Product features

Your range, with the right choices built in.

A teamwear configurator gives customers a visual way to choose. Kitory keeps that experience rooted in the designs and options prepared for each garment.

The Kitory builder2D garment preview
Teal traditional rugby shirt in Kitory with the actual colour palette controls
Actual Kitory demo · Options depend on the configured garment.

01 / Designs & colours

Personalise an existing design.

Organise garments into categories, products and predefined designs. Customers select a starting point, then use colour palettes to change the editable areas.

SVG artwork lets the builder target specific parts of a design. The palette and controls depend on how that garment is configured. On-screen colours are a visual guide; final colour matching remains a supplier decision.

The Kitory builder2D garment preview
Back preview of the same traditional shirt in the Kitory builder
Actual Kitory demo · Options depend on the configured garment.

02 / Views & garment options

Show the details that matter.

Front, back and combined views help customers check a concept from both sides. The builder supports configured garment choices, including image-based options and overlays such as collar styles.

Options are prepared per garment. A feature appearing on one example does not mean it is available on every product.

The Kitory builder2D garment preview
Kitory extras controls with badge upload and number options beside the garment preview
Actual Kitory demo · Options depend on the configured garment.

03 / Logos & text

Make the concept recognisable.

Where enabled, customers can upload a badge, choose an available logo and enter text such as a player number. Configured controls can also adjust an image’s size and position.

These are visual customisation fields. Artwork quality, permissions and suitability for manufacture still need supplier review.

04 / Supplier enquiries

Keep the choices with the conversation.

The quote journey connects a customer’s kit concept with the details your business needs to follow up.

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Review a quote basket

Customers can add configured designs to a basket and review them before continuing to the quote form.

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Provide contact details

The customer supplies their details and comments. The quote record includes the selected product, design and configuration.

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Follow up as a supplier

Quote records are saved for review in the admin area. Email notifications require email setup. Pricing, artwork approval and production remain with the supplier.

The verified workflow ends in a quote request. Checkout, payment processing and production-ready exports are not included in these feature claims.

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