A full travel soccer uniform program is more than the match-day jersey. It is the training tee a player wears at practice four nights a week, the warm-up quarter-zip players put on before kickoff, the sideline hoodie on cold weekend mornings, the coach polo at tournaments, and the parent shirt grandparents wear in the stands. Bear Grips Pro Shops runs all of that from one club shop with no minimum order and no inventory risk for the club.
A club uniform program typically includes:
Bear Grips prints every piece in that list except the cut-and-sew match-day kit. The match-day jersey, shorts, and socks come from the club's kit supplier (Nike Club, Adidas, Joma, Charly, etc.). Everything else lives in the Bear Grips club shop.
Match-day kits are constrained. The league or federation often requires specific manufacturers, sublimation patterns, and number placements. That part of the program has to flow through the kit supplier the club already uses.
The apparel program around the kit has no such constraints. It is club-branded training, warm-up, sideline, and coach pieces. Clubs that try to force their kit supplier to handle the surrounding apparel program end up with minimum order requirements, six-week turnaround on personalized pieces, and a setup fee every time a new design is added. The on-demand club shop solves all three. The match-day kit stays with the kit supplier. The surrounding apparel program lives at Bear Grips.
Bear Grips Pro Shops: Custom Apparel for Your Team. No Minimums. Free Shipping.Specific catalog pieces a club uses:
Travel soccer clubs typically run U8 through U18 or U19 rosters. Sizing complexity is the standard pain point. With an on-demand shop, sizing is handled at the buyer level. The parent of a U10 player selects the youth size for that player. The parent of a U16 player selects the adult size. There is no club-level sizing spreadsheet. Each parent owns the choice. If a player outgrows the piece mid-season, the parent reorders a larger size as a one-off, same per-unit pricing as the first order.
Recommended sizing pieces by age tier:
Standard travel soccer apparel retail benchmarks:
| Piece | VIP Base | Standard Retail | Club Margin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Training tee | $23.86 | $32-$36 | $8-$12 |
| Youth training tee | $23.88 | $28-$32 | $4-$8 |
| Warm-up quarter-zip | $29.88 | $48-$54 | $18-$24 |
| Sideline hoodie | $36.88 | $58-$65 | $21-$28 |
| Travel sweatpants | $40.88 | $58-$65 | $17-$24 |
| Coach polo | $34.88 | $52-$58 | $17-$23 |
| Parent shirt | $19.88 | $28-$32 | $8-$12 |
A 75-player club with a 150-parent audience and 30 coaches and staff that sells one training tee, one warm-up, one hoodie per player and one parent shirt per family across a season runs $7,500 to $10,000 in club margin on apparel alone.
Training, warm-ups, sideline, coach polos, parent shirts. No minimum, no inventory, no fulfillment work.
Start FreeNo. Match-day cut-and-sew sublimated kits come from the club's kit supplier. Bear Grips covers the surrounding program: training tops, warm-ups, sideline gear, coach apparel, and parent shirts.
Yes. Bear Grips has no minimum on any product. One coach, one polo, one order. Same per-unit pricing as a 20-piece staff order.
The club sets retail above the VIP base on each piece. Every order through the shop earns the difference as margin, paid out to the club. No inventory cost, no upfront spend, no fulfillment work.
Yes. The club uploads team-specific designs alongside club-wide designs. The VIP plan supports 200 active products, enough for a multi-team club with dozens of designs.
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