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Sports Goods from Pakistan: Balls, Boxing Gear and Training Equipment

Sialkot is one of the world's best-known centres for hand-stitched sports goods, and Pakistan exports balls, boxing equipment and training gear to many countries. This page explains what you can source, what to ask about quality and how to run a sample order.

By the Baramdat sourcing team · Last updated

Craftsman hand-stitching a leather ball

The short answer

You can source soccer balls, volleyballs, boxing gloves, head guards and focus pads, combat sports protection, weight lifting accessories and horse riding equipment from Pakistani manufacturers, often under your own brand. Decide the size, materials, stitching and branding first, and check a sample before the bulk order.

What you can source

  • Soccer balls and volleyballs. Match and training balls in size 5 and other sizes, hand-stitched or machine-stitched, plain or in your own design.
  • Boxing equipment. Boxing gloves in artificial and genuine leather, head guards, focus pads and punch mitts.
  • Combat sports protection. Shin and instep guards and padded protection for training.
  • Weight lifting accessories. Gloves, wrist supports and other lifting accessories.
  • Horse riding equipment. Handmade English saddles and tack from specialist makers.
  • Sports bottles and accessories. Water bottles and small team items.

Choosing balls: what to compare

DetailWhat to ask
Size and weightSize 5 is the standard size for adult soccer. State the size and weight you need.
Cover materialPU, PVC or leather. This affects feel, durability and price.
ConstructionHand-stitched or machine-stitched, and the number of panels.
BladderLatex or butyl. Butyl generally holds air longer.
Quality markingIf you need balls with an official quality mark, ask for the test certificate. Do not assume a ball carries one.
Printing and brandingYour logo, colours and packaging, and the print method used.

Boxing and protective gear: what to check

  • Materials. Genuine leather, artificial leather or PU. Genuine leather costs more and usually lasts longer.
  • Padding. Padding type and density decide how well the gear protects. Ask what foam is used and how thick it is.
  • Weight and size. Boxing gloves are sold by ounce weight. Say which weights and sizes you need.
  • Closure and fit. Hook-and-loop or lace-up closures, and how well the glove fits across sizes.
  • Stitching. Check seams and stress points. This is where cheap gear fails first.

Private label and custom orders

Most Sialkot manufacturers work for overseas brands. Tell the supplier your brand colours, logo files, packaging and any labels required on the product. Ask whether the minimum order depends on the colour combination or the print method, and ask for a printed sample before bulk production.

Minimum order, samples and lead time

Minimum orders, prices and lead times depend on the supplier and on whether the item is a standard product or made to your design. Ask for a written quote with the price per piece, the minimum order, the lead time and the packing. Order a sample first, approve it in writing and use it as the reference when production is inspected. We can help arrange samples and an independent inspection before shipment.

Sports goods listed on Baramdat

A few of the products suppliers list on Baramdat today. Open one to see the supplier and ask for a quote.

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Frequently asked questions

Where in Pakistan are sports goods made?

Sialkot, in Punjab, is the best-known centre for sports goods, especially balls, boxing equipment and other leather-based gear. Suppliers on Baramdat list their city on their profile.

Can I get sports goods made under my own brand?

Yes. Many manufacturers do private-label work with your logo, colours and packaging. Customised items usually have a higher minimum order than standard ones.

What is the minimum order for soccer balls or boxing gloves?

It differs by supplier and by how custom the product is. Ask each supplier for a written quote that states the minimum order, the price per piece and the lead time.

Are hand-stitched balls better than machine-stitched?

Hand-stitched balls are known for durability and feel and usually cost more. Machine-stitched balls are more economical and well suited to training and promotional use. Ask the supplier which they recommend for your use.

Can the balls carry an official quality mark?

Only if the supplier can show a valid test certificate for that model. If you need an official mark, ask for the certificate before you order. Do not assume that a ball has one.

Can I order samples first?

Yes, and we recommend it. Check the stitching, materials, padding and print quality before placing the main order. We can help arrange samples and forward them to you.

Do you source horse riding equipment too?

Yes. Suppliers on Baramdat list handmade English saddles and related tack. Send us your requirement and we will match specialist makers.

How do I get a quote?

Fill in the short form on this page with the products you need, the quantity and your destination country. Our team replies within one business day. You pay suppliers directly, and any fee for our service is agreed in writing before work starts.