I. Who is PuckPuck?
PuckPuck is a brand specializing in ice hockey apparel and protective gear, operating under the Xuchang Chisusu Sports ecosystem.
II. Who do we serve?
Exclusively B2B / Team-oriented:
Ice hockey brands and startups
Ice hockey clubs, teams, and youth training academies
Equipment brands (those that do not own factories and instead sell under their own private labels)
Retailers, distributors, and wholesalers
Organizations requiring recurring procurement of team uniforms, merchandise, or protective gear
We do not serve individual consumers looking to purchase a single jersey; rather, we cater to buyers who require a stable supply, private-label branding, and the flexibility of small-batch production. III. Product Offerings
Jerseys/Team Uniforms
Custom Game Jerseys
Practice Jerseys
Reversible Jerseys
Women’s Hockey Jerseys
Fan Jerseys
Hockey Socks
ockey Pant Shells
Team Apparel (e.g., Hoodies)
Protective Gear & Apparel
Cut-resistant/protective apparel (e.g., neck guards, arm guards, cut-resistant base layers)
Manufacturing & Support Services
OEM / ODM / Private Label
Custom printing, embroidery, team crests, numbering, and sponsor logos
Sample development, mass production, and global fulfillment
North American sizing standards (a key selling point for the U.S. and Canadian markets)
IV. Problems Solved
1.Overseas hockey brands avoiding in-house manufacturing: Eliminates the need to manage product development, pattern-making, certifications, quality control, and lead times.
2.Overcoming high Minimum Order Quantities (MOQs): Traditional sportswear manufacturers often require large orders, which is unsustainable for startups or new team-apparel brands.
3.Specialized hockey apparel requirements: Hockey gear demands durability (tear resistance), breathability, moisture-wicking, and a specific fit—featuring wider shoulders and larger sleeves to accommodate protective equipment—all based on North American sizing.
4.Protection against cuts: Standard athletic wear lacks the protective features needed to guard against risks from skate blades, hockey sticks, or collisions with boards.
5.Streamlining recurring orders: Simplifies the process for roster changes, color updates, or restocking specific sizes, avoiding the need to start from scratch each time.
6.Brand-aligned private labeling: Ensures that care labels, hang tags, packaging, fit, and artwork strictly adhere to the client’s brand identity.
V. Solutions Provided
Low-barrier ordering: MOQs starting as low as 1 unit (may vary by product type), with 7–10 day sample turnaround and 4–5 week lead times for bulk production.  North American Sizing: Patterns are based on the physical proportions of North American hockey players, eliminating the risk of poor fit often associated with exporting "Chinese-standard" apparel to the North American market.
 Comprehensive Protective Gear: Our product portfolio includes cut-resistant protective apparel—a key differentiator from standard jersey-only manufacturers.
 Private Label Capabilities: Full-service OEM/ODM/private label solutions; brands need only provide their logos and product positioning.
 Custom Embellishments: Team names, numbers, sponsor logos, national/state flags, club emblems, etc., applied via techniques such as sublimation or embroidery.
 Global Fulfillment: Beyond manufacturing, we offer worldwide order fulfillment—an ideal solution for overseas brands and distributors.
 Consultative Sales Process: Rather than displaying retail prices, our website invites clients to "Tell us what you need," followed by personalized assistance from our sales team to select the right products, fabrics, production techniques, and delivery timelines.

I. Who is SlideStar?
SlideStar is the brand for "ice sports/speed skating racing apparel" within the Xuchang Chisusu Sports ecosystem.
II. Who do we serve?
Primarily B2B / team customization:
• Short-track and long-track speed skating clubs
• Cross-country skiing, alpine skiing, ski mountaineering, and Nordic skiing teams
• Youth academies and school teams
• National and regional winter sports teams
• Sports brands (private label / OEM / ODM)
• Distributors, importers, and equipment brands
III. What products do we offer?
Racing suits (one-piece or two-piece)
• Short-track speed skating suits (training versions, partial cut-resistant, or full-body cut-resistant)
• Long-track speed skating suits
• Cross-country/Nordic skiing suits
• Alpine skiing racing suits
• Racing apparel for ski mountaineering, roller skiing, bobsleigh, ski jumping, freestyle skiing, etc.
Supporting gear
• Cut-resistant base layers
• Race bibs
• Warm-up apparel: jackets, pants, fleece, windbreakers, and insulated vests/jackets
• Team gear: jackets, pants, accessories, and comprehensive team apparel systems
Manufacturing services
• Full-sublimation printing; customization for team logos, national flags, sponsor branding, and names/numbers
• OEM, ODM, private labeling, and custom packaging/labeling
• 7 regional fit profiles (JP/KR/RU/AU/CA/EU/US); sizes ranging from children’s 110 to adult 4XL
IV. What problems do we solve?
1. In high-risk sports like short-track or alpine skiing, standard tight-fitting sportswear offers no protection against blades; high-speed contact with ice skates can cause lacerations, necessitating integrated cut-resistant solutions.
