Six custom soccer jersey designs shown in different team colors

Control Every Kit Version

Home, away, third, and goalkeeper kits can share logos but need separate records.

  • Artwork
    Link each approved design and sponsor file to one version.
  • Roster
    Assign every player, name, number, and size to that version.
  • Packing
    Use the same version on labels and packing lists.

Three Soccer Kit Choices

Set the kit version, fit, and team marks before sampling.

Soccer and training jerseys displayed by color and style

Kit Version

List every kit version, its sleeve length, and whether shorts are included.

Soccer jersey samples in different sleeve and panel designs

Player Fit

Choose the men’s, women’s, youth, or goalkeeper pattern.

Personalized jerseys sorted into individual player sets

Team Marks and Roster

Assign crests, sponsors, names, numbers, and sizes to each version.

Fabric rolls organized along warehouse shelves

Choose Fabric for the Artwork

Available weights: 140, 160, 180, 200, 220, and 240 GSM. Approve the fabric and panel mix for each kit.

  • Polyester interlock
    A smooth surface for sublimated details.
  • Bird-eye or micro mesh
    Visible texture; check small artwork and light colors.
  • Stretch panels
    Check the stretch direction against the pattern and artwork.
Team jersey samples showing different sleeves, necks, and body cuts

Record Top and Shorts Sizes

Use the correct men’s, women’s, youth, or goalkeeper pattern.

  • Top size
    Record it for each player.
  • Shorts size
    Keep it separate from the top size.
  • Special fit
    Approve changed measurements on a sample.
Wide-format printer producing red and white jersey panels

Separate Home, Away, and Goalkeeper Colors

Review every soccer colorway side by side.

  • Kit colors
    Check the main color, trim, and shorts.
  • Contrast
    Keep numbers and sponsors easy to see.
  • Color reference
    Use Pantone, a print test, or an approved sample.
Packed cartons stacked along the factory dispatch aisle

Keep Each Player Set Together

Keep each player’s jersey and shorts under one roster entry.

  • Player set
    Match the jersey, shorts, name, number, and two sizes.
  • Version
    Keep home, away, and goalkeeper sets separate.
  • Packing
    Group by player, squad, version, or team.
Workers sewing bright teamwear along a production line

Check Every Kit Version

Check the kit version before cutting and again before packing.

  • Before cutting
    Match the pattern, artwork, fabric, and sponsor file.
  • After sewing
    Check the jersey, shorts, and player details.
  • Before packing
    Match the size and label to the roster.

Send the Complete Kit List

Send the kit versions, sleeves, quantities, fits, artwork, sponsor files, player roster, top and shorts sizes, packing, destination, and required date.

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

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common soccer kit version, sponsor, color, roster, and packing questions.

Each kit has its own artwork, player list, quantity, and packing label. The jersey and shorts are checked against that version before packing.
We match the logo method to the fabric, stretch, size, and placement. Heat transfers are tested on the selected material.
Key colors are confirmed with Pantone, a print test, or a sample. The first pieces are checked against the approved fabric and color reference.
One final roster links each player to the kit version, name, number, top size, shorts size, and packing label.
Top and shorts sizes stay under the same player record. Both pieces are grouped, labeled, and checked before packing.