Custom Soccer Balls OEM – Size 3, 4, 5 | CHIBE

A school in Rotterdam orders 2,000 size 4 balls every August. They do not care about FIFA logos. They care that the ball still holds shape in November after 40 kids have kicked it on wet asphalt. That is why their spec says 2.7 mm PVC and a butyl bladder, not 1.6 mm and latex.

Our soccer range covers the whole ladder: machine stitched training balls from 150 g up to 450 g match balls, thermal bonded size 5 at 410–450 g, moulded rubber balls at 218 mm diameter, and futsal balls at 640–660 mm circumference with the lower bounce the indoor game needs. Covers run from 1.6 mm PVC to 4.0 mm PU and TPU, plus EVA for light trainer models and neoprene for wet-weather grip.

Tell us the player, the surface and the season length. We will tell you which of the four constructions survives it, and what it costs at your quantity.

Featured models

A cross-section of the range. Every model below is in production and can be printed with your logo.

B11001-A

Size 5 · 260-280 g · 680-700 mm

Machine Stitched

B12005-A

Size 5 · 410-430 g · 680-700 mm

Thermal Bonded

B13008-A

Size 5 · 380-400 g · 218 mm

Rubber

B14004

Size 4 · 390-410 g · 640-660 mm

Futsal

B11001-B

Size 5 · 260-280 g · 680-700 mm

Machine Stitched

B12005-B

Size 5 · 410-430 g · 680-700 mm

Thermal Bonded

B13008-B

Size 5 · 380-400 g · 218 mm

Rubber

B14005

Size 4 · 390-410 g · 640-660 mm

Futsal

B11001-C

Size 5 · 260-280 g · 680-700 mm

Machine Stitched

B12004-A

Size 5 · 410-430 g · 680-700 mm

Thermal Bonded

B13008-C

Size 5 · 380-400 g · 218 mm

Rubber

B14001

Size 4 · 390-410 g · 640-660 mm

Futsal

Full specification, all 545 models

Weights and measurements are finished-ball values. Model codes are stable across seasons, so a reorder references the same construction.

Machine stitched: the volume workhorse

Machine stitching is where most school, club and promotional programmes land. Panels are cut, printed and stitched by machine at roughly a third of the labour of hand stitching, so the price per unit stays low at 1,000–5,000 pcs while the seam still takes a season of abuse.

Weight is the lever that decides feel. Our size 5 machine stitched range runs 260–280 g for a soft trainer (B11001-A, 1.6 mm PVC), 370–400 g for a standard club ball (B11002-A, 2.7 mm PVC), and 410–450 g for a ball that behaves like a match ball (B11108-A, 3.0 mm PU). Same 680–700 mm circumference, very different ball.

• Sizes 2, 3, 4, 5 (440 mm to 700 mm circumference)
• Covers: 1.6 / 1.8 / 2.5 / 2.7 / 3.0 / 4.0 mm PVC, PU, TPU, neoprene, EVA
• Panel counts 6, 12, 14 or 32 — 32 panels curve truer in flight, 12 panels print cheaper
• Printed, laminated or dyed cover; Pantone matching on request

Thermal bonded: no stitch holes, no water intake

Thermal bonding welds the seams instead of sewing them. There is no needle hole for water to wick through, which is why this construction dominates in Ireland, Scotland and anywhere with a real winter.

Our bonded size 5 balls sit at 410–450 g with a 680–700 mm circumference and a 4.0 mm PU skin. The B12001 series uses a 1.6 mm PVC base for budget programmes. If a buyer wants the bonded look without the bonded price, we quote both and let the numbers decide.

Rubber and futsal: two different problems

Moulded rubber (B13 series, 380–400 g, 218 mm) is the answer for playgrounds and street football: no panels to split, no bladder to replace, and a golf-texture or particle surface that grips concrete. It is also the cheapest way to put a logo on a ball.

Futsal is not a small soccer ball. The B14 series runs size 4 at 390–410 g with a 640–660 mm circumference and a low-bounce bladder, because an indoor ball that bounces like a grass ball is unplayable on hardwood.

What changes the price

Three variables move the quote more than anything else: cover thickness, bladder type, and how many colours go into the print. Moving a size 5 from 1.6 mm to 2.7 mm PVC adds material weight and about 90 g to the finished ball; moving from latex to butyl keeps air three to four times longer but adds cost.

Packaging is the fourth. Deflated in OPP bag is the default and the cheapest per CBM. Blister, PDQ display tray and MG tissue paper are all available — the catalogue page at the end of this range shows which constructions support which pack format.

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