Ask better questions before choosing supply.
A catalog image can help you choose a direction. It cannot confirm fabric composition, measured fit, stock or the legal right to supply a branded item. Request the evidence you need for the actual selection.
| Area | Ask for | Record before approval |
|---|---|---|
| Product identity | Club, season, home/away edition, product photos and version details. | A specification attached to the quote. |
| Size & construction | Measured size chart, measurement method, fabric and trim details. | The exact chart revision and agreed tolerances. |
| Customization | Print method, positions, artwork requirements and proof process. | A versioned name list and artwork approval. |
| Rights & sourcing | Evidence relevant to protected designs or marks. | Verified permissions for the intended product and market. |
| Order handling | Quote inclusions, agreed checks, exception process and shipping terms. | The written order agreement and contact route. |
Use a small, specific test brief.
If you are evaluating a new supplier, a focused brief is easier to assess than an open-ended request for “best quality.” Explain which features matter, how you will evaluate them and whether you need a physical sample. Sample availability and cost must be quoted.
About this preview
ShipJersey is a temporary brand concept. Business identity, factory relationships, certifications and club authorizations have not been asserted. The example products do not establish a live supply agreement.