- Design Placement Tips
- Rip-Away Appliqué Fan Wear
- Decorate Hats
- Baseball Uniforms
- Basketball Uniforms
- Football Uniforms
- Hockey Jerseys
- Lacrosse Uniforms
- Softball Jerseys
- Soccer Uniforms
- Volleyball Uniforms
- Sublimated Polyester Garments
- Performance Wear
- Cheer Apparel
- Promotional Products
- Guide: 5 Ways to Personalize Jerseys
- eBook: Design Size and Placement
- eBook: Complete Guide to Printing Monograms
- eBook: The Ultimate Guide to Artwork for T-Shirts
How to Decorate Hockey Jerseys
Decorating made easy.
Learn about the appropriate sizes for hockey jersey letters and numbers, including the Captain's C and Alternate's A. Design great-looking jerseys by following the recommended heat transfer materials and application methods.
- Jersey Fabric: Polyester
- Heat Transfer Material: Poly-TWILL™ which requires sewing, Thermo-FILM® to block dye migration
- Application:
Poly-TWILL: 330°F for 10 seconds with medium pressure (#4)
Thermo-FILM: 330°F for 6-8 seconds with medium pressure (#4)
Common Letter and Number Sizes
| Youth Size | Adult Size | |
|---|---|---|
| Name | 2" | 3" |
| Front Number | 3" | 4" |
| Back Number | 10" | 10" |
| Sleeve/Shoulder Number | 3" | 4" |
| A or C | 3" | 4" |
Youth Hockey Decoration: A 360° View
Learn more about standard placement and sizing of text and numbers for youth hockey uniforms. Front and back numbers, names, jersey-front text, and even shoe personalization are covered, giving you a 360° view of how to heat print hockey uniforms. For more information on decorating hockey uniforms visit: http://www.stahls.com/hockey
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