Six custom basketball jersey designs shown in different team colors

Confirm the Cut Before the Graphics

Confirm shoulder width, armhole depth, binding, side panels, and shorts before placing artwork. For reversible jerseys, approve both faces together. Keep player numbers, top and shorts sizes, and packing labels in one roster.

Three Basketball Jersey Decisions

Set the cut, build, and player set before sampling.

Basketball jerseys and shorts displayed around a mannequin

Shoulders and Armholes

Wide shoulders add coverage; narrow shoulders allow more movement. Choose the men’s, women’s, or youth pattern.

Purple and blue basketball jerseys shown from the front and back

Single-Layer or Reversible

A reversible jersey needs two approved designs, the layer order, and edge finish.

Blue basketball jersey with individually packed player sets

One Roster for Tops and Shorts

Record each player’s name, number, top size, and shorts size together.

White fabric rolls stacked on pallets in the material store

Choose Material for One or Two Faces

  • Polyester interlock
    A smooth surface for sublimated artwork.
  • Micro mesh
    Lighter and more open; check coverage, small details, and added decoration.
  • Polyester spandex
    Stretch for closer fits; check the pattern and artwork direction.
  • Reversible build
    Check the combined layers, edge finish, color show-through, and finished weight. Reference weights include 140, 160, 180, 200, 220, and 240 GSM; the right choice depends on the structure.
Basketball jersey and shorts set displayed together on a hanger

Size the Armhole, Top, and Shorts Together

Confirm the basketball fit as a complete set.

  • Jersey
    Shoulder width, chest, armhole depth, and body length.
  • Shorts
    Waist and shorts length, recorded separately from the top size.
  • Pattern
    Use approved women’s and youth patterns rather than scaled men’s sizes.
Wide-format printer producing a numbered jersey panel

Plan Home, Away, and Reversible Colors

Use team artwork, Pantone references, or an approved sample for colors, side panels, binding, numbers, and shorts.

  • Approve both faces of a reversible jersey.
  • Check color show-through and artwork direction.
Labeled cartons grouped in the factory packing area

Pack Complete Player Sets

Pack jersey and shorts by player when they will be distributed as sets.

  • Check the player name and number.
  • Check both sizes, reversible face, and garment labels.
  • Match the packing label to the roster and confirmed packaging.
Wide view of a sewing workshop producing teamwear

Inspect Both Sides and Both Pieces

Check the shoulder, armhole, binding, side panels, shorts, and both reversible faces against the production reference. Then match the numbers, each jersey-and-shorts pair, and packing label to the roster.

Send a Complete Basketball Set Request

Send the shoulder and neck style, single or reversible build, jersey-only or set requirement, quantity, material, both color designs, artwork, roster, separate sizes, destination, and required date.

Request a Basketball Uniform Quote
From 10 pcs
MOQ per design
5–7 days
Standard sample
15–20 days
Standard bulk production

Frequently Asked Questions

Basketball-specific answers about reversible builds, binding, colors, player sets, and roster control.

We approve each face as a separate artwork version. The first garment is checked for layer order, neckline, armholes, colors, logos, and player details before production.
We confirm binding length, stretch, and seam tension with the body pattern. The sample and first production piece are checked for flat, even openings.
We record the approved fabrics and colors, then compare the first pieces under consistent light. Both faces and the side panels are checked together. Important colors can use Pantone, a print test, or a physical sample.
The roster keeps separate top and shorts sizes for each player. Every set is checked against the garment labels, packing label, and packing list.
One approved roster controls the name, number, top size, shorts size, color face, and packing label from artwork through packing. Later changes are recorded separately.