Hockey Jerseys

Hockey jerseys: fit first, then style

Hockey jerseys are traditionally cut wide through the body and long in the sleeves, because players wear them over shoulder and elbow pads. Fan versions keep that roomy shape. Knowing that up front saves you from ordering a size that swallows you.

How we make them

Each jersey is produced after your order comes in. The artwork, including any stripes, numbers or graphics in the design, is sublimated into polyester: heat moves the dye into the fibers, so nothing is stitched or layered on. Many styles add a contrasting collar or a mesh-like knit, and some have a lace-up neck. Those features differ between products, so the description on each listing is the place to confirm the exact build.

Sizing the roomy cut

Start with the hockey jersey size table and compare chest width and sleeve length with a sweatshirt you own. If you want a closer fit over a tee, it often makes sense to stay at your usual size or go down one. Layering a hoodie beneath it? Stick with the chart.

Care

Wash on cold with the jersey turned inside out. No bleach, no high-heat dryer; drape it over a hanger or chair to dry. An iron shouldn't touch the printed face.

Should a jersey show up with a printing fault, or turn out to be the wrong one, follow the steps on our Return Policy page.