No-Side-Panel Sublimation Basketball Jersey Tank with Right-Shoulder Embroidery + Woven Label Programme across Mens Practice

Clean Single-Block Basketball Jersey Body

BZ0317 is presented as a sleeveless V-neck basketball jersey with a clean body panel and no visible side-panel layer. This construction gives the garment a more uninterrupted front and back surface for team graphics than a jersey divided by contrast side inserts. The product images support the flat single-block visual, while the exact internal pattern specification remains a factory development detail.

160 GSM Polyester Mesh Specification

The current page lists 160 GSM polyester mesh, and the detail imagery includes the wording “Elite-Grade Mesh” and “160gsm High-Density Fabric.” The confirmed product specification is the 160 GSM polyester mesh direction. The page does not give a fibre-percentage breakdown, test result or defined performance standard, so public copy should not add measured comfort or wash-performance claims without further documentation.

V-Neck and Striped Binding Direction

The visible sample has a V-shaped neckline with navy-and-white striped binding around the neck and armholes. The contrast binding is one of the clearest identifiers of this jersey design: it frames the light-blue body without introducing a separate side-panel visual. The product page lists rib binder-tape, but it does not publish the exact binder width or composition.

Light-Blue Sample and Multi-Colour References

The main sample is light blue with dark blue and white trim. Other images show dark blue, red, green, black and purple colour directions using the same jersey layout. These are visual development references rather than a confirmed colour-stock list. Buyers should provide their selected colour direction and artwork reference at enquiry stage, then approve the final appearance on the sample.

Front Number, Brand Artwork and Hem Label

The shown front carries BIZARRE SPORTS lettering and a large white number 10. A branded woven label is visible at the hem in close-up and full-garment images. The page also describes sublimation artwork and an embroidery direction. Because a display image cannot independently verify every decoration process or exact placement, final decoration methods should be written into the approved sample specification and artwork sheet.

Bound Armholes and Sleeveless Court Profile

The sleeveless form and bound armholes are visible across the flat-lay and model images. The garment is designed as a basketball jersey top; the model photographs include basketballs, shorts and court scenery for context, but those items are not confirmed as part of this product. This distinction keeps the product offer clear for buyers who are sourcing the jersey itself.

Relaxed Fit and Published Size Block

The page states a relaxed-fit silhouette and publishes a seven-tier adult size block from XS to 3XL. Its size guide gives body length, half chest, half hem, front neck drop, neck width, drop and full shoulder width in centimetres. The visible L label in product imagery identifies the photographed sample only. It should not replace the size chart or be interpreted as the only available size.

Artwork and Label Preparation

For custom sublimation development, the existing page requests digital artwork and a colour profile. For embroidery, it lists PNG, SVG, DST or EMB file formats, while woven labels require separate label artwork specifications. A buyer should prepare team names, player-number lists, logo files, colour direction, size breakdown and label requirements in one approval file so that the sample represents the intended final teamwear system.

Sampling and Commercial Confirmation

The Service Assurance section states that the order process includes sample confirmation, a pre-production sample for buyer approval and a final inspection report before carton sealing. The page states that lead time and MOQ are scoped to each enquiry. It does not show a fixed MOQ, price, payment method or delivery-day commitment; those items should be confirmed in the quotation rather than assumed from generic product-page wording.

This rewrite removes internal revision notes, PDF comparison language and contradictory references to side-panel corners. It instead describes the confirmed no-side-panel visual, V-neck binding, 160 GSM mesh direction, visible number artwork, hem label and published size information in buyer-facing language.

Every Bizarre Sports order is shipped with a sample confirmation step, a pre-production sample for buyer approval, and a final inspection report before carton sealing. Lead time and MOQ are scoped to each enquiry; replacement or refund is honoured for manufacturing defects verified on receipt.

Bizarre Sports is a custom OEM teamwear manufacturer with a vertically integrated cut-and-sew workshop, in-house sublimation print line, and a sample-to-bulk turnaround that keeps basketball, training and lifestyle collections on a tight release calendar for brand and retail buyers.

Q1. Why does this SKU adopt no-side-panel construction rather than side-panel?

The customer-named reference programme explicitly adopts no-side-panel construction. The no-side-panel body keeps the front + back panel clean of side panel layers, simplifying the visual silhouette and providing a sample-grade showcase distinct from the BZ Series reversible programmes. The flat-body construction also pairs well with the heavy-weight 160 GSM polyester mesh for a sample-grade hand feel.

Q2. Why does this SKU carry a right-shoulder embroidery mark rather than a front decoration?

Per the Pre-Sample Review Note #2, the right-shoulder embroidery mark was added at Industry-Standard Position above the neckline line between shoulder and armhole. The B-Mark at Industry-Standard Height provides tactile premium-quality detail that complements the front sublimation number and logo programme. The Pre-Sample Review noted the original right-corner embroidery was removed in favour of this right-shoulder placement.

Q3. Why does this SKU use a left-hem woven label rather than a sewn-in main label?

Per the Pre-Sample Review Note #1, the left-hem woven label has been updated to a new design. A hem-position woven label adds an internal-product-identity feature without consuming chest-area surface, leaving the front sublimation programme free to carry the player's 10 number and Bizarre Sports Logo. Woven-label programme is a customer-confirmed internal identification standard.

Q4. Why does this SKU adopt 160 GSM heavy-weight specification rather than the standard 140 GSM mesh?

The 160 GSM specification provides a heavier-weight sample-grade construction. The heavier mesh stabilises the no-side-panel body panel + embroidery + woven label detail and gives the pre-production sample a sample-grade hand feel consistent with premium sample-presentation requirements.