FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS.

Torq creates custom racewear, kartwear, mechanic wear, teamwear and sportswear for drivers, teams and clubs. The available specification and customisation route depends on the product.

Start with how and where you compete, the approval you require, your preferred construction and the level of design freedom you need. Torq can then help you compare the most suitable route.

No. Approval varies by product and intended use. Products carrying an FIA-approved label are identified on their page, but you should always confirm the current requirement for your championship before ordering.

Yes. Torq can coordinate clothing across drivers, mechanics and team personnel. Product availability, quantities and the best route for a consistent identity are confirmed during the project discussion.

Book a design consultation and tell us what you need, when you need it and any product or template you already have in mind. You can also include reference links and logo files.

No. Templates are useful starting points, but the route available ranges from adapting an existing direction to developing a more individual design. This varies by product.

In most custom projects, yes. Torq will review supplied artwork and advise on placement, reproduction and any practical limitations before the design is approved.

Minimum quantities and order values vary across the range. Some products can be supplied individually, while coordinated teamwear and sportswear projects may have different requirements. Torq will confirm this before quotation.

Pricing depends on the product, specification, design route, quantity and sizing requirements. Where a guide price is not shown, Torq will provide a tailored quotation after reviewing the project.

The correct route depends on the garment. Torq provides standard size information and made-to-measure guidance where applicable, and can help if you are unsure which measurements to use.

Torq is a British-based and British-owned company, with production in Italy. Product details and the appropriate production route are confirmed as part of each project.

Lead times vary with the product, quantity, design approvals and production schedule. Tell Torq about any fixed event date at the beginning of your enquiry so the realistic timing can be discussed before you proceed.

Always follow the care label supplied with the garment. Care requirements differ by material and product, so contact Torq before cleaning if the label or instructions are unclear.

Yes. A design consultation is the best place to discuss suitability, design, quantities, timing and the next step without committing to a product route first.

The Gallery brings together customer examples across racewear, kartwear, mechanic wear and teamwear. More product-specific examples will continue to be added.

Email info@torqsport.com or use the consultation form. Include the product you are considering and as much useful context as you have so the team can give you an accurate answer.