Beyond sponsorship, grants and subsidies can help fund a club's or association's equipment. Flare Custom, a European brand of custom sportswear made in Bulgaria (EU), makes these steps easier by providing a clear, detailed quote to support a funding application. You present a costed, credible project, ready to be backed. Here are some general leads to fund your equipment, and the role we can play.
Depending on your country and situation, several sources usually exist: local-authority grants (town, district, region), schemes tied to sports federations or leagues, and sometimes calls for projects or funds dedicated to amateur sport. The conditions, amounts and terms vary widely from one area to another. We are not funding advisers: check with your town hall, your federation or the relevant bodies to find out what your club may be entitled to.
A grant application almost always requires a detailed quote to justify the amount requested. We provide a precise quote — products, quantities, customisation — that you can attach to your application. A clear, professional document strengthens the credibility of your request. See request a quote.
Yes, and it is often what closes the budget. A grant can cover part of the kit, sponsorship another part, and the club's own contribution the rest. Spreading the load across several sources reduces the burden on each. On the partner side, see sponsor funding.
Start from a defined kit project: how many players, which pieces (jersey, shorts, tracksuit), what quantity. From there the quote gives you the amount to fund, which you then split between your sources. A complete club pack makes that sizing easier, with tiered volume pricing. See packs club.
To estimate this amount in one minute, even before the quote, use our season budget simulator: it also shows what is left to fund after grants.
Yes. Grant procedures run to their own calendars, sometimes long ones (submission, assessment, decision). Plan ahead by requesting your quote early, so the funding lines up with when you need the kit and with our lead times. See lead times.
From idea to jersey made in Europe — from 1 piece. You approve a proof before production.