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How to Decorate Lacrosse Uniforms

Decorating made easy.

Find out what size and type of heat transfer letters and numbers to use to make great-looking lacrosse uniforms that follow standard uniform regulations.

  • Uniform Fabric: 100 Denier nylon tricot mesh with two-ply poly dazzle shoulder/yoke
  • Heat Transfer Material: Thermo-FILM® to inhibit dye migration
  • Application: 330°F for 6-8 seconds with medium pressure (#4)

Letter & Number Product Recommendation

  • Pre-Cut Numbers - most cost effective, available in 1 or 2-color
  • Pre-Spaced Text - pre-aligned on carrier for easy placement, available in 1 or 2-color

Tips

  • Check with appropriate division or league to verify numbering and lettering regulations
  • Use a layout board to help with alignment when using pre-cuts
  • Varsity and Pro Block are the most popular fonts

Common Letter and Number Sizes

How to Decorate Lacrosse Uniforms - Front How to Decorate Lacrosse Uniforms - Back
Youth Size Adult Size
Name 2" 3"
Front Number 6" 8"
Back Number 8" 10"
Shorts Number 3" 4"

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