Competition
Sport-specific fight or match apparel with the event reference and athlete sizes identified.

OVERSKY INTERNATIONAL / MARTIAL ARTS
From the mat to the ring and the journey home, plan competition, training, warm-up and travel apparel around one identity.
FOUR DISCIPLINES. ONE COLLECTION PARTNER.
Gi jackets & trousers · No-gi rashguards · Grappling shorts
Explore the range ↗02 / MMAFight shorts · Training rashguards · Compression layers
Explore the range ↗03 / BOXINGVests & trunks · Walkout robes · Warm-up tracksuits
Explore the range ↗04 / MUAY THAIThai shorts · Training tops · Warm-up & walkout wear
Explore the range ↗
01 / MARTIAL ARTS APPAREL
Give gi and no-gi programmes their own specifications while keeping the academy identity consistent.
For gi sets, share your preferred jacket weave, collar feel, trouser cut and crest or patch positions. For no-gi training, brief rashguards, grappling shorts and compression layers separately, including artwork coverage and fit.

02 / MARTIAL ARTS APPAREL
Build an MMA range that distinguishes fight presentation from daily academy training.
Brief fight shorts and training rashguards as separate garments. Share panel artwork, waistband and seam references, sponsor positions and the sizes your athletes need. If an event kit is intended, send that organiser’s current uniform rules for review.

03 / MARTIAL ARTS APPAREL
Connect the ring kit, walkout look and warm-up pieces in one coherent boxing collection.
Specify the vest and trunks first, then add a satin walkout robe or warm-up layers where your programme needs them. Share waistband, trim and embroidery references, sponsor positions and separate size lists for athletes and corner staff.

04 / MARTIAL ARTS APPAREL
Shape a striking collection around the distinctive cut of Muay Thai shorts.
Start with the shorts’ leg opening, waistband and trim, then plan complementary training tops and warm-up or walkout layers. Send colour references, original motifs, crest placement and any named event requirements with your brief.
BEYOND THE MAIN KIT
Choose the pieces your athletes and staff actually need, then carry the same colours and crest across them.
Sport-specific fight or match apparel with the event reference and athlete sizes identified.
Practice tops, shorts and compression pieces designed around repeated movement and your academy artwork.
Coordinated polos, tees and warm-up layers for the people supporting the team.
Jackets, tracksuits and walkout layers that extend the range beyond the training floor.
MAKE THE SPECIFICATION YOURS
Send your crest file, colour references and placement notes for embroidery, patches, sublimation, sponsors or athlete names. Label each placement by garment.
Share intended use, size charts or a reference garment. Note gi weave, rashguard compression, shorts opening, robe drape or any other construction detail that matters to your range.
A CLEAR PATH TO YOUR COLLECTION
Choose one or more disciplines and list the competition, training and off-floor pieces you need.
Send quantities, sizes, colours, artwork, fit references and delivery destination.
Our team reviews the specification with you and prepares a proposal for your project.
QUICK ANSWERS
Yes. Select Multiple disciplines in the form and list each sport, garment type, quantity and size range in your project details. We can review the collection as one programme.
Tell us the specific event or organiser and share its current uniform rules, plus your artwork and fit references. Requirements can vary by competition, so the brief should name the intended use.
Share a high-resolution crest file, colour references and the garment-by-garment placement you want. Include embroidery, patch or sublimation references where relevant.
List the disciplines and garments, estimated quantities, size range, decoration files, target date and delivery destination. Photos or sample garments can clarify fit and material preferences.
LET'S BUILD YOUR RANGE
Tell us the disciplines, garments, sizes, artwork and delivery destination.
Prefer to talk? Call Zia ul Haq or email the brief.