
Adult and Rec Leagues
Several teams in one league ordering the same layout, so the whole league reaches the order together.
Every custom order starts at 100 pieces. Within those 100, sizes, names and numbers can change on every piece, across game, practice and goalie-cut jerseys and hockey socks. A few products and decoration methods carry extra setup or conditions, and this page names each of them before you spend time on a design.

An order starts at 100 pieces. Inside that order, every piece can carry its own size, name and number. Everything that depends on construction or fabric, the quote states in writing.
Sublimation prints your design onto white fabric from a digital file, so the order needs no screens, no molds and no dyed fabric waiting on a shelf. That is why sizes, names and numbers can change on every piece inside a 100-piece order. Once a product needs fabric developed for you, or a decoration that has to be set up by hand, extra setup appears, and we say so plainly in the quote.

The print lives inside the fabric, so the first jersey in the order is made the same way as the hundredth.
What to do next: find your product in the list below. If it sits in the group below, you can send your design today.
A 100-piece order usually comes from a program rather than a single player. Here are the six we hear most, and what each buyer tends to need from us.

Several teams in one league ordering the same layout, so the whole league reaches the order together.

A club outfitting its teams and age groups in one design, skaters and goalies together.

Programs that add a few unnamed spares to the main run, so late arrivals and damaged jerseys are covered mid-season.

A program coming back for next season with an updated roster and the same design.

A tournament, an anniversary skate or a memorial game calls for a one-time design across every participating team.

Purchasing managers, team dealers and decorators who want a finished jersey in hand before committing to a 100-piece order.
What to do next: note which situation is yours and mention it in the form. It tells us which questions to ask first.
These four product lines are produced from 100 pieces per order in sublimated construction. Anything outside this list is named underneath, along with where to take it.

The full-design jersey for league nights and tournaments. Most orders carry a crest, names and numbers, all sublimated.
Custom hockey jerseys
Lighter and simpler, for drills and scrimmages. Commonly ordered with a number and a small logo, in one or two colors.
Hockey practice jerseys
The same design in a wider body and sleeve to sit over a chest protector. Goalie cuts sit in the same order as the player jerseys.
Hockey goalie jerseys
Sublimated socks, ordered by the pair, with stripes matched to the jersey. Often ordered together with the team's jerseys.
Hockey socksQuoted per style: hockey pant shells, multi-layer or heavily constructed garments, and anything built in a fabric developed for you. The 100-piece minimum applies, and construction and fabric conditions depend on the style, so we confirm them in your quote instead of guessing here.
What to do next: pick a product from the four above, then look at what you can put on it.

Every zone on the layout is printable on every sublimated jersey in the order.
Every piece in a 100-piece order gets the same design freedom. Two items on this list come with a note, and both are about construction, never about the print.
What to do next: gather your logo files and a short list of names and numbers. A complex multi-color design costs nothing extra to set up in sublimation, though artwork that needs redrawing may add design time, which your quote will show.
It would be easy to say all three methods work on any quantity. They do not carry the same setup, so here is each of them on its own terms.

The design is printed from a digital file and pressed into the fabric before sewing. There is nothing to make first, so there is no setup line, and names, numbers and logos all ride along in the same print.
How sublimated hockey jerseys are made
Stitched twill names and numbers in standard fonts are available. A custom twill crest has to be cut and layered for your design, and that one-time setup is spread across the jerseys in the order. Your quote shows it as its own line.

