Club and league releases run on a rolling calendar rather than one single drop date. European clubs typically lead from July, the NFL and college football follow in late summer, and the NBA, NHL and MLB land around their respective season openings. Stock on this page updates as each release goes live.

Replica jerseys use the fan cut — a relaxed body, slightly heavier fabric and a printed or heat-applied crest, built for regular wear. Match-spec builds follow the on-pitch pattern: a slimmer athletic cut, lighter technical fabric and a closer fit. If you plan to wear it over a tee or hoodie, the replica cut is the safer pick.

Yes on most styles. Jerseys marked as custom accept your own name and number at checkout, and many clubs also offer a pick-a-player option so you can print a current squad member. Custom pieces are made to order and take a little longer to ship.

Every product page carries a full measurement chart. As a rule: replica and fan cuts run true to size for everyday wear, while match-spec and on-ice cuts run slim — go one size up if you want layering room. Our size guide page has chest, length and sleeve measurements for men, women and youth.

In-stock jerseys leave the warehouse within a few business days. Custom-printed pieces need additional production time before they ship. You will get a tracking number as soon as the parcel is on the way, and you can check its status on the tracking page at any time.

Turn it inside out, wash cold on a gentle cycle and skip the tumble dryer. Hang it to dry away from direct sunlight. Never iron directly over the name, number or crest — press on the reverse side with a cloth in between if you need to.