Manufacturing and Quality at GRG Sports
GRG Sports is an Irish made teamwear manufacturer based in the West of Ireland. Every order is produced under LGFA licensed, Sedex and SMETA Pillar 2 approved standards, with quality checked before it leaves our hands.
Intro
GRG Sports is a teamwear manufacturer based in the West of Ireland, producing custom jerseys, training wear and club leisurewear for clubs, schools and organisations across the country. Founded in 2018 by Mayo GAA players, Shairoze Akram and Cian Hanley, GRG combines a player's understanding of what teamwear needs to do with direct, Irish based control over how every order is made.
From Design to Delivery: How GRG Manufactures Teamwear
Every GRG order starts with a free design consultation, not a catalogue pick. Once your club or organisation approves crest placement, colours and sponsor branding, that design moves into production in Ireland, where our team oversees cutting, personalisation and finishing before anything is packed for delivery.
Producing in the West of Ireland means shorter lead times between design approval and delivery, easier communication if a club needs to adjust an order, and direct oversight of every batch rather than managing quality at a distance. It also means GRG's promise that customers receive the product they were shown, not a compromise on it, is backed by a production line our own team can walk onto.
Our Quality Control Process
Quality control at GRG happens at three points. First, at design: every mockup is checked against your crest artwork and club colours before production starts, with free revisions until you approve the final design. Second, at production: personalisation, stitching and sizing are checked against our size guide specifications during manufacture. Third, at delivery: GRG's stated goal since day one has been that customers are fully satisfied with the product they receive, and our team follows up after delivery to confirm your club is happy.
If sizing is a concern before you order at all, our fitting service brings sample sizes to your club or posts a sample pack, so every player is measured before production begins rather than after.
LGFA Licensed, Ethically Manufactured
GRG Sports is an LGFA licensed manufacturer, meaning our production meets the standards the Ladies Gaelic Football Association requires of official kit suppliers. Manufacturing is also carried out under Sedex and SMETA Pillar 2 & 4 approved standards, an internationally recognised ethical trade audit covering labour conditions, health and safety, and business ethics. For clubs and schools, that means your order is backed by an externally recognised standard, not just a promise on a website.
Sustainability and material sourcing are covered in full on our dedicated Sustainability page, and the specifics of our licensing are detailed on our Licensing and Compliance page. This page focuses on how GRG makes your teamwear and checks it before it reaches you.
Built for Irish Conditions
Teamwear made and checked in Ireland is teamwear built with Irish weather, Irish pitches and Irish training schedules in mind. From wet October training sessions to championship days in June, GRG designs and manufactures gear for the conditions our own clubs actually play in, not a generic international size range adapted after the fact.
Quality You Can Trace
From the design table to your clubhouse, GRG teamwear is quality you can trace. Get your free kit design today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have another question? Please contact our team!
Is GRG Sports teamwear made in Ireland?
Yes. GRG Sports manufactures its custom teamwear in the West of Ireland, with direct oversight of design, production and finishing before delivery.
Who manufactures GAA teamwear in Ireland?
Several Irish companies manufacture GAA teamwear, including GRG Sports, which is based in the West of Ireland and holds an official LGFA license alongside Sedex and SMETA Pillar 2 approved manufacturing standards.
Is GRG Sports an LGFA licensed manufacturer?
Yes. GRG Sports holds an official LGFA license, meaning its manufacturing meets the standards set by the Ladies Gaelic Football Association for official kit suppliers.
What does Sedex and SMETA Pillar 2 approved manufacturing mean?
SMETA, the Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audit, is an internationally recognised audit of labour conditions, health and safety, and business ethics. Sedex and SMETA Pillar 2 approved manufacturing means GRG's production has been independently assessed against these ethical trade standards.
What quality checks happen before a GRG teamwear order ships?
Every order is checked at three stages: design approval against your crest and colours, production checks on personalisation and stitching, and a final review before delivery, with GRG following up after your club receives its gear.
Does GRG Sports use sustainable or recycled materials?
GRG Sports manufactures under Sedex and SMETA Pillar 2 & 4 approved ethical standards. Full detail on material sourcing and sustainability practices is covered on our Sustainability page.
LGFA
Sedex registered, SMETA 2-Pillar and 4-Pillar approved manufacturing.
Premium Quality
Irish made, expertly manufactured.
PROGRESSIVE
Eco-friendly materials and ethical production.