When you win as much as Bill Belichick, you can start dressing like Bill Belichick. Until then, sports team coaches should dress like the professionals they are.

You have your home jerseys, you have your away jerseys, and it's still not enough. The team - maybe the players, maybe the athletics department - is clamoring for a third jersey, and it's up to you to figure out what it will look like.

Here are a few tips to guide your eye to the details that will take the jerseys you’re designing from good enough to “Hey, can I get one of those to keep and another one for my sister?”

Sometimes the best way to update your team’s look is to go back - back in team history and just back to basics. Here are a few pro teams that show how you can design a new look for your team’s jerseys by going back to a simpler time of classic tastes.

Every year around this time, people talk about the “must have” accessories, but this back-to-school there really is a Must Have accessory: face masks. Whether you’re going to class, practice or the game, you’ll almost certainly be wearing something you’d never thought to wear a few months ago.

Lots of people can recognize uniforms from a variety of teams, but not many people have ever designed one. If you’re putting together a baseball team’s uniforms for the first time, here’s a checklist to make sure you have all your bases covered.

When you are designing custom hockey jerseys, the area around the neck offers a surprising number of opportunities for creativity and team identity. Along with the name, some features of the old-time hockey sweaters have made their way into our modern jerseys, especially for teams looking for an old-school vintage look. Here are a few details you’ll have to decide on when designing custom hockey jerseys for your team.

Custom face masks are already showing up on team benches as sports start to return. If your substitute players, staff and fans have to wear face masks, don’t miss the chance to have them match your team’s uniforms.

Your uniform is more than your jersey. You need to look like a team from top to bottom as you go out and play like a team from whistle to whistle. From the jersey to the socks, everything should match perfectly and let everyone know who you are. It can be easy to overlook the socks when designing your team’s uniform, but adding sublimated socks to complete the look can be quick and easy.

High school sports ended their 30-year streak of annual growth in the 2018/19 school year. For as long as the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) has taken their annual survey, they have only ever reported on an increased number of young people playing competitive scholastic sports. But the multi-year decline in football and basketball caught up to the gains in other sports to bring down the total participation number.

Soccer players all know what rules will result in a whistle, a yellow card or a red card. However, most will never have to think about the rules that govern the kits they wear on the pitch. Everyone knows about the socks, but what are the actual requirements and standards for soccer uniforms?

Baseball is America’s pastime, but football might best capture the heartbeat of the country. From high school to college to the professional levels, communities come together around their football team like few others, and everyone knows who they’ll be watching on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays in the fall. 

Few sports require as much protective gear as football, which places unique demands on football uniforms. Here are a few pointers and recommendations to put together the right uniform for your team.