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For us they take off even if it's mid routine like while you're tumbling. I known ive brought it up before but maybe I'm a little bitter that we got 16 pts in deductions for it.
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For us they take off even if it's mid routine like while you're tumbling. I known ive brought it up before but maybe I'm a little bitter that we got 16 pts in deductions for it.
Yes-we have a mesh center of our uni's with crystals all around the back and middle-all the flyers have rhinestones missing off their backs, because they pop off when caught by bases. And we did pay $400 for ours-we are supposed to get a kit to glue them back on. I have the E-6000 glue and extra rhinestones to do myself, but they are in a pattern and I don't want to make it look too wonky.I've never personally had a problem with this but maybe some else has, but mesh ripping or rhinetones falling off? I know I've seen people post about it so anyone have any specific problem areas on their uniforms with those?
I'm completely baffled that uniform companies charge such outrageous prices and they're not even made to measure?! Granted, our uniform might be relatively simple, but it was completely custom designed, we got a new logo and every single athlete (about 100!) was measured with a tape measure and had their uniform custom made. Only cost £75 each. I seriously don't understand what constitutes such a jump in price for a product that a lot of people are saying doesn't even fit?
Offering to measure every athlete isn't so time consuming that it's impossible and it seems it would definitely please the customers!
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Good question! $125 per uniform is pretty inexpensive. I'm guessing, though, that the company is in the UK, so measuring would be impossible, shipping would be expensive, and there would be import duties on top of that. Pretty much cancels out any savings.If you don't mind me asking, what company made your uniforms? We are looking for uniforms, but don't have the budget for 300 a piece.
Good question! $125 per uniform is pretty inexpensive. I'm guessing, though, that the company is in the UK, so measuring would be impossible, shipping would be expensive, and there would be import duties on top of that. Pretty much cancels out any savings.
PREACH.Someone needs to figure out a way to stitch skirts to spanks or something to keep then from flipping up during a routine.
Ditch all the cutouts. ALL of them. Fancy bras and clear straps and cross cross whatevers do not offer adequate support for an athlete. That's why all sportsbras are essentially the same design- because they work.
Cost is astronomical. While you may think $300 is a reasonable price for a uniform, not many people do. And especially not many people new to the sport.
No more sexy or attempts at revealing outfits. That includes stomach mesh and inappropriately fitting shorts and tops. Stop trying to get around the full top rule and actually provide a functional, flattering full top uniform. Not a mesh rhinestone covered hot mess with a useless cutout for the sake of it. I'm an athlete at a competition, not a club. You may say that the customer (gym owner) wants all this fancy detail and lines, but if you don't offer it they can't have it. I'm sure this may affect business initially, but when you have a beautiful, comfortable and functional uniforms pouring out and being praised, you will reap the benefits.
This isn't directed specifically at rebel, but uniform companies in general.
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If you don't mind me asking, what company made your uniforms? We are looking for uniforms, but don't have the budget for 300 a piece.
I love them tooGTM Sportswear has sublimated uniforms, I love them and they're not too expensive.