Client projectSportswear
A manufacturer's site that designs the kit together with the customer.
The website of a Polish maker of personalised sportswear for teams and athletes. With a shirt configurator, an interactive size chart and a knowledge base, written from scratch for one thing: so that an order for a whole team can be placed without a single phone call.
Team kits take weeks to order. The site had to cut that to one evening.
Vaxel designs, prints and sews everything in its own workshop in Poland. A team order, though, means a design, a logo, numbers and the sizes of twenty people, usually scattered across emails and chats. The site had to bring that process into one place and show the brand with the energy an athlete expects.
A team captain wants to know three things: from how many pieces, by when, and where it is made. The answers sit under the headline before anyone scrolls. Heavy slanted type and neon green do the rest: it looks like sport, not like a clothing catalogue.
The customer sets the shirt colour and adds a logo, the team name and numbers, front and back. They see the result at once, and the finished design goes for a quote with one button. The maker receives a complete order instead of a thread of twenty messages.
An ordinary size table is a row of numbers that invites mistakes. Here the chosen size lights up in the table, and a drawing beside it shows exactly what each measurement means and how to take it. Sports sets and polo shirts have charts of their own.
The knowledge section answers the questions teams type into Google: what sublimation is and how to order kits without chaos. Every article leads to the configurator or to contact. The maker adds new posts himself, in a CMS panel written for his needs.
Every decision on this page has a reason behind it. Yours will too: tell us what you need and you will get a concrete answer within one working day.
