Custom Cycling Jerseys
Start with the riding fit and approved reference, then confirm stretch, artwork, and project-specific components.
- Fit: regular, athletic, or slim
- Material: approved polyester spandex or stretch and mesh combination
- Project: team colors, logos, names, numbers, sizes, labels, and packing
- Structure: approved cycling sample, technical drawing, or complete measurement sheet
- Size: approved cycling pattern, team size chart, or custom measurements
- Color: artwork, Pantone reference, print test, or approved sample
- Branding: sublimation or heat transfer after a material check
- Components: zipper, rear pocket, or hem detail only when included in the approved project specification
Check the Fit in a Riding Position
Set the fit from a cycling reference and riding position.
- Fit
Regular, athletic, or slim. - Reference
Sample, technical drawing, or complete measurement sheet. - Position
Check the length, sleeves, and hem while riding.
Choose the Cycling Build
Approve the fit, components, and artwork before sampling.
Regular, Athletic, or Slim
Choose the fit from finished measurements and a sample, not the name alone.
Reference-Based Technical Components
List each zipper, rear pocket, hem detail, or other component from the reference. These are checked per project.
Team and Brand Artwork
Keep colors, logos, names, numbers, labels, and sizes in one approved file.
Match Stretch to the Cycling Pattern
Reference GSM options: 140, 160, 180, 200, 220, and 240. Approve the material for the actual fit and panel.
- Polyester spandex
Match its stretch direction to the cycling pattern. - Mesh or lighter panel
Use it only where the approved reference requires it. - Panel record
Confirm the fabric, surface, color, direction, and position.
Approve Cycling Measurements
Do not use a loose T-shirt size.
- Torso
Check the chest, waist, and front and back length. - Sleeves
Confirm the shoulders, sleeve length, and opening. - Hem
Check the finished length standing and riding.
Check Artwork in Two Positions
Review key marks relaxed and in the riding position.
- Colors
Use artwork, Pantone, a print test, or an approved sample. - Stretch
Check logos, stripes, names, and numbers when worn. - Pattern
Place important artwork on the actual panels.
Keep Marks Clear of Components
Send final artwork with its size, color, and position.
- Sublimation
Prints multicolor graphics into suitable polyester. - Heat transfer
Test the mark on the selected stretch panel. - Placement
Avoid seams and any approved zipper, pocket, or hem detail.
Pack From the Rider List
Link each jersey to the final member file.
- Rider
Name, number, fit, and size. - Version
Color, label, and approved component list. - Pack
Check the garment, labels, and packing list.
Choose Another Team Jersey Structure
Choose a sport-specific page when the project does not use a cycling fit.
Lock Components Before Artwork
Approve the cycling build before releasing artwork.
- Pattern
Fit, measurements, material direction, and sleeves. - Components
Include only the items approved for this project. - Member file
Artwork, names, sizes, labels, and packing.
Send the Cycling Reference
Send the use, fit, sample or technical drawing, measurements, material direction, quantity, artwork, member list, component details, labels, required date, delivery address, and packing requirements.
Request a Cycling Jersey QuoteFrequently Asked Questions
Answers to common cycling fit, stretch, component, artwork, and member-file questions.