CUSTOM TEAM UNIFORMS / 02
Custom jerseys and coordinated football pants, with fit reviewed around how your team wears its equipment.
Review the selected styles, decoration, quantities and garment-specific sizes in the final item list.
THE GARMENT DETAILS
Review the jersey fit over your team’s shoulder pads, the chosen pant construction and the placement of names, numbers and team artwork before approval. The clothing and the equipment have different jobs in your kit.
Begin with an approximate player count. Final names, numbers and a separate size for each garment are reviewed with the order.
The Red Raiders example uses a clear white number and team wordmark on red fabric. Fit planning starts with the equipment worn underneath, rather than a player’s usual T-shirt size.
Choose the pant specification alongside the jersey. Padding changes both the fit discussion and the garment description; a coordinated color alone does not define the pant construction.
Bring a clear team mark and your program’s number-placement requirements. The proof should show the chosen decoration and its position on the actual jersey and pant style.
PLAN THE WHOLE LOOK
A jersey-and-pants game set is a clothing package. Helmets, shoulder pads, cleats, mouthguards and other protective equipment are not part of that standard set. If a pant style includes padding, its construction must be stated separately. 7v7 and flag football use their own garment brief and should not inherit tackle-football equipment assumptions.
See 7v7 & flag footballYOUR QUESTIONS
Tell us which shoulder pads your team wears and how you want the jersey to sit over them. Use the chart and fitting instructions for the selected football style; do not add a guessed size increase to a general clothing chart.
The game-set description alone does not specify padding. Your selected pant must be identified as non-padded, integrated-pad or removable-pad construction where available, before you approve the order.
The standard game set covers the jersey and sport-specific bottom. It does not include helmets, shoulder pads, cleats or mouthguards, and a clothing package is not a claim of equipment certification.
List each game look and any coach or travel pieces separately. Use a player count for gamewear and a separate staff count so additional garments do not accidentally become part of every player’s set.
Keep the two garment specifications separate. The 7v7 package shows sleeveless gamewear, compression shorts and coordinated additional pieces; tackle jerseys and pants need their own equipment and fit review.
Start with approximate quantities. Before production approval, review the final names, numbers, jersey sizes and pant sizes against the approved artwork and quantity summary.
BEFORE THE FINAL ROSTER
Jersey and bottom sizes can differ. Use the chart for each selected style, label youth and adult groups clearly, and keep a single reviewed roster with the approved design reference.
LET’S BUILD YOUR TEAM’S LOOK
Your sport. Your colors. A kit that brings it all together.