Custom cycling kit for clubs is your club's own jerseys, bibs and layers — designed in your colours and logo, and built on real performance apparel. DTR produces it end to end, from five pieces per design, with mixed sizing in one order, a dedicated contact, and reorders kept on file for every new member. This guide covers what your club can order, how a club order works, and how to run it so everyone ends up in kit they're proud to ride in.
Why a club needs its own kit
A club kit is what turns a ride group into a club. It makes your members recognisable on the road and at sportives, gives new riders something to belong to the moment they join, and shows up in every club photo and social post — the quiet recruitment tool a stack of flyers never matches. It's also how clubs thank the local shop or sponsor that backs them, with real, wearable presence instead of a logo on a website. A club in matching kit simply rides like a club.
What your club can order
Almost the full range, in your design. Club orders can include race jerseys in short and long sleeve, race and cargo bib shorts, gilets and wind jackets, trisuits for members who race triathlon, and socks and accessories to finish the look. Everything comes in men's and women's cuts, and you can mix styles and sizes in a single order — so a fifty-rider club with every body shape and preference is still one order, one design, one delivery.
How club orders work
A club order follows a clear, low-fuss path. You share a brief and your logos — colours and a rough idea are enough to start. DTR designs two to three routes on real product templates, your committee reviews, and nothing goes to production until you approve the artwork and sign off. The minimum is five pieces per design, which keeps it realistic for smaller clubs and for adding a second style. From there it's produced in the same factory as the retail line, invoiced, and shipped — to the club or split across members. You get a dedicated account contact from brief to delivery, turnaround is typically seven to nine weeks depending on the season, and your design is kept on file so you can reorder the same kit any time. Not sure where to start on the design itself? Our guide on how to design custom cycling kit for your club walks through every step.
Making club kit work for everyone
The hardest part of club kit isn't the design — it's herding sizes. Collect everyone's size up front (a shared sizing session or the DTR size chart makes this painless), and remember men's and women's cuts and mixed sizing all go in one order, so nobody's left out. Run it as a single club order with split delivery if members are spread out. And because the design stays on file, next season's new members slot into the same kit without a fresh design round — club kit is a reorder from year two onwards, not a project you repeat.
Why DTR for club kit
A club kit gets ridden hard, week in and week out, so it has to be real kit — which is why DTR club kit is the same performance apparel it makes for its retail line, not printed club merch. It's designed and developed in Ukraine, produced in the same factory as the retail range, and shipped worldwide, with free design support and a dedicated contact throughout. Low minimums keep it accessible, reorders stay on file, and the quality is identical to the kit you'd buy off the shelf. The result is a club kit your members actually reach for, not the one that stays in the drawer.
FAQ
What's the minimum order for custom club kit?
Five pieces per design — for example, five of the same jersey design across sizes. That keeps custom club kit realistic for smaller clubs, not just big teams.
How long does club kit take?
Typically seven to nine weeks from approved design to delivery, though it varies by season. Confirm the current lead time when you enquire, especially before your club season starts.
Can we reorder for new members later?
Yes — your approved design is kept on file, so reorders for new members or a second batch need no redesign. Club kit is a reorder from year two.
Can we mix men's and women's cuts and sizes in one order?
Yes — men's and women's cuts and mixed sizing all go in a single club order, so every member is covered.
What can our club order?
Race jerseys (short and long sleeve), race and cargo bibs, gilets and wind jackets, trisuits, and socks and accessories — several styles in one order.
How much does it cost?
Pricing is quote-based, built around your styles, quantities and finish. Send your brief for a figure tailored to your club.
Ready to kit out your club? Request a custom quote and DTR will take it from your brief.
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