Team colours
Colour applied per panel or component so kit and gear match the club palette exactly.
Sports Customization Software
Sports customization software for kit, gear and equipment
Let athletes, teams and fans personalise equipment and apparel in 3D — club colours, sponsor logos, names and numbers — and order what they approved.
No credit card required
What athletes and teams can personalise
Logos and sponsors
The Design Canvas places club and sponsor artwork at the position and scale required.
Names and numbers
Text Input adds player names and squad numbers with font selection, rendered on the product.
Materials and finishes
Leather, synthetics, mesh and moulded finishes rendered as PBR materials.
Sizes and fit options
Size and fit exposed as options and carried through to the order.
Squad and bulk orders
Quote forms capture team orders, while single items can go straight into your cart.
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From apparel to hard goods
Sports personalisation is not just shirts. Gloves, helmets, bats, boards and bikes are all customised, and they are harder to mock up in 2D because their surfaces curve in every direction. Real-time 3D handles them the same way it handles a jersey: panels, materials, artwork placement and text, with rules keeping the result manufacturable.
Artwork, patterns and names on the garment itself
Decoration is what makes sports gear custom, and it is the part that is hardest to show in a mock-up. Simplio3D handles it with dedicated option blocks: the Design Canvas places decals, logos and artwork freely on the surface; the Pattern Designer applies repeating patterns with adjustable scale, rotation and offset; Image Upload lets the customer bring their own artwork; and Text Input adds names or numbers with a choice of font. SVG artwork goes further — when a file contains distinct fill colours, Simplio3D detects those colour channels automatically and makes each one recolourable at runtime, so a single logo file becomes every colourway you offer.
Start with AI, then check the logic
Setting up a sports configurator means building every option, every rule that links them, and every price that depends on them. Simplio3D can generate a working configurator from a product description, which gives you a structure to refine rather than a blank project. Its AI assistant can then audit what you have built — reviewing option coverage and conditional logic instead of leaving you to click through every combination. If you run a large catalogue, the MCP server lets an assistant connect with a scoped token to evaluate logic and calculate prices directly, proposing changes before anything is applied.
How to build a sports customization tool
The same flow whether the product is a jersey, a glove or a bike.
Upload your product model
Import the product with panels, trims and decoration zones separated so colours and artwork can be applied independently.
Build the fabrics
Build materials for both halves of the range: performance fabrics for kit, and leather, moulded plastics and padding for equipment.
Add decoration and options
Restrict decoration and colour combinations per product, so kit, gloves and hard goods each stay inside what their own production allows.
Set rules and pricing
Price by product and size, charging separately for logos, names and numbers — the structure a squad order is actually quoted on.
Publish and sell
Publish and embed it on your teamwear pages, and share a link per club so a whole squad can be ordered from one approved design.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. The same option blocks, materials and rules apply to garments and to hard goods such as gloves, helmets and bikes.
Yes. Image Upload accepts SVG, PNG, JPEG and WebP, and the Design Canvas controls placement, scale and rotation.
For SVG files, yes. Distinct fill colours are detected as colour channels and can be recoloured independently at runtime.
A quote form captures the configuration together with the contact details, and submissions appear under Requests in your dashboard.
Yes. The WooCommerce and Shopify integrations add the configured item to the cart at the calculated price.
Usually one per product model, but they share the material library and the same setup approach, so subsequent products are faster to build.
Bikes and cycling
Component-level bike builds with compatibility rules and build pricing.
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