2. Winter racing apparel cannot simply be "modified cycling gear"—the requirements for deep-crouch postures, cornering, skiing stances, cold-weather performance, aerodynamics, moisture management, and layering logic are entirely different. 3. Small clubs/youth teams hindered by MOQs: Traditional manufacturers often require minimum orders of 25–50 units—quantities that small teams cannot meet.
4. Brands looking to enter the winter sports market lack expertise in pattern-making or obtaining certifications: Standards like ISU, FIS, and EN388 present high barriers to entry.
5. Diverse athlete body types: Differences in physical proportions among athletes from Japan, South Korea, and Western nations mean a single sizing chart is insufficient.
6. Inefficiencies in recurring orders: Design files, sizing records, and color specifications from previous orders are frequently lost.
V. Solutions
 Safety: Offering EN 388 L3/L4/L5 cut-resistant configurations. For short-track speed skating, we provide options ranging from training apparel to partial or full-body cut protection. (Note: "Cut-resistant" does not mean "injury-proof," but it significantly reduces risks posed by ice skates.)
 Compliance: Competition apparel is developed in alignment with ISU and FIS 4-star standards, with strict verification against current regulations prior to production.
 Order Flexibility: Many custom products are available with an MOQ of just 1 unit. We also offer tiered policies—such as a 10-unit MOQ for initial orders, with no MOQ for repeat orders—accommodating everyone from small clubs to national teams.
 Development: Prototyping is completed within 7–10 days. We leverage an extensive library of existing patterns, regional fit specifications, and over 1,000 design templates to accelerate the journey from concept to mass production.
 Process: Inquiry → Style/Fabric/Size Confirmation → Mockup/Quotation → Sample Approval → Mass Production → Shipment → Order Archiving.
 Private Labeling: Beyond simply supplying apparel, we provide comprehensive private-label services—customizing care labels, hangtags, packaging, artwork, and patterns to align with the client’s brand identity.
 Repeat Orders: We maintain records of past designs, sizing, and color schemes, ensuring that repeat orders do not require starting from scratch.

I. Who is RocketStar?
RocketStar (rocketstar.co) is a brand under the Xuchang Chisu Sport (Chisu Sport) umbrella, specializing in racing suits for karting and rowing/water sports.
II. Who do we serve?
Primarily B2B clients, teams, and brands:
• Karting teams, racing clubs, and competitive racing squads.
• Rowing clubs, school rowing teams, and organizations for water sports such as dragon boat racing or kayaking.
• Emerging sports brands (seeking private-label solutions without the need to build their own factories).
• Dealers, distributors, and event suppliers.
• Smaller clubs, youth training programs, and school teams that require low-minimum orders (starting from 1 unit), sample development, and bulk production delivery.
III. What are our products?
Karting Line
• Karting AeroSuits (aerodynamic one-piece racing suits designed for a close fit, reduced wind resistance, and optimal range of motion).
• Karting Racing Suits (for competition and training).
• Karting Teamwear (jackets, polo shirts, T-shirts, trousers, and other team apparel).
Rowing/Water Sports Line
• Rowing Unisuits (one-piece suits designed for mobility and comfort during long training sessions).
• Rowing Teamwear (complete team kits for clubs and schools).
• Extended categories: Canoeing, dragon boat racing, and water sports training apparel (featuring chlorine resistance, quick-drying properties, UV protection, etc.).
Manufacturing Services
• 100% Customization: Color schemes, logos, sponsor branding, numbering, patterns, and sizing.
• Full-sublimation printing, four-way stretch fabrics, moisture-wicking technology, reinforced wear-resistant zones, and low-profile seams.
• OEM / ODM / Private Label services.
• End-to-end process: Sample development → Bulk production → Global shipping (via DHL, FedEx, UPS, air freight, or sea freight).
IV. What problems do we solve? 1. Karting suits are not just "shrunken-down racing suits": They must accommodate a crouched driving position, withstand friction from safety harnesses, allow for the full range of motion required for steering and pedals, and offer both wind resistance and high durability.
2. Rowing suits are not just "tight-fitting gym wear worn in the water": Rowing involves a wide range of motion, prolonged exposure to water, sunlight, and chlorine—conditions that cause standard sportswear to lose its shape, fade, or chafe the underarms.
3. Small teams and clubs are often deterred by high Minimum Order Quantities (MOQs): Traditional sportswear manufacturers are generally unwilling to handle orders ranging from just a few to a dozen pieces.
4. New brands often lack the expertise for pattern-making, factory sourcing, or sample production: They may have a logo, but they lack a supply chain.
