Custom Sportswear Manufacturing For Montreal Clubs And Brands.
Montreal fields the Canadiens (NHL), Alouettes (CFL) and CF Montreal (MLS) at the top level, in a market that's also uniquely bilingual — apparel sold here needs to work in French and English, on the ice and off it, in a way most other Canadian cities simply don't have to plan for.
Built For A Bilingual, Multi-Sport Market.
Contact-Sport Construction
Reinforced seams and durable fabric choices discussed specifically for hockey and soccer use, not a single generic teamwear spec.
Bilingual Labeling On Request
Neck labels and hang tags are produced to whatever text and language you specify — French, English, or both.
Low MOQ For Club Sides
20 pieces minimum fits a single squad order without a distributor-sized commitment.
A Genuinely Bilingual Retail Market
Quebec's Charter of the French Language, updated by Bill 96, generally requires French to appear at least as prominently as any other language on product packaging and tags sold in the province. That's a real planning detail for any brand selling apparel in Montreal — checking your own compliance is on you, but the label wording and language itself is set at the production stage, not fixed to a template, so French-first or bilingual labels are simply a spec we produce to.
See Teamwear CapabilitiesShipping To Montreal
Air freight typically routes through Montreal-Trudeau (YUL). For sea freight, Montreal has an advantage most Canadian cities don't: the Port of Montreal is the only container port on the St. Lawrence Seaway and the closest major Canadian gateway to Europe, often making it the fastest ocean routing we quote for Eastern Canada.
Montreal Questions.
How do you ship to Montreal?
Air freight typically routes through Montreal-Trudeau (YUL); sea freight lands at the Port of Montreal, the only container port on the St. Lawrence Seaway and the closest major Canadian gateway to Europe — both quoted alongside your sample.
Can product labels be printed in French for the Quebec market?
Yes — neck labels and hang tags are produced to whatever text and language you specify, including French, English or bilingual formats. Worth planning for given Quebec's French-language packaging rules, though confirming your own compliance is your call, not something we certify.
Do you build hockey and soccer kit to different specs?
Yes — reinforced seams and fabric weight are discussed specifically for each sport, not applied as one generic teamwear template.
Can a Montreal club order a single team's worth of kit?
Yes — 20-piece bulk MOQ fits one team roster, and samples carry no minimum at all.
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