Custom lacrosse jersey shown from the front and back

Start With the Lacrosse Reference

Start with a loose, sleeveless, or short-sleeve style before placing artwork.

  • Reference
    Use a sample jersey, technical drawing, or clear front and back images.
  • Opening
    Confirm the neck, armhole or sleeves, and hem.
  • Equipment room
    State what will be worn under the jersey.

Three Lacrosse Jersey Choices

Set the style, fit, and team file before sampling.

Sportswear samples showing different jersey sleeves and openings

Style and Opening

Choose the loose, sleeveless, or short-sleeve style from the approved reference.

Loose mesh jerseys hanging on a sample rack

Fit and Equipment Room

Choose the wearer group and state what will be worn under the jersey.

Pink player jersey beside its front and back artwork file

Artwork and Roster

Keep colors, logos, names, numbers, sizes, and packing labels in one file.

Fabric roll loaded on a digital cutting machine

Choose Material for the Approved Style

Available weights: 140, 160, 180, 200, 220, and 240 GSM. Approve the material for the actual lacrosse style.

  • Smooth polyester
    Supports integrated sublimated graphics when the surface and color are approved.
  • Mesh
    Has an open surface; check coverage, small artwork, and added decoration.
  • Stretch panel
    Use it only where its direction matches the approved pattern.
Jersey pieces hanging along a numbered sewing line

Approve the Actual Lacrosse Pattern

Use the correct adult, youth, women’s, or unisex pattern.

  • Body
    Check the chest, shoulders, length, and hem.
  • Opening
    Confirm the neck, armhole, or sleeves.
  • Equipment
    Include anything worn under the jersey.
Blue wide-format printer in the garment decoration room

Place Team Colors on the Pattern

Approve the colors and graphics on the actual lacrosse pattern.

  • Colors
    Use Pantone, a print test, or an approved sample.
  • Team marks
    Check the crest, sponsors, names, and numbers for contrast.
  • Pattern graphics
    Review artwork that crosses panels or seams.
Individually packed jerseys arranged by style and color

Pack Lacrosse Jerseys From the Roster

Link every jersey to the final roster.

  • Player
    Name, number, and size.
  • Style version
    Fit, color, and opening.
  • Packing
    Check the size label, packing label, and packing list.
Workers sewing red and yellow jerseys along a production line

Lock the Pattern Before Player Versions

Approve the structure before adding player versions.

  • Pattern
    Neck, sleeves or armholes, panels, and hem.
  • Order setup
    Material and equipment room.
  • Player file
    Names, numbers, sizes, and packing labels.

Send the Lacrosse Reference and Roster

Send the use, sample or technical drawing, wearer group, equipment condition, measurements, quantity, material direction, artwork, logos, roster, sizes, packing, destination, and required date.

Request a Lacrosse Jersey Quote
From 10 pcs
MOQ per design
5–7 days
Sample time
15–20 days
Production time

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common lacrosse reference, fit, material, roster, and sample questions.

We identify the neck, sleeves or armholes, panels, hem, fit, and equipment condition from the approved reference. Artwork and player details are then placed on that pattern.
Tell us what will be worn underneath. We compare finished measurements, an equipment reference, or a fitted sample before approving the chest, shoulders, armholes, and length.
We check the surface, stretch, weight, artwork size, and placement. A print test or sample confirms the suitable decoration method.
One roster links each player to the fit, size, name, number, color version, and packing label. Later changes replace older files.
The approved reference records the pattern, material, colors, artwork, player format, labels, and packing. The first production piece is checked against that version.