Fit over the equipment
Record chest, upper sleeve and elbow widths over the pads players use. A goalie may need a separate block, not just the largest skater size.
Explore the garments, materials, and development decisions behind your next range.
Starting a clothing brand?Build a practical route through sourcing, sampling, branding, and production.
Starting a clothing brand?Prepare a hockey jersey order around equipment clearance, sleeve volume, crest weight and roster numbering for your team.

Sampling and bulk production are separate stages. We confirm the quantity breakdown, material availability, start dates and approval requirements in your quotation. Shipping transit is additional to production time.
Record chest, upper sleeve and elbow widths over the pads players use. A goalie may need a separate block, not just the largest skater size.
Place each number on the assembled sleeve with the elbow bent. Show the shoulder patches and striping together so they do not collide across a seam.
A large sewn crest adds weight to the front panel. Compare a sewn badge with a printed crest on the proposed fabric and decide which version belongs in the order.
Have a player put the jersey on over pads and reach forward with both hands. Check sleeve coverage, cuff clearance and crest movement. This brief is for the jersey, not protective equipment.
Plan teamwear around sport-specific fit, roster data, decoration, color control, league requirements, size allocation, and repeat-order needs.
Read the guideDevelop applique and badges through fabric selection, artwork, edge treatments, attachment, assembly sequence, comfort, durability, and controlled approvals.
Read the guideSupply pad-on measurements, a roster with goalie sizes flagged, front crest and sleeve artwork, and the first game date.
Tell us the sport, fabric, team artwork and player sizes. Include names, numbers or sponsor placements, quantities and your event destination.