Custom Knitted Scarves: Frequently Asked Questions
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Q: What is the minimum order for custom scarves?

Our minimum order is 50 scarves. This applies to all custom knitted designs.

Club Scarves Collection

How much do custom football scarves cost?

Prices start from £375 for 50 scarves (£7.50 per scarf), £685 for 100 scarves, and £1,255 for 200 scarves. UK & European delivery is included in all prices.

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Do you offer a design service?

Yes — our design service is completely free. Send us your colours, crest, and any text you want included and we'll create a design for you to approve. You can request as many changes as you need before approving.

How long do custom scarves take?

Please allow up to 20 working days from payment and design approval to delivery. We recommend ordering at least 5 weeks before your deadline.

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Do I have to pay upfront?

No. You only pay once you are completely happy with your design. There is no commitment at the enquiry or design stage.

Corporate Scarves - Draped Circular Badge

Can you make scarves for non-football clubs?

Absolutely. We produce custom scarves for rugby clubs, cricket clubs, schools, universities, corporate events, entertainment brands, and any organisation that wants a personalised scarf.

Do you deliver across the UK & Europe?

Yes. UK, Ireland, France, Spain, Italy and central Europe are included in the order price. Further afield in Europe (for example Scandinavia, Eastern Europe, the Baltics, the Balkans and Greece) we still ship with DHL, but those routes cost more, so we’ll quote delivery when you enquire. Prices fluctuate; as a rough guide, expect about 5% extra on freight.

Can scarves be used for fundraising?

Yes, and many of our club customers do exactly this. Buying at our unit price and reselling to members and supporters is a popular way to raise funds.

As a guide, scarves usually resell at £10–£15. Sell 50 at £15 and that’s around £375 profit; at £10 it’s about £125. Clubs often put that back into the season or ease costs that build up over the year.