Custom Accessories, To Finish The Kit.
Caps, socks and gloves — embroidered or printed to match your team or brand kit.
What We Make.
Caps
Embroidered caps in your team or brand colours.
Socks
Custom sublimated or knit socks matched to your kit.
Gloves
Training and playing gloves with custom branding.
What To Know Before You Order.
Fabric & Build, Per Item
Accessories don't share one spec sheet — each item is built for what it actually does. Caps are typically a structured 6-panel build with a buckram-reinforced crown so the embroidery sits flat and holds shape; socks run either a sublimation-ready knit for full-colour team graphics or a classic ribbed knit with woven stripes for a traditional club look, with cushioned zones added on request; gloves use a grip-textured palm panel with a stretch-knit back for fit. None of this is fixed — tell us the item and the use case and we'll spec the fabric to match.
Decoration Methods
Embroidery is the default for caps and gloves — it holds up to repeated wear and washing better than a printed logo on a small, high-friction item. Socks are usually sublimated when the design needs unlimited colour or an all-over pattern, or knit-in for a classic two- or three-colour stripe. Heat-transfer branding is available for smaller accessory runs where embroidery setup isn't worth it.
Sizing
Caps ship either one-size-adjustable (strap or snapback) or fitted across a size range if your buyers need an exact fit. Socks are produced across youth and adult size breaks and packed to match your roster — see our youth vs. adult sizing guide if you're ordering across a mixed-age team.
MOQ & Lead Times
Same terms as everything else we produce: 20 pieces bulk MOQ per style, zero MOQ on samples, roughly 8–10 days for a sample and ~18 days for bulk once it's approved — see our MOQ guide for how that applies across mixed items in one order.
Ordering Accessories Alongside A Kit
Most accessory orders we run aren't standalone — they're caps, socks or gloves matched to a kit we're already producing for the same brand, so the colours, crest placement and thread match exactly rather than being approximated by a separate supplier later. If you're only ordering accessories on their own, that's equally fine: the 20-piece MOQ and sample process apply the same way whether it's attached to a bigger order or not. In 4 years producing for 88+ brands, matching accessories has usually come up as a follow-on request after the main kit was approved, once a buyer already trusted the colour and print accuracy on the larger pieces.
Private Label & Branding
Accessories are a common private-label entry point for a smaller brand — a custom cap or a branded sock is a lower-cost way to put your name into the market than a full apparel drop. We handle OEM (your finished design, produced to spec), ODM (you bring a reference and our team develops it into a producible design) and private label work the same way here as on the rest of the site — see our Private Label page for how the three differ.
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