Custom running T-shirts for a small group: where to start?

For a small running group, start by choosing between adding a name or logo to an existing design and creating a custom design. Then specify the number of items, sizes, and desired delivery date. This information allows us to request customization that aligns with your actual project.

Two Ways to Wear the Same Colors

Adding an element to an existing garment may be the right choice if you already like a style from the collection. Creating a design unique to your group is better suited for a more comprehensive visual project. The right choice depends on the desired outcome, available options, and the quote.

The Le Colibri Frenchy customization page describes these two options. Its FAQ states that there is no minimum order for customization, with the exception of socks, which require you to contact them directly. Be sure to confirm the terms and conditions applicable to your product and project.

Finalize Decisions Before Selecting Sizes

A group can waste time if everyone chooses a different type of top before the project is finalized. First, decide on the main garment and its purpose: regular training sessions, a group run, or a group keepsake.

A single point of contact can then centralize communication. This makes it easier to make corrections and prevents multiple versions of a logo or size chart from circulating simultaneously.

Prepare a simple brief

In a few lines, describe the group, its colors, and what you’d like to see on the garment. Attach any files you have, specifying whether they can be used for this project. If you only have an idea, explain it: the service page offers graphic design support.

Request a quote detailing the selected options and the timeline. Don’t automatically calculate the price of a complete project based on a branding option listed on a product page in the store. The two services may be different.

Review Carefully Before Confirming

Before giving final approval, double-check first names, accents, colors, and sizes. For personalized apparel, an approved error can be difficult to correct once production has begun. Review the terms of the quote and the product, particularly those related to changes and returns.

The existing jersey ordering guide outlines the general process. For your small group, be sure to prepare a concise request with a shared need and confirmed quantities, then contact the team.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do we need to be an officially registered club?

The customization page is also intended for groups of friends. Simply describe your project and its intended use.

Can you provide a standard turnaround time?

The service states that lead times depend largely on the quantity. Have the timeline confirmed on your quote.

Do the socks follow the same quantity rules?

The FAQ asks for a specific contact for socks. Check their terms and conditions before adding them to the project.