Size Guide

Step up to the plate with the right size. Every jersey, hoodie and tee at Jerzee comes in adult S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL and 5XL. Sizes 3XL, 4XL and 5XL add $3 to the price. The Plain Night Game Cap is one adjustable size.

This page gives you a general chart for each cut family we sell: football, baseball, hockey, and hoodies and tees. Read it as a general guide, compare with a jersey you own, and pick the size that matches the one that already fits you well. If two sizes look close, the notes under each chart tell you which way to lean.

How to measure

Grab a jersey or shirt you like the fit of and a tape measure. Lay the garment flat on a table, smooth it out, and button or zip it if it has a front opening.

• Chest: measure straight across from armpit seam to armpit seam, then double it. That is the all-round chest figure in our charts.
• Length: measure from the highest point of the shoulder, next to the collar, straight down to the bottom of the hem.
• Your body: if you would rather measure yourself, wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest under the arms, keep it level, and add 4 to 6 inches (10 to 15 cm) for a relaxed jersey fit.

Write both numbers down, then find the row in the chart for your cut that is closest without going under. A jersey that is a little roomy looks right on game day; a jersey that is tight across the chest never does.

Football jerseys

Our football styles, including the Custom Night Game Football Jersey, the Two-Tone Yoke, the Fade, the Sleeve Band and the Blank Shoulder Stripe, are cut loose through the body and shoulders with short sleeves. They are made to sit over a T-shirt or a light hoodie.

General guide, compare with a jersey you own. Planning to wear a hoodie underneath on a cold night? Your usual size normally still works because of the loose cut. Between two sizes, take the larger one.

Baseball jerseys

Baseball styles come in three shapes: full-button (the Piped, Pinstripe and Blank Piped jerseys), two-button pullover (the Two-Button Raglan) and sleeveless (the Sleeveless Button jersey). Full-button styles are relaxed and sit outside the belt; the two-button pullover is a touch closer.

General guide, compare with a jersey you own. The sleeveless style is cut to go over a layer such as the Scoreline Long-Sleeve Fan Tee, so keep your usual size if you plan to layer. For the two-button pullover, size up if you like extra room in the chest.

Hockey jerseys

Hockey jerseys are the roomiest cut we carry. The Lace-Up Collar, Speed Stripe, Hem Stripe, V-Neck Practice and Blank Speed Stripe jerseys have long sleeves, a long hem and big armholes.

General guide, compare with a jersey you own. If you want a closer everyday look, many people go one size down from their usual tee size. If you will wear pads or a thick hoodie underneath, stick with your usual size.

Hoodies, tees and the quarter-zip

The Custom Number Fan Hoodie, Custom Name Raglan Fan Tee, Scoreline Long-Sleeve Fan Tee and Custom Number Quarter-Zip Pullover have a regular fit, closer than our jerseys.

General guide, compare with a garment you own. Want the hoodie to fit under a hockey jersey? Keep the hoodie at your usual size and the jersey at your usual size; the jersey is cut with room for it.

The cap

The Plain Night Game Cap is one size with an adjustable strap at the back, sized to fit most adult heads. There is nothing to choose.

Sizes and prices at a glance

The price for your size shows on the product page as soon as you tap the size button, before anything goes in the cart.

Fit tips by situation

• Gift for someone else: check a jersey or tee they already wear, or go with their usual T-shirt size; our jerseys are cut with room to spare.
• Family set: every item is ordered with its own size, so each person can pick the size that suits them.
• Layering: jerseys over hoodies are fine at your usual size; hoodies under jerseys too.
• Between sizes: take the larger size for jerseys and the smaller one only if you prefer a close look.

Still not sure?

Email support@jerzee.shop with the chest and length of a jersey you like and the product you are looking at. We reply within 24 hours on business days and will tell you which size in our chart is the closest match. We do not give advice by phone or chat; email is our only support channel.

If a size turns out wrong, you have 60 days to return it on a free return label. Personalised items follow the personalised-items section of our Returns & Exchanges page, so it pays to check the chart before you type your name and number.

