Dominguez Sport · Practical guide · 23 September 2026
The short answer
For warm-ups and pre-match moments, define the garments actually needed and the graphics they should share. It’s not mandatory to repeat every element of the match vest.
What to consider
A shirt or a sweatshirt can have different spaces and uses. The club logo can remain the main reference while number or sponsors are adapted, if authorised and technically possible. Check the features present in the model’s sheet, without attributing undocumented thermal properties or performance to it.
How to prepare your project
Create a “warm-up” group in the project and keep it separate from the match kit. Decide whether everyone gets the same customisation or individual initials are needed. Check sizes on the chosen model, then compare the colours with the kit without assuming perfect equivalence between products. In the draft, assess the garments as a whole.
Before continuing
- Specific use of the garment
- Customisations actually needed
- Colours compared with the kit
Do I have to use the same model for athletes and staff?
No. You can coordinate different products while keeping shared graphics and references, if the models’ options allow it.