Every embroidered logo is digitized into a stitch file once. After that, reorders reuse the file. That first step is a one-time line in your quote, so many buyers compare it with a printed crest before deciding.
What to do next: if you want no setup lines, choose sublimation. If stitched decoration matters to you, tell us in the form and we will quote both ways so you can compare.
100-piece orders and larger programs run through the same sewing lines. What changes is how the cost is spread and how many options open up.
| Dimension | 100-Piece Order | Larger Program |
|---|---|---|
| Quantity | From 100 pieces per order | Full team sets, multi-team programs and season replenishment |
| Unit price | Higher per piece, because design and handling time sit on fewer jerseys | Lower per piece as the same setup spreads across the run |
| Decoration | Sublimation throughout; tackle twill and embroidery with setup quoted separately | All methods, including custom twill crests and mixed decoration |
| Fabrics and trims | Fabrics in regular use, standard collars and cuffs | Wider fabric choice, custom-knit trims, developed fabrics |
| Lead time | Depends on method and current schedule, confirmed in your quote | Planned against your season calendar, confirmed in your quote |
| Best for | Single teams, club age groups, league and event orders | Clubs, leagues, dealers and brands buying by the season |
For team-wide orders and season replenishment, review our Wholesale & Bulk Jerseys page. It covers the planning that a larger order deserves.
We do not print a price list here, because a single number would be wrong for most readers. Four things set the unit price of an order, and they work together.
Design and handling time are shared across the pieces in the order, so the unit price eases as the count rises above 100.
A goalie cut, extra panels or a lace-up neck means more cutting and sewing than a plain practice jersey.
Game-weight and lightweight practice fabrics are priced differently. Both are available in a 100-piece order.
Sublimation adds no setup. Stitched twill and embroidery add a one-time setup that shows as a separate line.
What to do next: tell us the quantity, jersey type and decoration you have in mind, even roughly. Send the form below and you will get a written quote showing how these four factors combine for your order, with any setup listed separately.
The steps are the same for 100 jerseys or a full season program. The amber steps are the ones where we need something from you.
Send the form with your email and a short note on products, quantity and timeline. You provide: whatever you know so far; rough answers are fine.
We send a digital proof showing layout, colors, names and numbers. You provide: logo files, corrections and a final approval.
The quote lists unit price, any setup, the production window and shipping. You do: read it and ask about anything unclear.
Production is scheduled once payment is received. You provide: payment by the method stated on the quote.
Printing, cutting and sewing on the same lines that run our bulk orders. You do: nothing. We will write if a question comes up.
Each piece is checked against the approved proof for size, spelling, number and print quality. You do: nothing at this step.
Your order is packed and handed to the carrier, and tracking is sent to you. You provide: a delivery address and a contact phone number.

From printed panel to packed parcel, a 100-piece order follows the same route as a full season run.
What to do next: step one takes a few minutes. Missing details are fine, because our first reply asks only for what is still needed.
A team is never finished. Rosters change, numbers change and kids grow. Once your design is approved, it stays on file with us, and reorders run from that file. Reorders and add-on orders follow the minimum order policy in effect at that time, so many programs order a few unnamed spare jerseys with the main run.

Send the name, number and size. The new jersey is produced from the approved design file as part of an add-on or repeat order. No new artwork and no new design approval, only a quick check of the new name and number.
In sublimation the number is part of the print, so a new number means a new jersey. It is produced against the same file in your next add-on or repeat order.
The design scales to the new size automatically. You confirm the size from the chart and the piece goes into your next add-on or repeat order.
A new sponsor or a changed crest counts as a design update. You will get a fresh proof to approve before anything is printed, and the old version stays on file too.
What to do next: keep your order reference from the first order. Quote it in the form with the new name, number and size, and the reorder skips straight to the quote. When add-ons turn into a full new season, the wholesale program will serve you better.
The six questions team buyers ask us most.
100 pieces per order. Within that order, youth, adult and goalie-cut sizes can sit together, each piece with its own name and number. Whether different products or styles can be combined toward one minimum is confirmed in your quotation, and any setup for custom-developed fabrics or stitched decoration is stated before you pay anything.
Yes. Every jersey is cut to the size you list for it, so youth, adult and goalie-cut sizes can sit in the same order, each with its own name and number. The size chart helps you choose.
It depends on what you send. Print-ready vector artwork usually goes straight to a proof. Artwork that has to be redrawn, or a design built from a rough sketch, takes design time, and any charge for that is written into your quote so you can approve it or decline it.
Yes. A full custom development sample is one complete jersey in your design, fabric and decoration, the closest thing to holding the final product. Samples are quoted as their own line, and whether a sample charge is credited toward the 100-piece order is stated in the quotation. The approved design file stays on record for the order.
It depends on the decoration method and on how full the production schedule is in the week you approve your proof. We confirm a production window in your quote, and we would rather give you that date in writing than print a number here that may not fit your order.
Yes. We print artwork you own or have written permission to use. We do not reproduce professional league, school or team trademarks, or designs made to imitate them. If your crest is original, you are fine. If you are unsure, send it and we will tell you before any work starts.
Leave your email and a few lines on products, quantity and timeline. Anna on our sales team will reply with a proof plan and a written quote.
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