Football · Cricket · Basketball

Custom jersey designer

Design one kit, add the whole team, and download a single print-ready PDF with every player’s name, number and size.

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Click any part of the shirt to edit it · drag names, numbers, logos and text to move them

How it works

  1. 1

    Design the kit

    Choose a style, colours, a body graphic and a pattern — or start from a ready design.

  2. 2

    Add logos and lettering

    Chest and sponsor logos, front text, the font and where names and numbers sit.

  3. 3

    Add the team

    Type, paste or import names, numbers and sizes — mistakes are flagged.

  4. 4

    Download one print PDF

    Every player’s pieces nested on the roll, ready for sublimation.

Questions

Do you have free jersey design templates?
Yes — start from 12 ready jersey designs (sash, hoops, stripes, chevron, halftone, side panels and more) or any colour scheme, then click the shirt to change every colour, logo, name and number. Everything is free and downloads as a print-ready vector PDF.
How do I put a different name and number on every jersey?
Design the kit once, then add the players — type them, paste a list or import a CSV with name, number and size. Every shirt gets its own name, number and size; the master design never changes.
Can I download the whole team as one print file?
Yes. “Download print PDF” nests every selected player’s pieces on your roll width — fronts, backs, sleeves and collars at real size with bleed, cut lines and a label on each piece — in one vector PDF. Long orders continue on extra pages.
Which jersey styles can I design?
Football jerseys, cricket jerseys with a polo collar and basketball vests, with sash, hoops, stripes, pinstripes, side panels, chevron, shoulder yoke, half-and-half or chest band graphics, plus an optional pattern.
Are names and numbers editable vectors?
Names and numbers are turned into vector outlines in the font you choose, so they print sharply at any size and need no font on the printer’s computer.
Are the garment shapes exact for my factory?
They are standard block patterns in sizes Kids to 3XL. Check them against your own patterns or your printer’s templates before a full production run.