How to Request a Quote from a Custom Sportswear Manufacturer
A high-conversion B2B guide to preparing a custom sportswear RFQ with clear product, quantity, sizing, artwork, materials and destination details.

Direct Answer
A useful sportswear quotation request includes the product type, Tech Pack or reference, quantity, size range, colors, fabric and construction requirements, logos or artwork, labels, packaging and destination. The clearer the specification, the more meaningful the quotation comparison becomes.
Key Takeaways
• A quotation is only comparable when the underlying specifications are comparable.
• Send the files and decisions that affect construction, decoration, quantity and packing.
• Use the Contact page for an RFQ and identify open questions instead of inventing assumptions.
Why Quotations Differ
Two quotations can differ because the product scope, fabrics, trims, artwork, packaging, quantity, size breakdown or destination assumptions differ. Ask each manufacturer to confirm what is included and what remains to be clarified.
Product and Development Brief
Name the product category, intended use, garment pieces, fit direction and required construction. Attach a Tech Pack, reference images or an existing sample, and mark the details that are mandatory.
Quantity, Sizes and Colorways
State total quantity, quantity by style and colorway, size range and any player or roster details. Separate confirmed quantities from planning estimates so the supplier can explain the effect of changes.
Fabric, Artwork and Trim Inputs
Describe the required handfeel, stretch, airflow, durability or other application needs without asserting unverified technical values. Attach logos, sponsor artwork, labels, zippers, trims and packaging notes where relevant.
Sampling and Approval
Ask how the sample will be reviewed and list the decisions that must be approved before bulk production: measurements, fit, construction, colors, artwork, labels and packing.
Destination and Commercial Clarity
Include the destination and any packing or shipping information needed for a complete commercial discussion. Do not rely on a generic price range or an unstated freight assumption.
What to Send
Send the product type, Tech Pack or reference, quantity, size range, colors, fabric requirements, construction notes, logos, labels, packaging and destination through the Contact page.
Buyer FAQ
Q: Why should I send a Tech Pack?
A: It gives the manufacturer a shared specification for construction, measurements, artwork and revisions.
Q: Can I request a quote from a photo only?
A: You can start with a photo, but add written details and quantity so the quotation can be scoped correctly.
Q: Should destination be in the first RFQ?
A: Yes, destination and packing assumptions can affect the commercial discussion.
Q: Does a lower quote always mean a better option?
A: No. Compare scope, materials, construction, sampling and approval assumptions as well as price.
Q: What should remain open for discussion?
A: Any item not yet decided, such as fabric choice, trim, packaging or artwork treatment, should be marked as open.
Q: How do I submit the request?
A: Use the Contact page and attach the project information in an organized format.
Related internal links:
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