MotorsportFanWear.net is a China-based supplier running two teamwear lines: 40 motorsport styles across 11 teams and 12 button-front baseball jerseys across 11 clubs. MOQ is 10 pieces per design, both lines go on one Proforma Invoice, and the price tier follows the total order volume. Quote it on +86 181 7757 2115.
How many styles sit on each of the two lines?
40 motorsport styles across 11 teams, labelled 2026 season, and 12 baseball jerseys across 11 clubs, labelled 2025-26. That is 52 styles across 22 teams and clubs in one place.
Inside the motorsport 40 the cuts break down like this: 13 crew necks, 13 polo shirts, 5 Player Version, 3 casual tees, 2 special editions, and one each of anniversary, Driver Edition, driver tee and Fan Version. The baseball 12 are all one cut - button-front - with Liverpool carrying 2 of them and the other ten clubs one each.
Can both lines go on one order and one Proforma Invoice?
Yes. One order, one document. MOQ is 10 pieces per design on both lines, and a single order can mix teams, styles, seasons and sizes freely across them. You do not need a minimum on each line; you need 10 pieces per design, whichever line that design sits on.
The Proforma Invoice lists every line separately - unit price per style, print add-ons, freight - and then totals the whole thing. Send both lists to +86 181 7757 2115 in one message rather than splitting them across two enquiries, because the total is what sets your price.
How is the price tier set when the two lines are combined?
By the total volume on the order, not line by line. Short-sleeve work runs $10 per piece at 10-49 pieces, $9 at 50-99 and $8 at 100 and above. Long versions - long sleeve with an extended hem - run $16, $15 and $14 on the same tiers.
So the split matters less than buyers expect. Thirty motorsport shirts plus thirty baseball jerseys is a 60-piece order at the $9 tier. Ten motorsport designs at 10 pieces plus two baseball designs at 10 pieces is a 120-piece order at the $8 tier. Split the two lines into separate orders and both fall back to the $10 tier.
Custom name and number printing adds $2 per piece, up to 20 characters plus the number, heat pressed. Team badges, sleeve marks and embroidery are quoted per piece from your artwork, and your own logo needs AI, SVG or EPS vector or a high-resolution transparent PNG. F1 jackets and race suits sit outside the ladder and are quoted per order.
Do the two lines produce on the same schedule?
Both run the same production clock: about 7-10 days for blank stock and 10-15 days where printing, badges or embroidery are involved. Both ship on the same lanes too - DHL door-to-door in 5-12 days, or FedEx and UPS on request. A combined order does not arrive in two waves unless you ask for it to.
One difference is worth knowing before you plan a launch date: the season labels differ. The motorsport line is 2026 season and the baseball line is 2025-26, so if both are going into one campaign, sample each line rather than assume the two were drawn in the same month. Confirm the launch date on +86 181 7757 2115.
What does a combined quote actually show?
A unit price per line, the print add-ons listed separately, freight shown on its own by weight and destination, the total, and the payment instructions. Quotes hold for 14 days.
Payment runs by T/T bank transfer, PayPal, Western Union or USDT on TRC20 or ERC20, with a 30% deposit on larger orders and the balance against the tracking number. If you would rather see the two lines side by side before you commit, ask for 1 piece from each line - samples start at a single piece.