Size & Fit Guide

Sizes
How To Choose Your Size: Size refers to your actual body measurement. When in doubt or if you fall in between sizes, order a size up.

S M L XL 2XL 3XL Chest 40 42 44 47 49 52

Fit Guide

Classic Fit
Not too tight, not too looseRelaxed fitDesigned for easy unrestricted movement

Garment Measurements

Garment Dimensions: Lay the garment flat and double the measurements to get the circumference of the shirt. Compare that to your actual body measurement and allow room for movement. Manufacturers allow for a tolerance of + or - 1 inch. When in doubt or if you fall in between sizes, order a size up.

	Chest	Body Length (Back)
S	20"	27"
M	21"	28"
L	22.5"	29"
XL	24"	30"
2XL	25.5"	31"
3XL	27"	34"

Measurement Notes
Chest is measured 1" below the armhole with garment laying flat. Back length from the center back below the collar to bottom of shirt. Sleeve from center of the neck to the cuff.

Printing Method & Material

Team Uniform Decoration

Available Decoration Locations: Left Chest, Right Sleeve, Left Sleeve, Back

Select a team jersey, layout design, team colors and then personalize with players' numbers and names, by jersey size. You will be able to proof your design, and team quantity discounts are automatically calculated. Based on your order we select the best decoration process from among:

Screenprint
Screen printing has advantages as it is known for crisp colors and is ideal for large print quantities. Because set-up costs are higher, there is often a minimum order quantity for screen printing. Every color that is laid down on the T-shirt requires a screen.

CadPrint
Cadprinting process uses high-performance print/cut technology to create designs that are contour-cut and applied to garments with heat-press technology. The specialized films that we use are extremely durable, and soft to the hand. This application is a great method for dark garments. For dark garments we use an opaque film that prevents the garment color from bleeding through the graphic.

Sublimation Print
Sublimation printing is used for dry performance fabrics (100% polyester) so that a fabric's 'wicking' characteristics are maintained. Sublimation printing works only on light colored jerseys and can not be used for designs that require white printing.