Work from your specification.
Share your ball reference, artwork and material requirements. Sampling brings the agreed details together before production.
Custom project studio
Shape the right ball before the factory line.
A useful custom process turns market intent into decisions the sampling and production teams can follow.
Open the project studio ↓CHOOSE YOUR STARTING POINT
One project. The right development route.
For brands, importers, distributors and project buyers, the starting point depends on how much of the product is already defined.
Develop the product together.
Start with the sport, market and use. Review available constructions and materials with the team, then refine the direction through a sample.
Interactive project brief
Start with the decision that matters now.
Choose a topic to see what information helps the factory give you a useful answer.
MARKET POSITION
Who will buy and use this ball?
Share the sales channel, player level, playing environment and target price. These choices guide construction and material options.
- Sales channel
- User level
- Target price
Decision route
Four conversations.
One production-ready standard.
Define the market gap.
Clarify use, buyer, quality level, target quantity and commercial position.
Build the product logic.
Compare construction, surface, bladder, print and packaging choices.
Use the sample to decide.
Review the physical result against specific approval points.
Lock the order reference.
Connect the approved sample, artwork and packing details to production.
The sample gate
A sample is a decision tool.
Approve the points that production must repeat—not only the overall appearance.
ConstructionMaterial & feelArtwork & colorPackaging direction
What to prepare for artwork review
Send vector logo files where available, color references, placement guidance and any packaging artwork. Review the physical sample for construction, surface feel, print placement and color before approval.
COMMON PROJECT QUESTIONS
Before we get started.
What should I send for a quotation?
Include the ball type or model number, estimated quantity, destination, logo and any material or packaging preference.
Can the logo and packaging be customized?
Artwork placement, colors and packaging can be discussed with the factory team. Available options depend on the selected model and production requirements.
How are sample cost and timing confirmed?
The team reviews the construction, artwork, materials and sample requirements before confirming cost and a workable schedule.
What needs approval before production?
Confirm the sample reference, artwork, specification, order quantity and packing instructions so the production team has one agreed reference.
Ready when the brief is clear