The Dynamix design builder is where clubs, schools, and businesses turn a blank garment into a kit they can approve before paying. You work on a rotatable 3D preview — not a flat mockup — so chest logos, sleeve marks, and back numbers sit where they will on the finished jersey.
Start from a product in the catalog or open a layout from the jersey template gallery. In the builder you typically set base and accent colors, upload a logo (PNG, JPG, PDF, AI, or EPS — vector at 300 DPI reproduces best), and add player names and numbers front and back. The preview updates live so you can check contrast and placement from every angle before you commit.
The same workflow covers soccer/football kits, basketball uniforms, American football jerseys, cricket apparel, training wear, and branded corporate sportswear. Sport-specific landing pages explain fit and decoration trade-offs for custom soccer jerseys, basketball uniforms, football jerseys, cricket jerseys, and team uniforms more broadly. Corporate and employee programs are covered on branded corporate sportswear.
Minimum order quantities are set per product. A training tee and a match jersey may have different MOQs — always check the product page. Volume pricing tiers reduce unit cost as quantity rises; for a size-split quote without guessing list price, request a quote (pricing held for 7 days).
Custom orders ship from production within 10–12 business days, plus transit. Design approval and collecting sizes happen before that clock starts. Plan backwards from your first fixture; the bulk ordering guide and sizing guide spell out the sequence. Free US shipping applies on orders over $100 — see shipping.
Full-bleed or gradient designs usually need sublimation on light polyester. Simple one- or two-color marks work with screen print or embroidery on a wider range of fabrics. The print methods guide and fabrics guide help you match artwork to garment before you lock colors in 3D.
When the design is approved, checkout is secured with Stripe. Questions about artwork, MOQ, or delivery: contact us or email support@bydynamix.com. Prefer browsing first? Start at products, templates, or guides.
Before uploading a logo, check it against the artwork preparation guide — resolution and small-size legibility are the two most common reasons a design looks right on screen and wrong on fabric. For jerseys with a 3D model behind them, the Kit Studio walkthrough explains zones, patterns and what the preview does and does not guarantee, and the quotes guide covers what happens after you design.