printed cycle jerseys?

[Matthew Haigh]

Hi all,

Can anyone recommend some companies that will do reasonable quality
printed bike jerseys? This isn't for huge quantities - at a rough guess
there will be 10-20 in various sizes. We are considering some company
branded (and sponsored!) jerseys for the guys who cycle in regularly or
do the after work rides.

Thanks,

Matt

[Simon Brooke]

in message >, Matthew Haigh ('?@?.?') wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Can anyone recommend some companies that will do reasonable quality
> printed bike jerseys? This isn't for huge quantities - at a rough guess
> there will be 10-20 in various sizes. We are considering some company
> branded (and sponsored!) jerseys for the guys who cycle in regularly or
> do the after work rides.

TAL, which is the 'custom clothing' brand of the same people who make
Endura, do all our club kit, and it's very nice quality:

http://www.endura.co.uk/tal-printed-clothing2006.html

There's also Imp Sport: http://www.impsport.com/

but although they do our race numbers I've never tried their clothing.

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[PhilD]

On May 30, 10:29 am, Simon Brooke > wrote:
> There's also Imp Sport:http://www.impsport.com/


I've just taken delivery of a top made by Imp. They appear reasonable
enough.

PhilD

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[Matthew Haigh]

Simon Brooke wrote:
> in message >, Matthew Haigh ('?@?.?') wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Can anyone recommend some companies that will do reasonable quality
>> printed bike jerseys? This isn't for huge quantities - at a rough guess
>> there will be 10-20 in various sizes. We are considering some company
>> branded (and sponsored!) jerseys for the guys who cycle in regularly or
>> do the after work rides.
>
> TAL, which is the 'custom clothing' brand of the same people who make
> Endura, do all our club kit, and it's very nice quality:
>
> http://www.endura.co.uk/tal-printed-clothing2006.html
>
> There's also Imp Sport: http://www.impsport.com/
>
> but although they do our race numbers I've never tried their clothing.
>

Thanks, that's exactly the kind of thing I was looking for :-)

Matt

[Tim Hall]

On Wed, 30 May 2007 10:29:53 +0100, Simon Brooke
> wrote:

>in message >, Matthew Haigh ('?@?.?') wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Can anyone recommend some companies that will do reasonable quality
>> printed bike jerseys? This isn't for huge quantities - at a rough guess
>> there will be 10-20 in various sizes. We are considering some company
>> branded (and sponsored!) jerseys for the guys who cycle in regularly or
>> do the after work rides.
>
>TAL, which is the 'custom clothing' brand of the same people who make
>Endura, do all our club kit, and it's very nice quality:
>
>http://www.endura.co.uk/tal-printed-clothing2006.html


We (SE Tandem Club) get ours from TAL too. Note that minimum order
quantities apply over the range of sizes, which is a Good Thing.




Tim

[Matthew Haigh]

Tim Hall wrote:
> On Wed, 30 May 2007 10:29:53 +0100, Simon Brooke
> > wrote:
>
>> in message >, Matthew Haigh ('?@?.?') wrote:
>>
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> Can anyone recommend some companies that will do reasonable quality
>>> printed bike jerseys? This isn't for huge quantities - at a rough guess
>>> there will be 10-20 in various sizes. We are considering some company
>>> branded (and sponsored!) jerseys for the guys who cycle in regularly or
>>> do the after work rides.
>> TAL, which is the 'custom clothing' brand of the same people who make
>> Endura, do all our club kit, and it's very nice quality:
>>
>> http://www.endura.co.uk/tal-printed-clothing2006.html
>
>
> We (SE Tandem Club) get ours from TAL too. Note that minimum order
> quantities apply over the range of sizes, which is a Good Thing.
>

Yes, I noticed that. Thanks, it looks like a good vote of confidence for
TAL.

Matt

[RG]

"Matthew Haigh" <?@?.?> wrote in message ...
> Tim Hall wrote:
>> On Wed, 30 May 2007 10:29:53 +0100, Simon Brooke
>> > wrote:
>>
>>> in message >, Matthew Haigh ('?@?.?') wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi all,
>>>>
>>>> Can anyone recommend some companies that will do reasonable quality
>>>> printed bike jerseys? This isn't for huge quantities - at a rough guess
>>>> there will be 10-20 in various sizes. We are considering some company
>>>> branded (and sponsored!) jerseys for the guys who cycle in regularly or
>>>> do the after work rides.
>>> TAL, which is the 'custom clothing' brand of the same people who make
>>> Endura, do all our club kit, and it's very nice quality:
>>>
>>> http://www.endura.co.uk/tal-printed-clothing2006.html
>>
>>
>> We (SE Tandem Club) get ours from TAL too. Note that minimum order
>> quantities apply over the range of sizes, which is a Good Thing.
>>
>
> Yes, I noticed that. Thanks, it looks like a good vote of confidence for
> TAL.
>
> Matt

Another vote for Endura/TAL - they've just made jerseys for us at
www.macride.org.uk - .... not so sure about Imp, we asked them to quote for
MacRide, chased them 4 times and still haven't had a reply (and I just got
an AudaxUK jersey made by Imp and it's not a patch on the Endura product)

RG

[Matthew Haigh]

RG wrote:

> Another vote for Endura/TAL - they've just made jerseys for us at
> www.macride.org.uk - .... not so sure about Imp, we asked them to quote for
> MacRide, chased them 4 times and still haven't had a reply

Thanks. We'll be talking to Endura/TAL now.

> (and I just got
> an AudaxUK jersey made by Imp and it's not a patch on the Endura product)

Was that the quality or just the horrendous pattern? :-)

Matt

[RG]

"Matthew Haigh" > wrote in message
...
> RG wrote:
>
>> Another vote for Endura/TAL - they've just made jerseys for us at
>> www.macride.org.uk - .... not so sure about Imp, we asked them to quote
>> for
>> MacRide, chased them 4 times and still haven't had a reply
>
> Thanks. We'll be talking to Endura/TAL now.
>
>> (and I just got
>> an AudaxUK jersey made by Imp and it's not a patch on the Endura product)
>
> Was that the quality or just the horrendous pattern? :-)
>
> Matt

Quality/thickness of material and finish (and time it took to get delivery)
.... the design grows on you (at least that's what I'm telling myself!)

RG