Built for weather.  ·  Waterproof shell · Sherpa fur lining · Prices on the page, not "call for a quote"

Custom team parkas · swim · dive · water polo · rowing

Built from the panel up. Not a stock jacket with your logo on it.

A waterproof shell over a soft sherpa fur lining, deep fleece-lined pockets and a zipper you can work with cold hands — made in your team's colors, with every athlete's name on the chest.

WaterproofCoated shell, taped seams
Sherpa furHigh-loft pile lining
$150–215Everything included
Your parka, live LOGO NAME

Why these parkas are built differently

Waterproof, not "water-resistant"

A coated shell with taped seams. It sheds rain and pool splash instead of drinking it, so the second session of the day starts dry.

Sherpa fur, not flat fleece

High-loft pile traps far more air than the thin polar fleece in a stock parka — and it feels dry against skin within minutes of getting out.

Hardware that survives a season

A heavy two-way zipper with molded pulls, behind a storm placket. No plastic teeth splitting in November.

Design it

Four questions and you'll have a proof

Pick your colors and watch the parka above change. Answer four quick questions and we'll send back a colored mockup of your actual team parka.

Don't see your exact color? On orders of 50+ we dye to your PMS. Tell us in the last step.

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Who are these for?

Pick the closest match.

02 / 04

How many parkas?

A rough count is fine.

03 / 04

Your team and your logo

Type the name to see it land on the parka.

Vector is best, a PNG is fine, a photo of last year's shirt works too. We redraw it free.

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Where do we send the proof?

Your price
$215 each
Estimated total
$2,580

A colored mockup, not a sales call.

Built for these teams

Every one of these started as a blank parka

Same garment underneath, different colors on top. If yours aren't here, they will be — send us your combination and we'll show you what it looks like.

Who wears them

Every athlete who waits on a cold deck

Age group & club swim

The core order. Chest logo, swimmer names, team name across the back.

High school swim & dive

Twelve-parka minimum means a small program can outfit a varsity squad.

Water polo

More time on deck than anyone. Deep pockets and the long cut earn their keep here.

Rowing & open water

Wind off the water is the whole problem. The waterproof shell is why crews buy these.

The build

What's actually in it

Most team parkas are a thin nylon shell over flat polar fleece. This is not that, and after one cold morning on deck the difference is obvious.

Outer shell

Waterproof coated polyester, taped seams

Rain, splash and wet bleachers stay outside. A stock parka's water-resistant finish soaks through at the shoulders within a season; a coated shell with taped seams doesn't.

Lining

Soft sherpa fur through body and hood

High-loft sherpa pile instead of flat fleece. It traps more air, holds warm-up heat between events, and feels dry against skin within minutes of getting out of the water.

Pockets

Deep sherpa-lined cargo pockets

Two oversized front pockets lined in the same sherpa, sized for goggles, two caps, a phone and a heat sheet. Plus an interior zip pocket that won't dump on the deck.

Hardware

Heavy two-way zipper, storm placket

Chunky molded pulls you can grab with cold, wet hands. Two-way so athletes can sit on a bench without fighting the hem, behind a placket that blocks wind through the seam.

Cut

Knee length, drawcord sherpa hood

Long enough to cover the legs, where swimmers actually lose heat. The hood is sherpa-lined and cinches down over wet hair.

Finish

Elastic cuffs, back vent, reinforced seams

Cuffs seal warm air in at the wrist. A back vent lets moisture out so it never goes clammy. Stress seams are reinforced because these get thrown in a gear bag 200 times a year.

Customization

Seven places your artwork can go

  • Embroidered chest logo and each athlete's name
  • Tackle twill team name across the back panel
  • Sleeve, hood and lower-back marks for sponsors or season years
  • A private ordering page so parents buy their own and the coach collects nothing
  • No setup fee, no art charge, no per-name fee, no second-color upcharge

Team pricing

Real prices, on the page

You shouldn't have to call and wait two days to find out what a parka costs. No setup fee, no art charge, no per-name embroidery fee, no upcharge for a second or third color.

QuantityPer parkaWhat's included
12 – 24 $215 Custom colors, team logo, athlete names, all sizes one price
25 – 49 $189 Everything above + back panel artwork
50 – 99 $169 Everything above + dye-to-PMS color matching
100 + $150 Everything above + dedicated rep and reorder pricing held 12 months

Sizing: parkas are made to order and can't be returned, so sizes are confirmed against height, weight and finished garment measurements before production. Shipping is billed at cost.

Every parka is made to order. Material and import costs can move between quote and production; if a price needs to change you'll be notified before anything is cut, and you can accept the revised quote or cancel at no cost.

Questions

What teams ask before ordering

What is the parka actually made of?

A waterproof coated polyester outer shell with taped seams, lined throughout the body, hood and pockets with soft sherpa fur. It closes with a heavy two-way zipper behind a storm placket, and finishes with elastic cuffs and a back vent.

Is sherpa warmer than the fleece in a standard team parka?

Noticeably. Most stock parkas use flat polar fleece, which lies down and traps little air. Sherpa is a high-loft pile — it holds far more warm air, keeps a swimmer's warm-up heat between events, and pulls water off skin so it feels dry within minutes instead of clammy for an hour.

How much does a custom swim parka cost?

Between $150 and $215 per parka depending on how many you order. Twelve to twenty-four run $215 each; a hundred or more run $150. Colors, logo and athlete names are included at every tier, and the prices are on this page rather than behind a quote request.

What's the minimum order?

Twelve parkas. There's no setup fee and no art charge at any quantity, so a twelve-parka high school order is a real order to us.

Can you match our exact team colors?

We stock a wide range of shell, accent and sherpa colors that cover most teams. On orders of fifty or more we dye to your specific PMS, so the parka matches your suits and caps rather than sitting a shade off.

Can each swimmer's name go on it?

Yes, embroidered on the chest and included in the price at every quantity. You send a roster spreadsheet with names and sizes. Names are sewn exactly as typed, so proofread the sheet.

Will a parka fit a swimmer who's still growing?

Most families size up one from the athlete's current measurement, which gives roughly two seasons of wear. Our size chart is built on height, weight and finished garment measurements rather than a vague S/M/L, so you're matching real numbers instead of guessing.

How do we get sizing right for a whole team?

Every team store includes a size finder — a parent enters their swimmer's height and weight and gets a recommended size plus a room-to-grow option, checked against the finished garment measurements. Have athletes measure over a t-shirt at practice and enter real numbers rather than guessing. Parkas are made to order and can't be returned, so this is the step worth ten minutes.

How does payment and shipping work?

Half down to start production, half before it ships. We invoice your club or booster organization directly, and we work with purchase orders for school district orders. Shipping is billed at cost on the final invoice — one bulk carton to your coach is by far the cheapest way to do it.