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Send your colours, your sponsors and your measurements, or start from one of our templates.
Every suit we make is cut for one driver, in one team’s colours, with that team’s sponsors on it. Nothing gets cut until you have seen a drawing of it and told us you are happy.
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We make kit for the whole team rather than just the driver, which matters when a livery has to look the same on everybody wearing it.
Most printing sits on top of the fabric, which is exactly why it cracks and peels after a season. Ours goes into it instead, so the dye becomes part of the cloth itself and your colours stay sharp through sun, sweat and repeated washing.
That also means colour costs you nothing. A suit with eight colours is the same price as a suit with two, and adding your sponsors, your name, your number and your flag does not change it either.

Send your colours, your sponsors and your measurements, or start from one of our templates.
We send a proof before anything is cut, and you can ask for changes as often as you like.
Your suit is cut and sewn in Sialkot by people who have been doing it for years.
DHL or UPS, with the tracking number emailed on the day it leaves the workshop.
Each garment shows what it is rated to on its own page, whether that is SFI 3.2a/1, SFI 3.2a/5, SFI 3.3 or CIK-FIA Level 2. Check the one your series asks for before you order, because a blanket claim across a whole shop counts for nothing at scrutineering.
Two bodies set these standards. The SFI Foundation rates suits for most racing in North America, and the FIA sets the standards used in karting and international motorsport.
Homologation also expires, so it is worth checking the date inside your suit before an important meeting. Ask us if you are not certain, because we would far rather answer the question than have you turned away at scrutineering.
We only publish reviews real customers have actually left us. If we have made kit for you, we would genuinely like to hear how it performed.
The feed goes live once the Instagram account is connected. Until then, follow along for build photos, finished liveries and paddock shots.
Tell us what you are planning, who it is for and what you need from your racewear. We will use it to start a practical conversation around fit, identity and team requirements.