Material and care

Material and care details for each item are shown on its product page when available. If you need them before ordering, email support@jerzee.shop and we will tell you what we have for that item.

Quick summary

• Adult sizes S to 5XL on every jersey, hoodie and tee.
• 3XL to 5XL add $3.
• Football and baseball are relaxed; hockey is roomiest; hoodies and tees are regular.
• Charts are a general guide: compare with something you own.
• Orders are processed in 1-3 business days, then ship free from the USA to the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, usually arriving in 7-14 business days. There is no minimum order for free shipping.
• You have 60 days to return an item on a free return label, and your refund goes out within 7 days of the return reaching us.

Style by style

Here is every custom style with what sets it apart, so you can match the cut to the occasion before you look at the chart.

Blank and plain pieces

These carry no name, no number and no logo. Size them with the same charts as their custom twins.

Because nothing is personalised on these, they follow the standard section of our returns policy if the size is not right. That makes a blank style a low-risk way to check a cut before you order your custom version.

Measuring tips that save returns

• Measure on a flat surface, not while the garment is on a hanger.
• Do not pull the tape tight; let it lie flat on the fabric.
• Measure twice. If the two readings differ, use the larger one.
• Compare like with like: a hockey jersey with our hockey chart, a hoodie with our hoodie chart.
• Jerseys you own from other shops may run differently; trust the measurements, not the size label.

If your chest measurement lands exactly between two rows, choose by how you will wear it. Over a hoodie or for a relaxed look, take the larger row. On its own or for a closer look, take the smaller row. On hockey jerseys, the larger row is usually too big unless you wear pads.

Why we give a general chart

Our charts are a general guide built around the cut of each style family. Each jersey is made to order for you, and small differences of around half an inch to an inch between pieces are normal. Comparing with a jersey you own is the most reliable way to get the size right.

Getting your lettering right

The name field takes up to 12 characters and prints in capitals across the shoulders. Short names print bigger; long names are scaled to fit the width, so a 12-letter name sits a little smaller than a 4-letter one. The number field takes 0 to 99. Single digits are centred; two digits sit side by side.

Spaces count as characters. Hyphens and apostrophes are fine. Emoji and symbols are not printed. If you leave a required field empty, the add-to-cart button asks you to fill it in first, so you will never get a blank back by accident on a custom style.

The preview is a guide to placement and spelling, not a colour-exact photo. The real lettering is printed in the contrast colour described on the product page for your colourway.

Common mix-ups we see

• Typing the number into the name field. Check both fields in the preview.
• Nicknames with doubled letters, like “MATTT”. Read it out loud once.
• Ordering a family set and putting two people’s names on the same line. Add one item per person.
• Choosing a size for a gift by guessing. Check a jersey they already wear against the Size Guide.
• Picking a blank style and expecting text on it. Blank styles have no fields: switch to the custom twin in the matching rack.

Hockey and rink guide

Hockey jerseys are long, roomy and warm. The lace-up collar style gives the old-barn look; the speed stripe is the boldest; the hem stripe is the friendliest to match; the V-neck practice jersey is the lightest and simplest. Selected styles let you add sleeve numbers for $4, the same number on both arms.

Because the cut is roomy, a hockey jersey goes over a hoodie with no trouble. Many people size down one for everyday wear and keep their usual size if they wear pads. Check the hockey chart on the Size Guide before you choose.

Jersey words, explained

• Yoke: the panel across the shoulders and upper chest, in a contrast colour on our Two-Tone Yoke football jersey.
• Raglan sleeve: a sleeve that runs in one piece from the collar to the cuff, in black on our raglan baseball jersey and fan tee.
• Placket: the opening at the front of a baseball jersey; full-button goes all the way down, two-button only at the top.
• Piping: a thin line of contrast colour along the placket and sleeves.
• Lace-up collar: the laced neck opening on our classic hockey jersey.
• Hem stripe: stripes around the bottom edge of a hockey jersey.
• Blank: nothing printed, no name, no number, no logo.