Martin-Fox Sportswear

Custom sublimated hockey jerseys

Prepare an ice hockey jersey order around how players move in their equipment. Plan skater and goalie sizing separately, then review the crest, numbers, and name placement as one design.

A hockey equipment manager checks a navy jersey over a skater’s shoulder pads beside the rink.
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Specify skater and goalie cuts separately

Ask to compare the chest, sleeve, and body dimensions over the pads each player wears. A goalie jersey typically needs additional room for the chest and arm protector. Mark goalie, youth, and adult sizes clearly on the roster instead of grouping them under one size label.

Check crest, sleeve numbers, and name placement

Share your crest, color references, and any league lettering rules. Review contrast against both home and away backgrounds. If you need a sewn crest or patch, specify it separately from printed artwork so the quote and design proof reflect the same construction.

Give the team manager one order checklist

Include roster quantities by cut and size, spare jerseys, artwork, and the delivery destination. Confirm how later roster additions would be handled. If your season start date is fixed, ask for the sample and production schedule before finalizing the order.