Cricket Uniforms For A Growing US Game.
Cricket is a newer commercial category in the US than it is in the UK or Australia — which means most US clubs and leagues are sourcing a proper cricket kit for the first time, often from a manufacturer that treats it as a side request rather than a core product. We're the opposite: Sialkot has manufactured cricket equipment and apparel for export for decades, so a whites order or a coloured limited-overs kit is a standard conversation here, not a special case.
Two Kit Types, Built Differently.
| Traditional Whites | Coloured Limited-Overs Kit | |
|---|---|---|
| Fabric | Breathable poly-cotton or dri-fit-style blend — stays cool, shows sweat less than plain cotton. | Lighter, sublimation-ready polyester built for full-colour graphics. |
| Decoration | Embroidered club crest as standard, keeping the rest of the shirt clean per convention. | Full sublimation — limited-overs graphics tend to be multi-colour and sponsor-heavy. |
| Construction | Both use vented back panels and reinforced underarm gussets — cricket's overhead arm movement (bowling, throwing) is what makes these two details matter more here than on most other kits. | |
See our full cricket kit category page for sizing and private-label details, or our guide to sourcing cricket kits for the questions worth asking any manufacturer before you commit.
Common Questions.
We've never ordered custom cricket kits before — is that a problem?
No — most of our US cricket enquiries are exactly that. We'll walk through fabric, whites versus coloured, and sizing with you directly, and a sample comes before any bulk commitment.
Can you produce both whites and a coloured kit for the same club?
Yes — many clubs order both from us at once: whites for longer-format matches, a coloured sublimated kit for limited-overs games.
What's the minimum order?
There's no minimum on samples, so you can confirm fabric and fit first. Bulk orders start at 20 pieces per style — enough for most club rosters.
How long does shipping to the US take?
Sampling typically takes about ~10 days once your spec is confirmed. Bulk production runs about ~18 days after sample approval, shipped by air or sea depending on your season's timeline.