Spized Becomes Official Partner of the Occitanie Football League

The Occitanie Football League has signed an official partnership with sportswear manufacturer Spized to provide custom apparel solutions for regional clubs, the organization announced.

Official Partnership Details For Regional Clubs

The Ligue de Football d’Occitanie announced its official partnership with Spized, a company specializing in 100% customized sportswear. The agreement aims to give clubs across the territory a streamlined method for designing team kits while managing budgets and simplifying orders throughout the season, according to league announcements.

“Our clubs need simple, accessible solutions adapted to their operations,” said Guy Glaria, President of the Ligue de Football d’Occitanie. “With Spized, we want to help them discover a know-how that allows them to design equipment truly in their image, while meeting the constraints that managers face on a daily basis.”

3D Configurator And Sublimation Production

Under the agreement, regional teams can design their uniforms online utilizing a dedicated 3D configurator. The production process relies on sublimation printing to allow full customization of club colors, patterns, crests, and sponsor logos. Clubs can save their digital designs online for reordering during future campaigns.

Garments are manufactured in Europe with an advertised delivery window of two weeks. Spized operates without minimum order requirements, utilizes tiered pricing based on quantities, and provides customer support to handle mid-season reorders without requiring large initial batch purchases.

Preferred Rates And Community Events

Regional clubs affiliated with the Occitanie league gain access to specialized discount offers, including group ordering options designed to reduce costs and delivery times. Spized representatives plan to visit local structures across the territory to host live demonstrations of the 3D design software.

The collaboration also introduces promotional events highlighting regional club identities. Planned activations include social media features under the title “Pimp my Jersey,” a “Duel of the Season’s Jerseys” community vote with prizes for winners, and uniform giveaways tied to local finals and competitions.

League Development Goals

The alliance forms part of the regional governing body’s broader effort to introduce practical services that assist club administrators with day-to-day operations and long-term development. The partnership emphasizes that matchday shirts function not only to separate teams on the pitch, but also to carry the history and colors of local sports organizations.

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