United States · Buyer guide
Start with the sports and customers you serve.
Zeffza’s catalogue includes baseball, basketball, cheer, cycling, ice hockey, netball, rugby, and soccer uniforms, plus fitness bras, shorts, tanks, tracksuits, trousers, leggings, and yoga sets. Choose the styles that fit your club, teamwear programme, or activewear range.
Send your measurement chart in inches or centimetres, desired fit and size breakdown, fabric composition and weight targets, stretch or compression needs, artwork, and destination. We can review your requested specifications for the selected product; fabric availability, construction, testing, and order quantities must be confirmed in the quote.
Trade and product fit · United States
Build the landed-cost check into the brief.
There is no single sportswear duty rate. U.S. import treatment depends on the garment’s exact HTS classification, fiber content, knit or woven construction, origin, and current measures. Confirm the classification and landed cost with your customs broker before setting a retail price.
Match the product to the tariff line
A polyester knit soccer top, a woven warm-up jacket, and compression leggings may classify differently. Share fiber percentages, garment construction, and product descriptions with your broker and importer.
Specify the U.S. fit you sell
Send your own U.S. size chart, finished-garment measurements, tolerance, and fit notes for adult or youth ranges. Do not rely on size labels alone when approving a sample.
Choose performance targets
For training and team kits, state the required fabric composition, weight, stretch, opacity, and intended use. Confirm the fabric and any performance testing against your actual specification.
Plan the order around your channel
List quantities by style and size, team or retail packaging, labels, barcodes, and delivery destination so those requirements can be reviewed before quotation.
Set the direction
Plan for teams, training, and retail ranges
Use these product and specification details to make the first quote specific to your U.S. buyer.
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Product mix
List the garments or uniform styles, intended use, and audience for each.
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Sizing and fit
Send a U.S. size chart with measurement units, finished-garment points, tolerance, and adult or youth breakdown.
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Fabric and channel
State the fiber and weight targets, intended activity, and any buyer-defined label, packing, barcode, or presentation instructions.
Prepare your inquiry
From product idea to quote-ready details
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Outline the range
Name the products, size range, quantities by style, and the role each product serves.
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Gather brand details
Attach logo artwork, color references, placement notes, and the label or packaging text you provide.
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Share the destination
Provide the delivery country or address region and your shipping preferences for discussion.
United States · FAQs
Before you request a quote
A few details help make the conversation specific to your range.
Can I provide my own size chart?
Yes. Include the chart and note the units, fit preferences, and any sizing details you want to discuss.
What should I share for retail or online packing?
Send your own packing, barcode, and presentation instructions so they can be reviewed for the products in your inquiry.
Can you confirm the U.S. import duty for my style?
Duty depends on the exact HTS classification, fiber content, garment construction, origin, and current measures. Share full product details with your U.S. importer or customs broker for a current landed-cost check before pricing the range.
Want to talk through your market requirements?
United States · Start a conversation
Have a range in mind? Let’s shape the brief.
Share your products, size references, and destination so the next conversation can focus on your requirements.