Stadium Cushions
Folding seat pads in polyester and PE foam, printed edge to edge.
Folding seat pads made from polyester over PE foam. The range runs from a 30 × 26 cm pocket pad up to an 84 × 42 cm stadium seat that folds in half, plus a version with a carrying handle. All eleven models are printed by silk-screen or heat-transfer and can be made in a custom size.
Typically ordered for football and sports clubs, stadium and event merchandise, supporter giveaways and outdoor promotions.
All 11 models
Every model below is in production. Click through for full dimensions, materials and packing.
Stadium CushionHWZD000130 × 28 × 0.8 cm
Seat CushionHWZD000230 × 30 × 1 cm
Seat PadHWZD000330 × 28 × 0.8 cm
Foldable Seat CushionHWZD000430 × 26 × 0.8 cm
Foldable Stadium CushionHWZD000533 × 33 × 1 cm
Stadium CushionHWZD000633 × 33 × 1 cm
Foldable CushionHWZD000734 × 25 × 1 cm
Stadium CushionHWZD000833 × 30 × 3 cm
Stadium Cushion with HandleHWZD000930 × 30 × 3 cm
Stadium SeatHWZD001184 × 42 × 1 cm
Stadium SeatHWZD001084 × 42 × 1 cm
Printing and colors
Every item in this range can be made in more than 150 colors at any quantity and printed with your own logo. Silk-screen printing suits spot-color marks, heat-transfer printing suits full-color artwork, and digital printing is available on the saddle covers and aprons.
Questions about our stadium cushions
How thick is the cushion?
It varies by model, from 0.8 cm up to 3 cm unfolded. Each product page gives the unfolded and folded dimensions.
Can we have our club colors?
Yes. The cushions are available in different colors and both the size and the logo can be made to your specification.
Is there a version that is easier to carry?
Two of them: a cushion with a handle, and a stadium seat that folds from 84 × 42 cm down to 42 × 42 cm.
Which printing method do you use?
Silk-screen printing for spot-color artwork and heat-transfer printing for full-color designs.
Other ranges we make
Ask us about stadium cushions
Send the item codes you are interested in, the quantity and your artwork.






