ACTIVE DEFAULT
Performance PE shirt
For outdoor classes, warm climates, repeated activity, and programs that prioritize faster drying.
Compare performance shirts →CUSTOM PE APPAREL · 50+ PIECES
Custom PE shirts and shorts, planned for a whole school program
Start with the activity, climate, and size range—not a generic “polyester uniform.” Choose a shirt route first, add separate team shorts only when the program needs them, and approve the exact crest, color, and placement before production.
Youth + adult sizing · Shirts and shorts quoted separately · No payment before design approval
50 piecesCoordinated order minimum
Youth + adultOne controlled size roster
Free first mockupUsually about 24h after a clear brief
Written scopeGarments, delivery, freight, duty and tax terms
CHOOSE BY HOW THE CLASS MOVES
Three useful PE garment routes
These are separate products rather than one fixed bundle. Use one route or combine compatible pieces after the school confirms the program. 
OPTIONAL LOWER HALF
Team shorts
Add shorts when the program needs a coordinated lower half; waistband, pockets, inseam, and placement are confirmed separately.
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LOWER-INTENSITY
Classic school tee
For indoor programs, health classes, or activity days where an everyday cotton feel matters more than quick drying.
Compare classic tees →ANSWER THESE BEFORE PICKING A BLANK
A six-line brief prevents most PE uniform mistakes
A school does not need final artwork to start. It does need one organizer and a consistent description of the program.
Use the mixed-size guide →- Program
- Daily PE, field day, summer camp, intramurals, or staff use
- Environment
- Indoor or outdoor, climate, activity level, and wash frequency
- Garments
- Shirts only, shorts only, or compatible pieces in one quote
- Size bands
- Youth, standard adult, extended sizes, and any fit split
- Identification
- Crest, school name, grade, house, optional name, or number
- Deadline
- Required delivery date plus time for school review and distribution
KEEP THE SYSTEM EASY TO REORDER
One crest, three controlled placements
Left-chest crest
The clearest default for the school mark. Keep it compact enough to work across youth and adult shirts.
Back identifier
Use the school name, PE department, grade, or house. Keep sponsor-style clutter out of a daily uniform.
Optional roster detail
Add a name or number only when the school has one approved spreadsheet and one consistent position.
Shorts share the crest and color system, but their placement is adapted to the leg panel instead of copying the shirt layout.
ONE ORGANIZER · FOUR CHECKPOINTS
Keep the PE order simple from logo to distribution
Send the program type and rough headcount first. The first design direction can move while the school finishes the exact size roster.
Build the PE uniform brief →- Choose the activity routePerformance, classic, and whether separate shorts are needed
- Approve one visual systemCrest, school name, colors, and controlled placement
- Lock the size rosterOne row per size or person, with garment and quantity
- Review the finished batchCheck production photos before the balance and delivery
STRAIGHT ANSWERS FOR SCHOOL ORGANIZERS
Custom PE uniform FAQ
What can a school order for a PE program?
The practical starting points are quick-dry performance shirts, classic tees for lower-intensity use, and separate team shorts. Shirts and shorts are specified and quoted as individual garments; schools can include both in one coordinated order when the artwork and color system are compatible.
What is the minimum order?
The coordinated order minimum is 50 pieces. Tell us whether the count is shirts only or a mix of compatible PE garments; the written quote confirms any garment-specific minimum before approval.
Can youth and adult sizes be combined?
Yes when compatible garments are available. Youth, standard adult, and extended sizes can share one roster, while any fabric, color, fit, or blank-price difference is shown in the written quote.
Should PE shirts be polyester or cotton?
Performance polyester is the stronger starting point for heat, sweat, repeated activity, and faster drying. Cotton or a cotton blend can work for indoor classes or lower-intensity programs where a familiar everyday feel matters more.
Where should the school crest go?
A compact left-chest crest is the clearest default. The back can carry the school name, PE department, grade, or house; optional names or numbers should use one controlled roster and one consistent position.
Can shirts and shorts use the same design?
They can share the same crest, colors, and number system, but placement is adapted to each garment. A large shirt graphic should not simply be shrunk onto the leg of a pair of shorts.
How far ahead should a school start?
Start about 6–7 weeks before distribution. The normal planning range is 15–20 business days after the final mockup, garment specification, size roster, delivery scope, and deposit are approved; the extra time protects school review and sorting.
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