Lineup
Your colors.Exactly.
Custom gear for teams and greek orgs, every member's name and number.
Line jackets, chapter tees, roster crews and team jerseys. Paste the roster once; every member gets their own name and number, and your shop gets files it can sew and print from.
The problem
A line or team order runs on proofs by email, a roster typed into a spreadsheet, and a shop guessing where the letters go.
One wrong colour or one misspelt name, and a jacket is made twice. Lineup checks all of it before anything is sewn.
How it works
- 01
Design it
Pick the garment, or start from a line jacket, crossing tee or jersey kit. Letters, numbers, names and patches go where the trade puts them.
- 02
Paste the roster
One row per member: name, number, line name, size. Every piece that carries a name fills in for each person, and the proof shows any member.
- 03
Approve, and it's made
Your shop gets one stitch file per hooping, the twill cut files, every member's own files and a work order with sign-off boxes.
What you can make
Checked before it's sewn
- Colourschecked against each organization's published brand standards.
- Letters and crestsonly from the licensed vendor's own file, held in a locked slot. Lineup never draws them.
- Every namechecked to fit its spot, for every member, before you can approve.
Try to get it wrong: pick an organization and test the rules →
Price, minimums, lead time
Lead time depends on the shop and the method; the order page shows it before you approve.
Questions
Is Lineup licensed by the organizations?
No. Lineup is a design and production tool. It never draws an organization's letters, crest or marks: those come only from a licensed vendor's own file, and the order records which vendor supplied them.
Can every member have a different name and number?
Yes. Paste the roster as a list and every personalised piece fills in for each person, with its own files and a roster page on the work order.
Who makes it?
A partner shop near you sews and prints from Lineup's files. In Atlanta, that starts with our first partner shops.
Has this been sewn yet?
Not yet. Every garment here is rendered from its production files, and the first sew-outs with partner shops are being scheduled.