MotorsportFanWear.net is a China factory supplier whose blank teamwear runs 7-10 days in production, before the 5-12 day door-to-door transit. Blank means no name, number or badge work on the garment. 52 styles, 22 teams, MOQ 10 per design. Message +86 181 7757 2115 for a blank order quote.
What counts as blank teamwear here?
Blank means the garment is made and finished, and nothing is added to it afterwards. No name, no number, no pressed print, no sleeve badge, no embroidery. It is the cut and the club colours, exactly as the style is designed.
Everything in the range can be ordered blank: 40 motorsport styles across 11 teams and 12 baseball jerseys across 11 clubs, in sizes XS-4XL. Nothing is held back for printed orders only.
How long does blank production take, and when does the clock start?
7-10 days in production. It is worth being precise about what that number covers, because it is often read as door-to-door and it is not.
- Production: 7-10 days for blank stock.
- Transit: DHL door-to-door, 5-12 days depending on destination - 5-8 days to the US, Canada and the Gulf; 6-9 days to Western Europe and Australia and New Zealand; 4-7 days to Southeast Asia; 10-15 days to Russia and CIS.
- Tracking: issued within 24 hours of pickup.
The production clock starts when the order is confirmed and the payment position is settled, not when the first message is sent. If you want the blank window confirmed against a date, ask on +86 181 7757 2115 when you send the list.
Why is a blank order faster than a printed one?
Because the print stage is a separate operation, and it happens after the garment already exists. Names, numbers and badges are applied to finished pieces, and each one has to be set up and then pressed or stitched individually.
Blank stock skips that stage entirely, and that is the whole of the difference between 7-10 days and 10-15 days. Same garment, same line, one less process.
When should you choose blank over printed?
Three situations, mostly:
- You or your buyer handle the printing locally. Blank garments leave the finishing to whoever sits closer to the end customer.
- You need stock on a short clock. If a season or an event is close, the five days saved at the print stage can be the difference between arriving in time and not.
- You want to see the garment before committing to artwork. Ordering blank first, checking cut, fabric and fit, then deciding the printing afterwards is the cheapest way to de-risk a first order.
If you already know the names and numbers, printing at source adds $2 per piece for up to 20 characters plus the number, heat pressed, so the choice is usually about timing rather than about cost.
Which styles are available blank, and how do you order?
All 52. Send the teams, the styles, the quantities and the size split to +86 181 7757 2115. MOQ is 10 pieces per design - per design, not per size and not per team - and the price tier is set by the total volume on the order: short-sleeve at $10 / $9 / $8, long versions at $16 / $15 / $14.
The Proforma Invoice comes back with everything broken out and holds for 14 days, so the production clock is yours to start when you are ready.