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Design together
Send us a logo, a sketch or nothing at all. Our designer works your kit up on real garment templates until the committee is happy. Revisions are part of the job, not an extra.
Custom cycling apparel — Australia
Custom cycling kit for clubs, teams and events
You design it with us. Your members order their own size. We make it and ship it free to your club.
A designer replies within 24 hours — no obligation
5 per styleOur minimum order
6-8 weeksFrom window close to delivery
FreeDelivery into your club
Members payNot the committee
Tell us about your kit
Four short steps, about two minutes. Our minimum is five per garment style, a designer replies within 24 hours, and nothing goes to production until you have signed off the artwork.
Step 1 of 4 — Who you are
Clubs riding MVMNT
Australian clubs, teams and bunches whose kit we design, produce and run the ordering for.
- Milton Ulladulla Cyclists
- Vikings Cycling Club
- Capital Region Masters Cycling Club
- Cartel Racing
- Ballarat Sebastopol Cycling Club
- Madera
- Bear Cycling
- Velocipede
- Cranky's
- C.U.N.C.
Kit we have already built
From first call to kit in hand
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Your club store goes live
We build your club its own store page with your garments, your sizes and your club price already applied. You get a link to send to members. That is the whole admin job.
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Members order themselves
Each rider picks their own size and pays for their own kit inside the ordering window. Nobody collects cash, nobody runs a size spreadsheet, nobody is left out of pocket.
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Made, then delivered free
The window closes, we produce exactly what was ordered, and the run ships to the club as one carton with free delivery — 6 to 8 weeks from the day the window shuts. Riders who cannot collect can have theirs posted instead.
The process, in order
Who does what, and how long it takes
Two things set your delivery date: the day you sign off the artwork, and the day your ordering window closes. Everything else fits around them.
- 01 EnquiryYou tell us the club, the garments and roughly how many riders.Your clubToday
- 02 DesignOur designer works your kit up on real garment templates. Revisions included.MVMNT1-2 weeks
- 03 Artwork lockedYou sign the artwork off. Nothing is produced, and no clock starts, until this happens.Your clubGate
- 04 Portal opensYour club store goes live with your garments, sizes and club price. You send members the link.MVMNT2-3 days
- 05 Ordering windowMembers order and pay for their own size. You choose the closing date.MembersYou set it
- 06 Production and deliveryThe window closes, we make exactly what was ordered, and it ships free to the club.MVMNT6-8 weeks
Working backwards from a date that matters? Count back 6 to 8 weeks from the day you want kit in hand — that is the day your ordering window has to close. Then give your club two to three weeks of ordering before it, and allow design and sign-off before that. Tell us the date and we will build the schedule around it.
The hard part of club kit was never the kit
The committee stops being the bank
The usual model has one volunteer collecting money, chasing sizes and carrying the risk on their own card. With a club store, every member pays for their own kit and the committee never touches the money.
Made to order, so nothing is wasted
We produce what was actually ordered once the window closes. No guessing at a size curve, and no box of unsold mediums under the clubhouse stairs.
Five per style, sizes mixed
An actual number, and a low one. Five of a garment is enough to run it, and those five can be any mix of sizes — so a new club or a small bunch is never turned away for being too small. Plenty of our club runs sit well under twenty garments.
Cut properly for women, not shrunk
Women's garments are their own patterns with their own chamois, not a men's kit in a smaller size. Juniors too, where a club needs it.
Free delivery into the club
The run ships as one bulk carton to the club with delivery included, ready to hand out at a training night. Anyone who cannot collect chooses postage at checkout instead.
Reordering is not a new project
Once your design exists it stays on file. Adding new members, a second colourway or next season's window means reopening the store, not starting over.
Custom kit, answered
How quickly will you get back to me?
Within 24 hours, from a designer rather than an automated quote generator. That first reply covers what your kit could look like and what it costs per garment, so you have something real to take back to your committee.
Is there a minimum order?
Yes, and it is low: five per garment style. Five jerseys, five pairs of bibs, five gilets — whichever pieces your club wants.
Mix sizes however your riders need. The five is across the style, not each size, so a small bunch ordering one S, two M and two L has met it.
For comparison, 10 to 30 pieces per style is normal in custom cycling apparel, which is what stops a new club or a small bunch getting its own kit at all.
What does custom kit cost?
At our five-per-style minimum, this is what riders are paying on club stores right now: jerseys $125 to $145, bib shorts $170 to $195, gilets $95 to $115, thermal jackets $195, base layers $45 to $50 and socks $25 to $35. A jersey-and-bibs bundle usually lands between $305 and $320.
Those are real prices from live club portals rather than an indicative range. What moves them is quantity, which garments you include and how involved the artwork is — larger runs come down.
Your club sets its own member price, and some subsidise part of it from club funds, so you will see kit listed below these figures on some portals. We put your club's prices in writing before anything is committed.
Do I need design experience, or can you do it?
You do not need any. Most clubs come to us with a logo and an idea, and some with nothing but their colours. Our designer works the kit up on real garment templates and keeps revising until your committee signs it off. If you already have print-ready vector artwork we will use it as-is.
Who pays — the club or the members?
Members, individually. That is the point of a club store: each rider buys their own kit in their own size at the club price, so no volunteer ends up collecting cash or fronting the bill. If a club prefers to place and pay for one bulk order instead, we can do that too.
How does delivery work?
The completed run ships to the club as one bulk carton and delivery is free — you hand kit out at a training night or club day. Any member who cannot collect chooses posted to your address at checkout instead, and their kit comes direct to them.
What if riders miss the ordering window?
Because kit is made to order, the window is what tells the factory what to cut. Riders who miss it go on the list for the next window — and since your design stays on file, reopening the store is quick rather than a fresh project.
Do you make women's and juniors' kit?
Yes, and as their own patterns rather than a smaller men's cut. Women's garments have a women's fit and a women's chamois. Juniors sizing is available where a club needs it — we have built junior kit alongside senior kit for clubs running both.
How long does production take?
Design and approval move at whatever pace your committee does. Once the artwork is locked in and your ordering window closes, production and delivery take 6 to 8 weeks.
So work backwards: if you want kit for a season start or a particular race, count back 6 to 8 weeks to set the date the window has to close, then allow your club time to design and order before that. Tell us the date that matters and we will build the timeline around it.
Can we reorder later or add new members?
Yes. Your artwork and your garment set stay on file, so a second window, a new intake or an extra colourway means reopening the store rather than redesigning. Most clubs settle into one or two windows a season.
Who owns the design?
Your club does. Your artwork, logos and colours are yours, and we do not resell a club's design to anyone else.
Your club in its own kit, this season
Two minutes to tell us what you need. No obligation, and no production until you sign off the artwork.