Your custom jersey is nothing more than blank fabric without the design because our custom jerseys all begin with white fabric, essentially a blank canvas. This means that virtually anything is possible. Whether you want a black jersey with bright color highlights or you want a vibrant color as the base of your jersey with dark colors for the logo, names or numbers anything is possible. You don't even need a solid color as the base of your jersey. Because we sublimate the graphics to white fabric we are able to incorporate images, gradients and patterns instead of using a solid color for the base layer of your custom jersey design.

Whether you supply your own completed jersey design or we work with you to take your design concept and create the artwork for you, all artwork is inspected to ensure proper design techniques, resolution and other factors to produce stunning, vibrant graphics for your custom jersey. This ensures that the final custom jersey is exactly what you wanted if not better than you ever thought possible.

We Can Design Your Custom Jersey
Designing your custom jersey takes talent and skill and our designers have years of experience in graphic design and more importantly designing custom jerseys. Using a combination of either Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator or Corel Draw we are able to create the exact look you want and probably have a few crazy ideas that you might even like but didn't know were possible. We will work with you to incorporate your logos, sponsor's logos, names, numbers and any other ideas to create the custom jersey you want. If you're not sure whether or not an idea is possible, let us know. We always look forward to a challenge and are constantly pushing the envelope of designing custom jerseys.

You Can Design Your Custom Jersey
You designed your custom jersey in either Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator or Corel Draw using one of our custom jersey templates and everything looks great on screen. However, your finished jersey design may not necessarily be print-ready artwork. By far, the most challenging aspect of print-ready artwork is color matching. Often times, computer screens display colors differently depending on the screen. Additionally, the inks may react differently when sublimated to the fabric, so the red in your artwork may turn out maroon when sublimated to the fabric. Don't worry though; we'll review your artwork to ensure the colors you were expecting based on how the artwork appeared on the screen is the same color that is on your custom jersey.