Yes — the back panel is built for it, with the surname across the shoulders and the number beneath, following the same convention as a real baseball uniform. Check spelling character by character before confirming, since the piece is produced to your exact specification.

Looser, deliberately. Jerseys were designed to be worn over another layer with full arm movement, so sizing down gives you a short jersey rather than a slim one. For a closer fit, T-Shirts, Sweatshirts & Hoodies is the better collection.

Collect measurements rather than letter sizes. People report the size they have always bought instead of the one they currently wear, and across a group that turns into several exchanges. Send everyone the size chart first, then order the batch together.

Personalised jerseys are made after you order rather than picked from stock, so allow more time than for a standard piece. Work backwards from the date, check timings on our Shipping Policy page, then add a buffer.

Yes, and it is one of the reasons to choose this cut. The full button placket means one jersey gives you two looks — closed as the main piece, or open over a tee with the design still readable on the front panels.

Fasten the buttons first, then cold wash inside out and hang dry. An open placket tangles in the machine and stresses the button seams. Keep an iron away from the printed area and any personalised lettering.

A Hat finishes the set without adding another sizing decision. For a bolder full-coverage alternative, see All Over Print.