Custom Printed Hockey Jerseys
Custom Printed Hockey Jerseys
Hockey jerseys are clothing worn by ice hockey players that cover the upper part of their bodies. Traditionally, called a sweater but that was more when the game was played outside in the winter. The design usually is made up of tough synthetic material which will help keep moisture out. This material is great for Custom Printed Hockey Jerseys. If you have a team that is in need of Custom Printed Hockey Jerseys, then you should check out The Screen Machine.
We have been printing on clothing for decades, usually by screen printing. Team jerseys usually consist of a number and a name on each jersey. These Custom Printed Hockey Jerseys are available in several screen printed styles. Call The Screen Machine today at 847-439-2233 or fill out the form on this page and we’ll get started on your order.
The Custom Printed Process
Once we agree on colors and styles for your Custom Printed Hockey Jersey, we need to follow a few steps to make sure we don’t miss anything. If artwork is something you’re going to have on your jerseys, like a logo, you’ll need to send in either a vectored art file (.Ai, .PDF, .EPS or .CDR) or raster art file (.TIFF, .JPEG, .GIF or .BMP). Once your artwork is approved, that means it’s print-ready. We’ll generate a proof for your order and we ask that you approve in a timely manner.
The process of screen printing your Custom Printed Hockey Jerseys is simple. The process is when ink is pressed through a stenciled mesh screen to create a printed design. Screen printing is effective for bold canvases and is especially great for printed fabrics. Custom clothing is quickly becoming popular and screen printing is still a preferred method.
On the Ice
Whether you’re a professional hockey player or just starting a league with some neighborhood friends, having a Custom Printed Hockey Jersey adds to the uniform. Get yours today by calling The Screen Machine at 847-439-2233 or fill out the form on this page and we can help you design your next jersey.
