Sep 27, 2026

What Should Be Included in a Team Uniform Tech Pack?

A practical teamwear Tech Pack checklist covering drawings, measurements, fabrics, branding, construction and packaging.

A team uniform Tech Pack should define technical drawings, product type, measurements, grading where available, fabric requirements, colors, logos, decoration, construction, trims, labels and packaging. It improves communication and quotation accuracy, but it is not mandatory for an initial HONCH review; a reference garment, image, sketch, measurements or brief can also begin the discussion.
Design and sizing State whether the item is a soccer jersey, basketball uniform, baseball jersey, hockey jersey, rugby jersey, volleyball uniform, tracksuit or training piece. Include front, back and detail drawings, measurement points, tolerance where known and size range.
Fabric and color List composition, weight or GSM direction, stretch, recovery, breathability, handfeel and intended use. Add color references and contrast panels.
Branding and trims Show logos, names, numbers, decoration method, placement, zippers, elastic, grippers, labels, care labels, hangtags and other trims.
Construction and packing Describe seams, hems, reinforcement, panels, closures and packing requirements. Keep revisions dated so production and QC use the same reference.
FAQs Is a Tech Pack required to start? No. Should logos be final artwork? Preferably, but identify what still needs development. Do measurements replace a sample? No; sampling checks fit and construction. What is often missed? Placement, size range, trims, packing and revision notes.
Next step Use this checklist with the team sportswear manufacturing workflow and send available documents through Contact.

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