MotorsportFanWear.net is a China-based manufacturer of long-sleeve racing team shirts. Long versions - long sleeve with an extended hem - are priced at $16, $15 or $14 per piece by total order volume, against $10, $9 and $8 for short-sleeve styles. MOQ is 10 pieces per design. Ask on +86 181 7757 2115.
What does the long version cost compared with the short-sleeve styles?
The long version - long sleeve with an extended hem - is $16 per piece at 10-49 pieces, $15 at 50-99 and $14 at 100 and above. Short-sleeve styles run $10, $9 and $8 on the same tiers, so the long version carries a six-dollar step at every tier.
Both ladders are set by the total volume on the order, not per line. The step is consistent, which means a buyer can price the long version against the short one without re-quoting the whole range.
What is the extended hem for?
It is the difference between a long-sleeve shirt and one that behaves like a long-sleeve shirt. A standard body rides up when the wearer raises their arms; an extended hem keeps the garment sitting where it should and holds the print panel in position.
That matters more than it sounds for team and supporter wear, because a shirt that rides up shows the waistband and drags a back print out of place. The extended hem is why the long version is priced and sold as its own line rather than as a sleeve swap on the short-sleeve style.
When does a long-sleeve version make sense for a buyer?
Three situations come up again and again.
- A selling season running through autumn and winter. A short-sleeve-only range leaves three to four months of the year uncovered in most northern markets.
- Cooler-climate destinations. Buyers selling into northern Europe and other cold-season markets get more wear per unit sold out of a long version.
- A layered range. Stocking the long version beside the short one gives two price points on the same design instead of one.
Sizes run XS-4XL on the long version exactly as on the short. Ask for a single piece on +86 181 7757 2115 if you want to compare the two builds side by side.
Do long versions carry the same minimum and sizes?
Yes. MOQ is 10 pieces per design, carried by the design rather than the size or the team, and sizes run XS-4XL. Sample orders start from 1 piece, so the long version can be pulled as a single garment before you commit to a line.
Decoration terms are the same as well: heat-applied name and number printing at $2 per piece for up to 20 characters plus the number, screen printing for larger graphics, embroidery, and your own logo from AI, SVG or EPS vector or a high-resolution transparent PNG. Team badges and sleeve marks are quoted per piece from your artwork.
Can long and short versions share one price tier?
They share one order, and the tier is set by the total volume on that order - but each version is priced on its own ladder at the tier the total reaches. Forty short-sleeve pieces plus forty long pieces is an 80-piece order, so the short ones are quoted at $9 and the long ones at $15.
That is why mixing helps. Ten long pieces on their own sit at $16; ten long pieces inside an order that totals 100 pieces sit at $14. Production is 7-10 days for blank stock and 10-15 days where printing is involved, and shipping is DHL door-to-door in 5-12 days by lane. Send the style list, quantities and size split on WhatsApp to +86 181 7757 2115 and the Proforma Invoice comes back with both ladders shown per line.