Last updated: June 22, 2026
Quick answerCustom wrestling singlets in 2026 run $45–$85 per piece for team orders of 10 or more, with the most common high school order — 16 singlets, school-color match, single design — landing at $58–$68 each. Smaller club or solo orders below 10 pieces typically run $65–$130 per singlet depending on quantity and design complexity. Eagle Ridge Apparel in Meridian, ID produces fully sublimated, individually sized singlets for Treasure Valley programs with no minimums on most orders.
A typical high school wrestling program in the Treasure Valley comes to us in October, right before the season kicks off, with a roster of 16 kids and a coach who needs singlets that match the school's exact navy and gold. No guessing on colors, no generic cuts. Every singlet sublimated, every one individually sized from a 106-pound freshman to a 285-pound heavyweight. So what does that actually cost in 2026? For that 16-piece order, you're looking at $58–$68 per singlet. Here's why that number moves around, and what drives it up or down.
Per-Piece Pricing at Team Quantities
For high school programs ordering 10 or more singlets, the range is $45–$85 per singlet. Where you land in that range depends on a few real factors: the blank you choose (entry-level mesh poly runs cheaper than premium athletic poly), how many colors are in your school design, whether you're adding sponsor or partner logos, and your roster size. A 30-person roster costs noticeably less per piece than a 10-person roster, even with the same design.
The most common ask we see is 16 pieces, school-color match, single-color design, with name and weight class on the back. That lands at $58–$68 each. If you add three sponsor logos and a full multi-color design, you're closer to the top of the range.
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Why Singlets Cost More Than Most Sports Uniforms
Sublimated singlets have a production constraint that most other sports don't deal with. A heavyweight wrestler's singlet uses roughly twice the fabric of a 106-pound singlet, and each one gets individual treatment in production because of the name and weight class on the back. You can't batch 16 of the same cut like you can with basketball jerseys. Every piece is its own job, basically.
Compare that to a baseball or basketball order where players share a similar blank cut and most of the personalization is a number swap. Wrestling can't do that. The individual sizing and customization is baked into every single piece.
That's the honest reason the per-piece cost is higher.
Smaller Orders Cost More Per Piece
Below 10 singlets, expect $65–$110 each. Solo wrestlers or adult open-club orders in the 3–5 piece range typically run $85–$130 per singlet. Setup cost is the same whether you're ordering 4 singlets or 16. With 4 pieces absorbing that setup, the math just doesn't work in your favor the way it does at 16. (If you're a club coach trying to outfit 5 adults for an open tournament, that's the honest number to plan around.)
Mid-Season Replacement Singlets
A new wrestler joins mid-season. It happens every year. We keep your team file on record so there's no setup fee on the reorder. You pay the per-piece cost for the new singlet and we match your existing school colors exactly. Turnaround on a single replacement is 5–10 business days.
Rounding Out the Program Order
Most wrestling programs pair the singlet order with a few other pieces. Warm-up tees are screen-printed in team colors and run $14–$22 each. Travel hoodies, embroidered with the school crest and "Wrestling" on the back, come in at $25–$45 each. Coach polos with school crest and "Coach" run $28–$45. Booster and parent supporter tees are usually $14–$20, and wrestling families genuinely buy them — they're one of the better-selling supporter items we do for school sports.
You don't have to order all of it at once. But batching the singlets with the warm-ups usually saves a trip and keeps the color matching consistent across everything.
School-Color Matching
Your school colors are the program's identity. Send us your PMS (Pantone) values and we match exactly. If you don't have PMS values on hand, send us your athletic logo file and we'll color-pick from there. We've been doing this for 7 years in Meridian and we've matched enough school color sets that this part rarely causes problems.
Get it wrong and the singlets look off under gym lighting. Get it right and nobody notices, which is exactly the goal.
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Ready to quote your program? Send us your school colors, roster size, and target season start date. Reach out or email info@eagleridgeapparel.com and we'll get you numbers fast.
Frequently asked
How much do custom wrestling singlets cost for a high school team?
A 16-piece high school order with school-color matching and a single-color design runs $58–$68 per singlet in 2026. Larger rosters bring the per-piece cost down; adding multi-color designs or sponsor logos pushes it toward the top of the $45–$85 team-quantity range.
Why do wrestling singlets cost more than other custom uniforms?
Every singlet is individually sized and sublimated — a 285-pound heavyweight's singlet uses roughly twice the fabric of a 106-pounder's, and the name and weight class on each back means you can't batch identical cuts the way you can with basketball jerseys. Each piece is essentially its own production job.
Can I order custom singlets in Boise or Meridian with no minimum?
Eagle Ridge Apparel in Meridian, ID prints and sublimates custom wrestling singlets with no minimums on most orders and free digitizing on your first run. Reach out or request a free quote online to get a price for your specific roster size and design.
How We Make This Stuff
Everything covered in this post is produced in our Meridian, Idaho shop at 2700 E Lanark St. Eagle Ridge Apparel is a family-run print shop serving the Treasure Valley since 2019 — we embroider, screen print, DTF, sublimate, laser-cut leather patches, laser-engrave drinkware, and UV-print promotional goods on equipment we operate ourselves. No outsourced decoration, no overseas fulfillment, no third-party middlemen.
Most custom apparel orders ship in 7–10 business days from approved mockup. Rush production in 3–5 business days is available on most decoration methods; embroidered hats are the tightest constraint. We hold no minimums on any decoration type — order one piece or one thousand — though pricing scales aggressively over 50, 100, and 250-piece tiers. Free digital mockups before production starts. We don't begin a run until you sign off on what it'll look like.
Two ways to order: design it yourself online in our designer tool (any quantity, any decoration method), or request a custom quote and we'll send back pricing within one business day. Talk to a real person — email info@eagleridgeapparel.com or send us a message, and most inquiries get a response within two hours during the business day.
