DESIGN STUDIO 01← Original customiserA blank kit. Your signature.
Start with a garment. Add your artwork.
Make every detail your own.
From your idea to your team kit
Bring your own artwork to Crownseam's sports kit design studio. Choose a Crownseam garment or upload front and back photos of your own garment. Add club colours, sponsor logos, player names and numbers, then move, resize and rotate each element until your design feels right.
Prefer a ready-made starting point? Open the original kit customiser to choose garments, colours and patterns.
Add your own images and text, then combine stripes, rectangles and circles into a design. With your own garment photos, preview fabric colours across a transparent cut-out or a marked area. Mark a printable area to keep artwork within its outline. Work on each side separately and use the position controls for precise placement.
Save an editable project file with your garment photos, printable areas and artwork so you can return to your design or move it to another device. Download front and back PNG previews to discuss with your players and coach.
Use the team order planner for player names, numbers, sizes and quantities. Include your design details and previews with your enquiry so we can review the specification and prepare a quote.
The studio creates a 2D visual mockup. Fabric, fit, seams, print placement and final colours need review before manufacture. Our advertised bulk minimum is 20 pieces; confirm how styles, colours and size runs apply to your order. Sample costs and timing are confirmed in your quotation.
Explore custom football kits, basketball uniforms and rugby kits, or read our first custom clothing order guide and sportswear fabric comparison.
The realistic preview bends artwork over folds and shows fabric lighting, but a screen cannot promise an exact production colour or texture. Use it to agree the placement, print method and proportions, then review a physical sample before bulk production. Keep the editable project and exported views so the details can be checked together. Explore streetwear options →
A small screenshot may look sharp on a phone yet print softly across a chest. The artwork panel estimates effective resolution as you resize a logo. Open the free logo vectorizer to remove a plain background, simplify colours and trace a clean SVG when the source is simple. Complicated lettering and photographs may still need a human redraw. Try the logo vectorizer →
Compare sublimation, screen print, embroidery, puff print and heat transfer directly on your design. Sublimation is integrated with the fabric; embroidered marks have raised thread; transfer art looks smoother and crisper. These are visual guides, not manufacturing proofs: the final method depends on artwork, fabric and the factory review. Compare sportswear fabrics →
Start with a hoodie, tee or jogger and try a quiet chest mark, a larger back print or a coordinated colourway. The studio saves artwork as separate editable layers, so you can explore several directions without rebuilding the design. Orders start from 20 pieces, and different garments and styles can be combined in one order. Discuss samples and your exact specification in a quote. See Crownseam streetwear →
Yes. Preview acid, sun-faded, stone, mineral, snow, vintage, garment-dyed, pigment-dyed and tie-dye looks on the fabric beneath your artwork. Adjust strength and save the seed so a design reopens consistently. Real garment washes vary from piece to piece, and the factory will confirm the finish and process with your sample. Explore streetwear finishes →
Pick a fabric appearance and record a preferred GSM in your design. This helps explain the hand-feel and weight you want, but a screen cannot measure cloth or guarantee that a listed weight is available for every garment. Ask for the actual material, weight and sample to be specified in your quote. Learn about fabric types →
The player layout tool adds sport-aware names and numbers to the appropriate sides, while each text layer remains editable. Use a separate order list for player names, numbers, garment sizes and quantities before you approve production. The team order planner helps you organise that list and catch duplicate numbers or missing sizes. Open the team order planner →
Turn the preview hem tag on or off. Neck-label branding can be requested separately with the factory. If you want your own label artwork, keep the original file and mention the preferred location and finish in your enquiry. The preview does not confirm that any particular woven, printed or packaging option is available. Plan private-label garments →
Crownseam advertises duty-paid delivery to the UK and USA. The preview cannot calculate a final shipping charge or delivery date, so keep your destination and required arrival date with the quote. Confirm the shipping terms, timing and total price in writing before placing an order. Request a detailed quote →
A sample lets you assess colour, fit, print edges, labels and fabric under real light. Save the project and a front-and-back image so the same design can be discussed during sampling. When you ask for a quote, request the sample cost, timeline and approval process for your particular product. Discuss a sample →
Design custom track pants in a straight-leg cut or choose wide-leg sweatpants. Colour the legs, waistband, drawcords and pockets, then review your custom sweatpants from the front and back. Create piped track pants, or add single, double or triple piping along real seams on streetwear hoodies, tees, joggers and pants: side seams, sleeves, shoulders and pocket edges. Coordinate a custom tracksuit (hoodie + pants) in matching colours. Fabric and weight are confirmed with your sample.
Yes. Choose straight-leg track pants or wide-leg sweatpants under Streetwear, set colours for the legs, waistband, drawcords and pockets, add your logo and check the front and back. Fabric and weight are confirmed with your sample.
Yes, on streetwear hoodies, tees, joggers and pants. Pick single, double or triple piping, its width and colours, and where it goes, for example down the side seams or along the sleeves. Piping is not offered on sportswear in the Studio.
Yes. Design both pieces in the same colours and mention the set in your quote request.
Yes. Designing, saving and exporting a mockup is free; you pay only if you place an order.
Yes. Add front and back PNG, JPG or WebP photos up to 5 MB each; a transparent cut-out works best.
Yes. Upload artwork you own or have permission to use; vector art or a high-resolution PNG is best for production review.
No. The preview is an approximation; colours, placement and fabric should be confirmed on a sample before bulk production.
You can preview sublimation, screen print, embroidery, puff print and heat transfer, plus additional experimental decoration styles.
Yes. The studio also previews stone, mineral, snow, vintage, garment-dyed, pigment-dyed and tie-dye effects.
Orders start from 20 pieces, and different garments and styles can be combined in one order. The sample cost is confirmed in your quote.
Yes. We can add custom neck labels, woven labels, hang tags and polybags. They aren't shown in the Studio, so list what you need in your quote request.
Select Review and request quote, then confirm that you own the artwork or have permission to use it. Your front PNG, back PNG and editable project upload privately, and their download links carry to the quote form. Uploaded files are deleted after 90 days.
Yes. UK and USA deliveries are duty-paid, and your quote includes product, decoration, packaging and shipping.
Yes. Our free Logo Vectorizer traces simple flat-colour logos to SVG in your browser. For detailed or damaged artwork, our designers can redraw it in design software; the cost is confirmed in your quote.
Aim for at least 200 DPI at the final print size, with 300 DPI preferred. A clean vector scales without a fixed DPI.
The logo tool can remove a plain background, simplify colours or upscale raster art, but it cannot restore details that are absent from the source.