If you buy sliotars in volume for a club, a wholesale range or your own brand, the core is the part of the ball that matters most and the part you can’t see. Two balls can look the same on a shelf, yet play very differently once they’ve been struck a few hundred times or...
If you have ever kicked a hand-stitched football, pulled on a pair of boxing gloves or held a hockey stick, there is a fair chance that something in your kit bag was made in Sialkot. This city in the north-east of Pakistan’s Punjab province has built an international reputation for sports goods that far outweighs...
Boxing and combat fitness have grown well beyond the traditional boxing club. Fitness studios, personal trainers, martial arts gyms, online sellers and influencers all see the appeal of a boxing glove with their own name on it. Private label boxing gloves make that possible without building a factory: you design and sell the brand, and...
Choosing a teamwear supplier is one of the bigger decisions a club committee makes. The jerseys, training tops and leisurewear you order will be worn at every match, every training session and every club social for several seasons. Get the supplier right and kit becomes a source of pride and even fundraising income. Get it...
Watch an under-age hurling session and you will notice that the youngest players are rarely striking a full match sliotar. A hard, heavy ball is daunting for a child who is still learning to lift and catch, and a few painful knocks can put them off the game for good. That is why kids’ sliotars,...
Putting your club crest on a hurling glove is one of the simplest ways to make a squad look and feel like a team. The difficult part is rarely the glove itself. It is the ordering: gathering sizes from thirty players, getting artwork into the right format, agreeing on a sample and making sure the...
Working with a custom boxing gloves manufacturer? Compare leather and synthetic materials, weights, closures, padding and private label branding.
How sliotars are made, step by step: the high-quality PU core, cover lamination and cutting, hand-stitching the rib and final checks, with a look at Sialkot's role.
How to launch a private label hurling gear and Gaelic brand: choosing products, working with an OEM manufacturer, branding, samples and first orders.
Buying wholesale sliotars? A checklist for clubs and retailers covering sizes, official specs, core and cover materials, samples, branding and supplier terms.
