Our story

The story behind Custom Your Pickleball.

Pickleball is one of the fastest-growing sports in Europe. Thousands of people step onto the court each week with a generic paddle from a big brand. Nothing wrong with that, but it's generic. We thought: pickleball deserves something more personal.

Why we do this

So we started. No minimum order of six, no weeks of waiting. Just one paddle at a time, personalised and finished in our workshop in the Netherlands. For one player, or for a whole company. Same attention.

What makes us different

Three things where we deliberately differ from the rest of the market.

From 1 paddle

Most players in this market work with minimum orders of 6, 12 or even 24 units. Logical from their production view, but annoying if you just want one personal gift made. With us you order one. Or fifty. Price per unit differs, attention doesn't.

Max 7-day delivery

We keep our own paddle stock in the Netherlands, ready for personalisation. No weeks of waiting for your order to come out of production. From approved design to doorstep in a week.

Finished in the Netherlands

Our workshop is in the Netherlands. Here we do design, printing, quality check and shipping. You talk to the maker, not a call centre.

Who we make for

We're here for four kinds of customers. Business relations who want to give a memorable corporate gift. Pickleball clubs who surprise their members with a club paddle. Individuals looking for a unique gift for a wedding, birthday or anniversary. And players who simply want their own design, not a sports brand's.

About the paddles

The paddles we personalise are professional pickleball paddles with a 100% carbon surface and EVA foam core, comparable to what big brands use. Suitable for both beginners and advanced players. Tested on court before we offer them.

Our workshop

Every paddle passes through human hands here. First the design check: is the file correct, is the resolution high enough, does everything fit? Then printing with full-colour, weatherproof print. Then finishing: coating, grip. Finally quality check and shipping. Not efficient in an industrial sense, but in a quality sense.