5. Inconsistent team gear and merchandise: Sourcing competition uniforms, warm-up gear, polo shirts, socks, and jackets from different vendors often leads to color mismatches and chaotic delivery schedules.
6. Overseas clients want to avoid "middleman" trading companies: They prefer to work directly with a factory that handles its own cutting, printing, sewing, and quality control (QC).
V. The Solution
 Category Focus: Specializing exclusively in karting and rowing—disciplines defined by specific, high-performance athletic postures—rather than offering a hodgepodge of unrelated products.
 1-Piece MOQ (B2B-oriented): Enabling small teams to secure custom uniforms, and allowing brands to produce samples before committing to full-scale production.
 Technical Fabric Specifications: Utilizing 4-way stretch, moisture management, abrasion resistance, low-profile seams, and full-color sublimation printing.
 End-to-End Process: Client designs or factory-developed concepts → material selection → sample approval → mass production → inspection and packaging → international logistics.
 Factory-Direct Assurance: A 1,500㎡ facility with in-house pattern-making, laser cutting, sublimation, and QC—emphasizing that "you are dealing directly with the people who cut the fabric."
 Global Fulfillment: While buyers are responsible for duties and VAT, the factory coordinates with carriers like DHL, FedEx, UPS, ocean freight, or the client’s preferred forwarder—an ideal setup for brands in North America and Europe.

Who is Rollfly?
Rollfly is an in-house brand of inline speed skating suits owned by Xuchang Chisu Sports Goods Co., Ltd. It is positioned specifically as a brand for inline speed skating apparel.
Who do they serve?
They cater to three main types of clients, with a primary focus on B2B and a secondary focus on smaller-scale B2C orders:
Client Type | Typical Scenario | Service Approach
Roller skating clubs / Youth training teams | Weekend training, youth development squads, team uniforms | Custom team uniforms with a focus on repeat ordering
Brands / Distributors | Production for their own brands or private labeling | OEM / Private label
Events and associations | Event-specific apparel, group/team projects | Large-volume group orders
What products do they offer?
They provide four categories of speed skating suits, segmented by usage scenario:
• Training Suit: For daily training, youth programs, and entry-level team uniforms.
• Club Team Suit: Versatile for both training and competition; provides a unified team identity.
• Performance Racing Suit: Designed for competitive racing, featuring reinforced panels at the knees and hips to withstand friction.
• Marathon / Road Suit: Designed for long-distance skating; includes mesh panels on the back and 1–3 pockets for storing items like energy gels and a smartphone.
They also offer complementary teamwear and custom solutions.
What problems do they solve?
The primary challenge with speed skating suits isn't just aesthetics; it’s that standard sportswear is ill-suited for the specific posture and movements of inline skating. Skating requires an extremely low, crouched stance, aggressive cornering, and repetitive extension-pushing motions—movements that cause ordinary cycling jerseys or generic tight-fitting athletic wear to wrinkle, shift out of place, or catch the wind. The challenges can be broken down into four specific issues:
1. Mismatched Fit: Cycling postures differ from the crouched stance used in inline skating; wearing the wrong apparel leads to bunching, wind resistance, and restricted arm movement.
2. Difficulty in Standardizing Team Gear: Small clubs often struggle to secure a full range of sizes or enough participants, while also needing to incorporate team logos, names, numbers, and sponsor branding.
3. Inability to Handle Small-Batch Orders: With fewer members, small clubs face high Minimum Order Quantities (MOQs)—often requiring dozens or hundreds of units—which forces them to carry excess inventory.
4. Inadequacy Across Different Scenarios: A single outfit cannot effectively cover the varying intensity levels required for routine training, competitive racing, and marathons.
The Solution:
Utilize a specialized fit designed for the skating stance, combined with a business model that supports single-unit orders and easy reordering:
 Fit: Developed specifically for the skating crouch rather than a cycling posture, featuring pre-shaped knees, hips, and shoulders. Constructed with four-way stretch fabric, the gear offers three levels of compression (ranging from medium for training to medium-high for racing/marathons).
 Zoned Fabric Construction: Mesh panels are integrated into the underarms and sides for breathability; racing and marathon versions include abrasion-resistant layers at the knees and hips to withstand friction from the skate frames.
 Craftsmanship: Full sublimation printing ensures the design won’t crack or peel during regular training. Includes YKK concealed back zippers (with two-way zippers recommended for marathon models).
 Customization Process: A 5-step workflow—define project requirements → select styles, materials, and sizes → confirm specifications and pricing → finalize design before production → manufacture and ship. Sample production takes 7–10 days.
 Reordering Mechanism: Returning clients can access archived design files, size records, and previous specifications, eliminating the need to repeat the entire design process for subsequent orders.