today.
Use the stages to set a realistic start date. If your target date is close, send it with the brief so we can assess the schedule. We generally send an initial reply within 24 hours.
Tell us how branding, any numbers and garment grouping should work. Include any team or store breakdown so we can assess the packing requirements for your order.
How the packing plan is builtSend a table linking each style and size to its quantity and packing group. If numbers are required, keep each number in the same row as its style and size.
Send the product references, label text and carton identification before we quote. Barcodes and special packaging have to be confirmed for the order.
Give the delivery country and the date the goods must arrive. Transport arrangements are agreed separately from the garment production schedule.
Keep the shared artwork apart from the details that vary. The club crest, sponsor logo and base colour layout may be common to the whole order, while sizes and, on request, numbers vary from garment to garment. Show where every element goes and its finished size.
With custom sublimation, numbers can be part of the design transferred into the polyester pieces before sewing. Embroidery, DTF printing and heat transfer each suit different kinds of marks. A new sponsor logo or a late change to the size breakdown is assessed against the method and the production stage.
Name one contact to bring together comments from the club, agency and sponsor. Approve the design version and the sample first, then check the final size breakdown and any number list separately for totals, duplicate numbers and alternate versions before printing.


List the pieces each person needs, then record the size for each garment, because a player may wear a different size in the jersey and in the shorts. Staff clothing or an alternate kit may use a different model. Give each model and colourway its own quantity total.
Use a size breakdown with one clear line per style and size: team or group, model, colour, size and quantity. If numbers are required, keep them in the same file as the sizes so updates do not leave two lists that disagree.
Packing by size or by team has to be confirmed for the order. Tell us early how you want the goods grouped, with totals that match the production quantities.

The tiles below link to the category pages, which set out the construction of each garment type and what can be changed.
The full rangeAn agency brief should name the ordering company, the end use, the required in-hand date and one approval contact who consolidates comments from the client, agency and sponsor. Include any client-facing label or packing requirements so they are agreed in the quotation rather than added after the sample is approved. Production under your client's label
Matching kit for a whole club squad is assessed and quoted from the garments in the kit and the size breakdown. Send the garments, the artwork and the quantities by style and size, and we confirm whether the programme can be manufactured and quote the options. List staff clothing or an alternate kit separately, because it may use a different model.
A fixed in-hand date is assessed for each order, so send it with the garment, quantities and artwork. Work back from the day the goods must be with you, with sampling, your approval, production and transport counted as separate stages. We generally send an initial response within 24 hours and confirm the schedule once the brief is clear.
Numbers are applied on request. Send them in the same checked file as the size breakdown, with a row per garment: team or group, model, colour, size and number. Keeping numbers and sizes in one file means an update does not leave two lists that disagree. On a custom sublimated jersey, the numbers go into the design before sewing, while branding added later to a finished garment is assessed separately.
Yes, a club crest can be embroidered: embroidery is one of the in-house methods at Voyager Sportswear, alongside sublimation, DTF printing and heat transfer. Check the crest at its finished size, because small lettering, dense stitching and lightweight fabric may need adjustment. We confirm the suitable method and placement for the crest before sampling. Compare printing and embroidery
To turn a headcount into quantities by size, list the pieces each team member needs, then record a size for each garment, because a player may wear a different size in the jersey and the shorts. Give each model and colourway its own quantity total and check that the totals match the headcount. We confirm the manufacturing terms after reviewing the brief.
Team kit can be packed by size or by team, and the arrangement is confirmed order by order. Send a table that links each style and size to its quantity and packing group, and make the group totals add up to the production quantities. If the garments are numbered, the packing list should carry each number with its style and size, so it can be checked against the order.
A change to the size breakdown or the artwork after sample approval is assessed against the method and the production stage already reached. Send the updated file and mark what has changed since the previous version, such as sizes, quantities, numbers, artwork or label text. Every change has to be confirmed before the production step concerned, and a new sponsor logo can also affect placement and method.
Send the garment, design, quantities by style and size, fabric requirements, destination and the date you need the goods. We generally send an initial response within 24 hours and tell you which details are still needed for a quotation.