Show the booster club your team in the new kit — before you order a single shirt
Photograph your squad in their current kit. Makeover generates a photorealistic preview of the new design — colors, crest, sponsor panel, and sublimation pattern — on your own players, not a supplier's flat mockup or a model who's never worn your colors.
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What is a school sports kit preview preview?
A school sports kit preview tool uses AI to show what a new team kit design will look like on the actual students who'll wear it, before a print run is ordered. A coach, PE teacher, or teamwear supplier photographs the squad in their current kit, and the tool generates a photorealistic image of them in the proposed colorway, crest placement, and sponsor branding. Schools and teamwear suppliers use this to get booster club and governor sign-off in one meeting instead of a multi-round design revision cycle.
Why it matters
Custom sublimated school kit runs at a minimum order of 15–20 shirts per design, at roughly $25–45 a junior shirt and $45–70 for adult or coaching sizes — multiply that across five or six squads and three or four age groups, and it's a four- or five-figure purchase order the school gets to place once a season. Sublimation dye is baked into the fabric with squad numbers already set, so there's no returning a run because the sponsor's logo landed wrong or the claret doesn't match the swatch card. And the people who sign off on that spend — a PTA committee, a board of governors, a head teacher — usually meet once a term, not once a week. A design that gets rejected in that meeting doesn't come back around until next season.
Who uses this
Teamwear account managers pitching a new kit design to a school's PE department before quoting the order. PE department heads and sports kit coordinators — often a teacher or parent volunteer — building the case for governors and the head teacher. Booster club and PTA committees who control the fundraising budget and vote on the final design before a purchase order goes to the supplier.
Heard this from a PE department or booster club?
The committee votes on a flat colorway swatch and a stock photo of a model in a completely different kit — then asks "but what will it actually look like on our kids, in our colors?" and nobody in the room can answer.
The full run arrives with the crest sitting half an inch too high and the sponsor's logo lost inside the sublimation pattern — and because it's already printed with squad numbers, there's no sending it back.
Netball wants one trim, football wants another, hockey wants a third — every coach is picturing a different version of "the school colors," and the meeting ends with no decision because nobody can see the options side by side.
How school sports kit preview previews work
Three steps. Under 10 seconds. No design skills needed.
Photograph the squad
A training-session or team photo in the current kit — any phone camera, any pitch or gym. No studio shoot, no waiting on a supplier's sample garment to arrive.
AI generates the new kit on your players
The model applies the new colorway, crest placement, sponsor panel, and sublimation pattern to the students in the photo — not a mannequin, not a stock model in a different build.
Present for sign-off
Bring the visual to the PE department, booster club, or governors' meeting. One review cycle, one decision, before the purchase order goes to the supplier.
Common questions about school sports kit preview
Straight answers. No jargon.
Let's build the version made for your business
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