Peaq is a small teamwear design studio based in Derbyshire, founded in 2020. We build custom kit for football clubs, schools, charity teams and corporate sides — kit that looks like a club, fits like a kit, and lasts a season of weekly washes without losing its head.
Most grassroots clubs end up with one of two kits: an off-the-shelf catalogue template that's already on three other teams in the league, or a "custom" kit from a generic supplier where every choice is treated like an upsell. Neither leaves you with something the squad actually feels proud to pull on.
Peaq exists because there's a third option: a small studio that designs the kit with you, prints transparent prices, and treats the people who run grassroots committees like the people they actually are — volunteers with a season opener to make and a treasurer to keep happy.
We're a design studio first. The kits are designed in Derbyshire, manufactured to our spec by partners we've worked with for several seasons, and finished, checked and shipped under our name. Every kit comes from the same small team — the same person who takes your enquiry sees it through to delivery.
That means three things, practically:
Football clubs at every level — Sunday league, Saturday morning, semi-pro, university, school, charity, corporate. We've built kit for clubs that play in muddy parks and for sides whose home games are filmed. Same studio, same standards, scaled to the squad.
Outside football: rugby, netball, hockey, cricket, running clubs and esports squads commission us regularly. The studio process is the same — what changes is the cut, sometimes the fabric, and the shape of the badge package.
Two-week emergency runs. Single-piece bespoke garments outside of replacement orders. Counterfeit replicas of pro club kits. We turn down maybe one in twenty enquiries because the brief isn't right for us — usually we'll know in the first email and tell you straight rather than waste your time.
The Peaq mark — a stylised mountain peak — is on the back of every shirt in the silicone and holographic packages. Two reasons: kit looks better with a back mark on the bone of the neck, and we want clubs to know who built their kit when they look at it ten years later in the storage box.
Tell us the club, the sport, and the squad size. A rough colour direction is plenty to start.
Two design rounds with your name on every panel. Mockups on real kit templates, not flat graphics.
Your signed-off design goes into production. We keep you in the loop at every stage, no silence, no surprises.
Kits land ready for the squad — fully finished, sorted, and ready to pull on for the first whistle.