Custom Fight Gear for Gyms and Teams: How to Plan a Club Order

Decide what the club needs

Start from what members actually train in, not from everything that could carry a logo. A typical club kit by discipline:

Read the boxing glove weight guide Glove weight is chosen per member, from training and body weight.

Build one club design

A shared design makes a squad read as a team at weigh-ins, on camera and in a gym full of mixed kit. Keep it consistent across products:

1. Choose one base colour, one secondary colour and one accent, and use them on every product.
2. Put the club logo in the same role everywhere - the most visible printable area of each product.
3. Use the accent colour on the small parts - outlines, straps, laces and trims - which is where a design gains definition.
4. Keep the design identical across sizes; only the size or weight changes from member to member.

Printable areas differ by product, so check where the logo can go before you design around it:

Boxing shorts currently take colour only, so carry the club identity on them through the colour system.

Read the custom glove design guide

Prepare the club logo

• Use the original logo file at the highest resolution you have. The customizer accepts PNG and JPG files up to 5 MB.
• A PNG with a transparent background gives the cleanest result, because the logo sits directly on the panel colour.
• Files larger than 2048 px on the longest side are resized during upload, and files over 1 MB are compressed, so artwork close to those limits gives the most predictable result.
• Simplify fine detail for small areas such as the thumb or the knuckle cap, where thin lines and small lettering lose definition.
• Check the logo against each panel colour it will sit on, not against white.

The 3D preview shows your design accurately - colours selected, placement and text - but screen colours vary between devices. If your club colours must match exactly, contact the team before ordering.

Collect sizes that actually fit

The most common problem in a club order is a size that was guessed. Ask every member for measurements, using the published charts:

1. Send every member the size charts and ask for measurements, not the size they usually wear.
2. Collect everything in one list: name, product, size or glove weight, and any name to be printed.
3. Check any figure that looks out of line with the rest before you send the list.
4. For XS, ask the team for measurements first - the published tables start at S.

Open the fight gear size guide

Individual names on matching kit

Names make identical kit easy to tell apart in a busy gym. Muay Thai shorts have a dedicated front name patch, and every text item in the customizer has its own font, colour, size, position and rotation.

If each member's item needs its own name, say so when you contact the team and list each name next to the matching size or weight. The team will confirm how name variations are handled for your order.

How to place a club order

1. Build the design for each product in the 3D customizer. If you have a KCG account, save the designs so you can return to them.
2. Rotate every model and check each zone, the logo placement and the spelling of every name.
3. Contact the team with the products, the quantity for each size or weight, any names, and the date you need the kit.
4. Wait for the team to confirm pricing and timing before you commit.
5. Once the order is placed, changes are possible within 24 hours; after that, production has started.

Contact the KCG Boxing team

Plan around your event date

Every item is made to order after the order is confirmed, so the total time is production plus shipping. Lead times depend on the products and the current order volume, so give the team your event date when you first get in touch and they will tell you what is realistic.

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