Fabrics
Every fabric we run is 100 percent polyester on the face, which is what makes sublimation permanent. Here is what each one feels like and where it belongs.
Six Performance Fabrics
Not sure which to pick? Tell us the sport, the climate and the budget and we will recommend one honestly, then send a swatch before you commit.

Interlock
A smooth, dense double knit with a soft hand. Prints the sharpest of everything we run, so it is our default for match jerseys with fine detail.

Micro Mesh
Fine open holes throughout the knit. Light, breathable and fast drying, built for hot weather and high intensity play.

Bird Eye Mesh
A slightly larger honeycomb structure with more airflow and a textured surface. Common on training tops and warm weather match jerseys.

Pique
A structured waffle knit with a premium feel. The right fabric for polos, coaching wear and anything worn off the pitch.

Tricot And Spandex Blend
Polyester with elastane for four way stretch. Used for compression base layers, cycling fits and tight cut shorts.

Brushed Fleece
A heavier knit brushed soft on the inside. The fabric behind our hoodies, tracksuits and cold weather warm up wear.
Compare The Range
| Fabric | Weight | Breathability | Stretch | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Interlock | 140 to 160 GSM | Moderate | Low | Match jerseys, detailed prints, goalkeeper kits |
| Micro Mesh | 130 to 150 GSM | High | Low | Hot climates, endurance sport, training kits |
| Bird Eye Mesh | 150 to 170 GSM | High | Low | Training tops, warm weather jerseys, bibs |
| Pique | 170 to 200 GSM | Moderate | Low | Polos, coaching wear, corporate teamwear |
| Tricot and Spandex | 180 to 220 GSM | Moderate | High | Compression wear, tight fit shorts, base layers |
| Brushed Fleece | 260 to 320 GSM | Low | Low | Hoodies, tracksuits, cold weather layers |
How To Pick In One Minute
Hot Climate?
Go with Micro Mesh or Bird Eye. Airflow beats everything else when it is 35 degrees on the pitch.
Detailed Crest?
Interlock. The tighter the knit, the sharper the fine lines and small text print.
Worn Off Pitch?
Pique for polos, Brushed Fleece for hoodies and tracksuits. Both look right away from the game.
Needs To Stretch?
Tricot with spandex. It moves with the player and snaps back rather than bagging out.
Want To Feel It First?
We will post you physical swatches of any fabric on this page so you can judge the hand feel yourself before ordering.
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