The unisuit is the single piece that defines how a program looks on the water, which is why it's worth getting right. Ours are cut specifically for the rowing stroke, which means: no gapping at the shoulder on the recovery, no riding at the seat on the drive, no fabric bunching where the oar handle passes.
Men's and women's unisuits are patterned separately rather than scaled from a single block. Women's rowing unisuits are cut with adjusted strap placement that stays on the shoulder through the recovery, a chest panel that holds through the drive, and a leg opening that doesn't shift at the catch. Women’s unisuits also come with additional strap and liner options for increased comfort. Men's rowing unisuits are proportioned for longer torsos with seam placement kept off the seat. Both carry the same design, so your squads match on the water while each athlete gets a fit that works.
Designs are sublimated, meaning your colors and artwork are printed into the fabric rather than layered on top. The result doesn't crack at the seams, doesn't peel after a season, and looks the same in year three as it did on day one.
Our design team works with you on the artwork and sends a proof before anything goes into production, so you see exactly what your crew will race in. Once a design is approved it stays on file — reorders for new athletes or a growing roster take minutes instead of starting over.
Start with the kit builder to design from scratch or send us your existing team artwork and we'll work from it.
