Custom Jerseys
Custom jerseys help teams create a complete uniform look with custom lettering, numbers, and fully sublimated designs.
Game Jerseys: A game jersey creates the foundation for a team's uniform look. A white jersey is a common home option, while a black jersey creates a bold alternate look for game days.
Sublimated Jerseys: Sublimation prints the design directly into the fabric rather than adding it on top, helping numbers and stripes resist cracking or peeling. This option works well for gradients, side panels, metallic film effects, or a throwback uniform pattern.
Practice Jerseys: Practice tops, porthole mesh jerseys, and scrimmage vests are designed for everyday training at a lower price point. Reversible vests allow teams to quickly create two different looks without purchasing a second set of uniforms.
Pants and Girdles
Pants come with built-in pads or as traditional styles that pair with a girdle.
Integrated Pants: Integrated pants carry the pads inside the garment, allowing players to put everything on in one piece. They are a common choice for youth programs and make equipment management easier for a roster.
Traditional and Practice Pants: Traditional pants use slots for separate pads, allowing programs to replace or reuse pad sets between seasons. Practice versions are designed to handle everyday wear and frequent use.
Integrated Girdles: A 5-pocket integrated girdle fits underneath the pant and holds hip, tail, and thigh pads in place.
Uniform Design and Ordering
Creating a new uniform set involves choosing the right colors, styles, and features for your program before placing an order.
Building Your Uniform Set: Most programs start with home and away uniforms, then add an alternate uniform for special events or rivalry home game matchups. Throwback designs can also help teams celebrate their program history.
Stripes and Details: Small details like stripe patterns, sleeve accents, and custom graphics help create a consistent team look. Sublimated pieces allow those designs to be added throughout the garment.
Sizing a Roster: Uniforms are available in youth and adult sizes, making it easier for a football team to outfit players from middle school through high school.
Find Custom Football Uniforms at Sports Unlimited
Compare jerseys, pants, and practice gear across our football uniform selection.
Lead Times: Custom work takes longer than stock gear. Place your order before the football season begins to ensure your uniforms arrive before the first practice.
Questions on Design: Call 610-825-5339 or use the live chat on our site for help with colors, cuts, and customization options.
Complete the Kit: Browse shoulder pads, football pants, and football helmets to finish your setup. Football helmets are purchased separately from uniform pieces.
FAQs
How far ahead should a team order?
Plan for several months in advance. Custom decoration, sublimation, and roster-wide size runs all add production time. Ordering in the spring, especially the first time a program places an order, helps avoid the late-summer rush.
What is the difference between sublimated and screen-printed jerseys?
Sublimation dyes the design directly into the fabric, so it will not crack, peel, or fade. Screen printing applies the design on top of the material and is often a more budget-friendly option for practice gear rather than game jerseys.
Do jerseys and pants come in matching colors?
Most lines offer coordinated colors across both products, though shades may vary slightly between brands. Ordering a jersey and pants from the same brand is the best way to create a consistent uniform combination.
Can a program order youth and adult sizes in the same design?
Yes. Most jerseys and pants are available in youth and adult cuts within the same design, allowing a program to maintain a consistent look across every level.
What can be customized on a uniform?
Player numbers, the team name, and program marks are common customization options. Additional details like nameplates, sleeve numbers, white stripes, and captain patches can be added depending on the uniform style.
Can a team base its design on a college football look?
Schools often take inspiration from college football programs, and the available cuts and details can help create a similar style. Logos and marks belonging to a school or league cannot be reproduced, so build your own uniform combination around your team's identity.