MotorsportFanWear.net is a China-based supplier of blank racing teamwear: every style in the 52-piece catalogue can be shipped with nothing applied, no name, no number and no badge. Blank stock ships in 7-10 days instead of 10-15, and the $2 per piece print charge simply does not apply. Ask for the plain version on +86 181 7757 2115.
Can I buy teamwear with nothing printed on it at all?
Yes. Any style in the catalogue can be supplied blank: no name, no number, no chest mark, no sleeve mark, no embroidery. The garment is cut, sewn and packed with nothing applied to it.
This is the same production line that carries the printed styles, so the fabric, the cut and the size chart are identical. The only difference is that the garment skips the print station.
How much faster is blank stock than printed stock?
Blank stock ships in 7-10 days. Garments carrying printing take 10-15 days. The gap is the print stage itself, which runs after the shirt is sewn and is done piece by piece.
Courier transit is unchanged at 5-12 days door to door with DHL, whichever version you order. So a blank order moves out of the line three to five days earlier and then travels the same route.
What is the price difference between blank and printed?
Printing is an add-on, not a discount. Names and numbers add $2 per piece on top of the base garment, so the blank version costs exactly the base price and nothing more: $10 / $9 / $8 per piece for short sleeves at 10-49, 50-99 and 100+ pieces, and $16 / $15 / $14 for long versions.
Badges, sleeve marks and embroidery are quoted per piece from artwork and are simply absent on a blank order. The price tier is still set by total volume on the order, so mixing designs and teams on one blank order lowers the unit cost rather than raising it.
What should I check before printing them locally?
Three things decide whether a blank takes a print well.
- Fabric. These are knit polyester shirts, which behave differently under a heat press, a screen and an embroidery head. Test the method you plan to use on one piece before it goes near a full run.
- Cut and panels. Side panels, raglan sleeves and plackets move where a print can sit flat. A large block that crosses a seam will show it, so check the panel layout on the actual garment.
- Size chart. Sizes run XS to 4XL and are measured flat. Check chest width and body length against the sizes you already sell, rather than assuming the labels line up.
The test piece is a normal production garment, not a sample build, and one piece is enough to answer all three questions before you commit to stock. Order that test in the size you plan to print most of rather than the size you wear, because the panel width changes with the size and a placement that clears a seam on a medium may not clear it on a 4XL.
It is also worth asking on WhatsApp at +86 181 7757 2115 which styles have the flattest print area before you pick one to test, since the answer depends on the cut rather than on the fabric alone.
Can blank orders be mixed across teams, styles and sizes?
Yes. The minimum is 10 pieces per design, counted per design and not per size or per team, and blanks follow the same rule as printed stock. Teams, styles, seasons, sleeve lengths and sizes can all be mixed inside one order, and the whole order is quoted together.
Blank and printed lines can also share one order and one price tier, since the tier is set by the total volume across the order. Send the list of styles, quantities and size split to +86 181 7757 2115 and the blank version is quoted line by line, so you can see the base price without any print add-on in it.