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Full soccer kit

Nº D-11857

Jersey, shorts, knee-high socks and boots standing as if worn — sublimation printed head to toe, amateur and club teams.

Made for: Fashion & retail.

Sample printed on polyester jersey (for sublimation) 160 gsm; style: numbered football shirt.

Sample size size L · 545 × 735 mm.

About this mockup

A football shirt in breathable sports mesh: contrast rib V-neck and cuffs, the player's number printed on the back — amateur and company-league kits with names and numbers.

Usually holds
Whole team kits: jersey, shorts, socks, boots.
Who uses it
Clubs, company leagues, sublimation printers.
Popular in
Vietnam, the UK, the US.
Also searched as
full soccer kit mockup · football kit mockup · soccer uniform mockup

How to use this mockup

  1. Start from size L · 545 × 735 mm.
  2. Place your print on the print area.
  3. Turn it in 3D, export a picture or video, or stage a scene.

Trade tips

  • Start the print about 7–9 cm below the collar so it sits right when worn.
  • Dark garments need a white underbase under the print, or colours go dull.
  • Stretch and dark fabrics change how a print looks: always make one sample first.
  • Screen printing is priced by colour: one to three solid colours cost less than a full-colour photo.

Questions

Is the full soccer kit mockup free?

Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.

Which sizes does the full soccer kit mockup come in?

Size L · 545 × 735 mm; your print keeps its true scale on the product.

Can I use the mockup pictures to sell and advertise?

Yes, on every plan including Free: use them on your website, marketplaces, social media and for clients. Pro removes the watermark and exports 4K pictures.

What is the full soccer kit sample printed on?

The sample is polyester jersey (for sublimation) 160 gsm, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.

Construction

A numbered football shirt is a ready-sewn team shirt in sports mesh with a contrasting V-neck trim, with the number applied to the back (often also the front and shorts) after sewing. Unlike an all-over sublimated kit, the fabric is pre-dyed and names and numbers are added shirt by shirt from the squad list.

Choosing board and material

Polyester bird's-eye mesh of 120–150 gsm, 140 gsm in the sample, breathable and quick-drying, available in many dyed colours. The collar and armhole trims are knit rib or a contrasting cool-touch fabric.

Finishing

Numbers and names are PU heat-transfer vinyl or stretch screen ink; PU vinyl is soft, thin, washable and stretches with the fabric. The crest can be embroidered, silicone transfer or vinyl; avoid thick PVC vinyl that makes the back sweaty.

Preparing the print file

Back numbers 20–25 cm with the top 8–10 cm below the collar; the name above at 6–8 cm in bold capitals; a front number of 8–10 cm on the right chest with the crest on the left. Send one number font file and a spreadsheet of names, numbers and sizes so the factory cuts each shirt.

Common mistakes

  • Names with diacritics when the number font lacks them: accents go missing or fall back to another font.
  • Vinyl colour close to the shirt colour: numbers can't be read from the stands or by the referee.
  • Back numbers placed too low: tucked-in shirts hide them.
  • A very thin number font: thin vinyl peels after a few washes.

Questions and answers

How does a numbered shirt differ from a sublimated one?

A numbered shirt is pre-dyed one colour with names and numbers added later, fast and ideal for amateur teams; a sublimated kit has its whole pattern printed before sewing.

What height should football shirt numbers be?

Amateur kits usually use 20–25 cm back numbers and 8–10 cm front numbers; leagues with their own regulations take precedence.

Do vinyl numbers last?

Good PU vinyl lasts many washes if washed inside out in cold water and not tumble dried hot.

Sizes available

  • size L · 545 × 735 mm

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