Custom Wrestling Apparel for Women's Teams, Clubs, and Youth Programs

Women's wrestling has grown faster than most sports at the high school and club level over the last several seasons, and the apparel has not always kept up. A lot of programs still hand female wrestlers a men's cut warmup shirt sized down, because that is what the equipment closet has. A branded shop built around a proper women's cut fixes that without adding to a coach's workload. Here is what to stock and what stays out of scope.

What This Covers, and What It Does Not

The competition singlet is a specialized, size-graded uniform piece that comes from a wrestling-specific manufacturer, and Bear Grips Pro Shops does not print it. What the catalog covers well is everything around the singlet: warmup tees, travel hoodies, practice joggers, and the parent or fan tee sold at a home tournament. A program that keeps its singlet order with a wrestling uniform supplier and builds everything else through a branded shop gets the best of both.

Practice and Warmup Lineup

Piece	Brand	Best for	VIP base
Women's Moisture-Wicking Tee	Sport-Tek	Practice, warmups	$23.86
Signature Seamless Leggings	Bear Grips	Weight-cutting workouts, off-mat conditioning	$54.88
Comfort Soft Hoodie	Bear Grips	Travel days, tournament sidelines	$36.88
Women's Wave Wash Sweatpants	Independent Trading Co.	Warmups, weigh-in day comfort	$39.88

Most programs start with the tee and hoodie, then add joggers or leggings once the roster is set for the season.

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Tournament and Fan Gear

Home tournaments draw parents, siblings, and alumni who want something to wear in the stands. A single fan tee design, sold through the same shop the wrestlers order from, gives a program a small revenue stream without a separate fundraising effort. Because there is no minimum, the fan tee can go up for the tournament week and come back down after, with zero leftover inventory either way.

Building the Shop for a Season

1. Upload the program or club logo as a transparent PNG.
2. List a warmup tee and a hoodie as the starting roster gear.
3. Add a fan tee ahead of the first home tournament.
4. Share the shop link with wrestlers, parents, and boosters.

See the team apparel guide for how roster ordering works across other club sports.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Bear Grips print wrestling singlets?

No. Singlets are a specialized, size-graded competition uniform that should come from a wrestling uniform supplier. Bear Grips covers warmup tees, hoodies, joggers, and fan gear.

Can a small club roster order without a bulk minimum?

Yes. There is no minimum order. An eight-wrestler club roster pays the same per-piece price as a forty-wrestler high school program.

What should a program stock first?

A moisture-wicking practice tee and a hoodie for travel days cover most of a season before adding leggings or a fan tee.

How do parents order fan gear separately from the wrestlers' practice gear?

The same shop link works for both. Parents and wrestlers each choose from what is listed and order their own size and quantity.