
Custom Branded Shorts
Australian catalogue reference: from A$17.60 AUD ex-GST at 50,000+ units on Personalised Pique Tennis Shorts.
Minimum orders from 50 units, depending on the item; the From-price quantity is a separate threshold. Setup and freight quoted separately. Confirm the complete price and production schedule for your quantity and destination.
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- Best for
- sports clubs and school teams, corporate fun runs and fitness programs, event and tournament merchandise
- Branding options
- dye-sublimation for full-colour all-over designs, one-colour silkscreen print on pique gym shorts, embroidery on pique gym shorts, personalised data print such as names and numbers
- Popular styles
- performance polyester as listed on specific models, breathable polyester on the women's AFL performance shorts, pique fabric on the American Apparel gym shorts
- MOQ
- Minimum orders from 50 units, depending on the item; the From-price quantity is a separate threshold.
- Delivery
- United States; freight quoted per order
- Price range
- Australian catalogue reference: from A$17.60 AUD ex-GST at 50,000+ units on Personalised Pique Tennis Shorts.
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How to choose
Match the shorts to the activity and wearer. The range includes sport-specific cuts alongside general active and gym styles. A rugby short and a tennis short do different jobs; compare the cut, fabric and intended movement rather than choosing by colour alone. Youth mesh shorts provide a separate option for junior teams.
Check the size information for the exact model. Sport-specific styles publish waist and length measurements; where a chart is not listed, ask for one before collecting sizes. Do not assume that the same size label fits identically across garments. For sublimated styles, use the artwork template and agree the placement of logos, names and numbers. On other models, confirm the available print or embroidery area. Send the quantity, size breakdown and event date with your request, then approve the digital proof. Setup and freight are quoted separately.
Compare your options
| Type | Best for | Brand feel | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sublimated active shorts (men's and women's) | Full-colour team kits with numbers, names and sponsor marks | Bold, sport-specific, fully custom | Club season uniforms and rep teams |
| Pique gym shorts with silkscreen or embroidery | Simple one-colour logos on a clean, smart garment | Understated, corporate, retail-quality | Corporate fitness programs and gym merchandise |
| Youth mesh sports shorts, full sublimation | School and junior club teams needing small sizes and bright designs | Playful, durable, club-proud | School sport and junior leagues |
| Sport-specific sublimated cuts (soccer, rugby, volleyball, basketball, tennis, AFL) | Teams that need the right length and fit for their code | Professional, competition-ready | Registered competition wear |
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose between sublimated shorts and the pique gym shorts?
Choose sublimation when you need colour, numbers or names across the garment; it suits team kits and full club designs. Choose the pique gym shorts when your logo is a single colour or works as embroidery and you want a cleaner, more corporate look. The printing method follows the garment, so pick the product first and the branding follows.
What artwork constraints apply?
Sublimated models must be built to the supplied template, which defines the print area for that specific cut. Pique gym shorts take a one-colour silkscreen print or embroidery, so gradients and photographic detail are off the table there. Supply vector artwork where possible and let the Sense2 team flag any resolution or colour issues before the proof stage.
What are the minimums and how does quoting work?
Minimums and pricing are confirmed through a quote rather than listed here, because they vary by model, decoration method and order size. Send your garment choice, artwork and rough quantity, and Sense2 returns pricing that covers the product and decoration. Setup charges and freight are quoted separately, so ask for those lines up front rather than assuming they are included.
How should I plan timing for a season or event?
Work back from the date the shorts are actually needed on bodies, such as round one or event day, and add room for artwork revisions and proof approval. Production only starts once you approve the digital proof, so a slow sign-off is the most common cause of delay. Ask Sense2 about current turnaround when you request the quote, since it varies with the model and order size.
What should I check about fabric and fit before ordering?
Read the chart for the exact garment rather than transferring sizes between styles. Sport-specific models publish waist and length measurements; ask for sizing where a chart is not listed. Fabric also varies by product, so confirm composition and request the selected garment’s care instructions before ordering.
How does the digital proof and ordering process work?
You submit artwork against the template for your chosen model, then Sense2 prepares a digital proof showing placement and colour. Production begins only after you approve that proof in writing, so review it carefully for spelling on names and numbers. Once approved, changes are difficult, so treat the proof as the final checkpoint between your artwork and the finished shorts.
Waistband pulled, logo read mid-warm-up
Watch a team warm up and the shorts do quiet work. Someone bends to stretch, and the club crest on the leg turns to face the sideline. Someone tucks a ball under one arm, and the sponsor strip along the hem catches the coach's eye. The fabric folds, twists and sweats, and the sublimated colour stays part of the weave rather than sitting on top of it. This is the difference between printed and sublimated: the design is in the material. By the end of the session the shorts have been sat on, dragged across turf and stuffed in a bag, and the identity on them has been read a dozen times by people who did not realise they were looking.
When people reach for these
Pre-season club kit order
Choose sport-specific sublimated cuts, add player names and numbers through personalised data print, and approve the proof before round one.
Corporate fitness or fun run program
Pique gym shorts with a one-colour silkscreen print or embroidered logo give staff a smart, wearable item beyond the event itself.
School and junior team uniforming
Youth mesh shorts in full sublimation handle bright designs and small sizes, with the school mark carried in the fabric.
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