Custom Moisture Wicking Shirts

What custom means here

Custom means the buyer defines the shirt: the form, the function angle, the colour direction and the quantity, and the supplier confirms what it can make to that brief. It does not mean unlimited choice; it means a defined brief answered by a supplier who makes to order. Buyers should therefore write the brief as a specification — form, function, colour, wearer range, quantity, target date — rather than as a general request for something custom, which gives the supplier nothing to answer.

Custom wicking shirts versus the buying page

Two buying pages on this site split the custom route. The sweat-proof undershirt buying page covers manufacturing for the sweat-proof undershirt range as a whole. This page covers custom service for moisture wicking shirts specifically. A buyer who wants a custom wicking shirt should use this page; a buyer who wants a custom sweat-proof undershirt should use the buying page. Mixing the two in one brief produces an answer that covers neither properly.

What a custom brief should contain

A custom brief should name the shirt form, the wicking function, the colour direction, the wearer range and the size range, and it should share the quantity and target date to get MOQ and lead time for the order. It should also state what documents are needed with the order, where the standing answer on certificates is that certificates are available upon request. Artwork, labelling and packaging, where wanted, should be listed as separate lines in the brief, not assumed to be included.