How it works
1. Design it
Pick a garment and add your colours, logo and text in the 3D designer. It doesn't need to be final.
2. Get your proof and quote
Send it through with your sizes. We check the artwork and come back with a proof and price. There's no payment to submit a design.
3. Made in 4–6 weeks
Once you approve your proof, your kit is made and shipped to you in 4–6 weeks.
What you can make
Every garment is from 10 units per design.
Teamwear is in the family
I grew up in my family's Sydney garment business. Then I spent ten years running Pontoon Sports, making custom teamwear for crews like the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race teams and Australian national programs.
CYPHR brings that same craft to the mats. I'm a purple belt under Anthony Perosh, and I make the gear I'd want my own club to wear.
Josh Willis, founder
Ready to ship
In stock and sent straight away.
Embossed Black BJJ Hoodie with Circular Embossed Logo by CYPHR Combat
Black CYPHR Apex Quick-Dry Flex NoGI Shorts
Black Hexagon Camouflage Short Sleeve Athletic Rash Guard
CYPHR White Rash Guard with Hexagon Camouflage
BJJ Rash Guard Purple Hexagon Camouflage
CYPHR Combat Rash Hexagon Camouflage Pattern Guard in Blue
Custom order questions
What's the minimum order?
10 units per design, and you can mix any sizes across those 10.
How long does it take?
Allow 4–6 weeks from when you approve your proof.
Do I need finished artwork?
No. Upload what you have, even a rough logo, and we'll help get it print-ready before anything is made.
Will I see it before it's made?
Yes. You get a proof to approve first. Nothing goes into production until you say so.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the garment and how many you order. Your quote shows the full price before you commit to anything.
Need something sooner?
Our ready-to-ship hoodies, shorts and rash guards go out straight away.
From the blog
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