Dominguez Sport · Practical guide · 23 September 2026
The short answer
The choice depends on preferences, use and the characteristics of each model. Comparing the amount of fabric visible in a photo isn’t enough to decide which garment suits every athlete.
What to consider
Assess fit and contact areas, also considering any accessories worn while running. A vest can offer different graphic surfaces from a shirt: the positions required for sponsors must be rethought. For a group supply, collect preferences before standardising everyone on a single option.
How to prepare your project
Compare the sheets of the available models and enter the quantity per item in the Studio. Keep the brand references shared, but write specific notes for each garment. If you don’t have an important measurement, ask for it instead of deducing it from the photo’s proportions. Check the graphics in the sizes actually ordered.
Before continuing
- Athletes’ preferences collected
- Model sheets compared
- Sponsors adapted to the garment
Is a vest always the better choice when it’s hot?
There’s no universal choice: consider model, conditions of use and personal preference, without turning an image into a technical promise.