Soccer Jersey Tech Pack Checklist: What to Send Your Manufacturer
A buyer-focused soccer jersey and uniform Tech Pack checklist covering construction, measurements, artwork, labels, packaging and sample approval.
Direct Answer
A soccer jersey Tech Pack should show the garment clearly and specify construction, measurements, fit, fabric direction, collar, sleeves, side panels, colors, logos, sponsor artwork, names, numbers, labels, packaging and revision control. Include shorts details when the project is a complete kit.
Key Takeaways
• Use technical flats and callouts rather than relying on inspiration photos.
• Attach a size chart, measurement points and fit direction.
• Keep artwork, labels, packaging and revision notes in the same controlled file.
Technical Flats and Construction
Provide front and back flats for the jersey and shorts, with callouts for collar, sleeves, side panels, hem, waistband, pockets and visible trims. Mark any detail that differs by colorway or size.
Measurements, Fit and Grading
List measurement points, base size, size range, intended fit and grading expectations. State whether the jersey is relaxed, regular or close to the body only when that is a deliberate buyer requirement.
Fabric and Color Direction
Describe the required handfeel, stretch, airflow or other performance considerations without inventing a specification. Add color references and identify where each color appears on the flat.
Branding and Player Details
Attach logos, sponsor artwork, player names and numbers, placement dimensions, colors and approval notes. Do not assume a decoration method; let the approved artwork and garment construction guide the production discussion.
Labels, Packaging and Revision Control
Include neck labels, care labels, hangtags, folding, polybag or carton notes where relevant. Give the Tech Pack a revision date and identify which file is the approved reference.
Sample Approval
Review the sample against the flats, measurements, fabric, colors, artwork, labels and construction notes. Record corrections in a revision log before approving bulk production.
What to Send for an RFQ
Send the Tech Pack, reference images or sample, quantity, size range, colorways, artwork, labels, packaging and destination through the Contact page. You can also review the Products index before requesting a quote.
Buyer FAQ
Q: Is a front flat enough?
A: No. Add back and detail views for every construction feature that affects production.
Q: Should shorts be in the same file?
A: Yes, when the order is a complete uniform kit; specify jersey and shorts separately and together.
Q: Do I need a full graded size chart?
A: Provide the size range and measurement points available, then confirm the grading discussion during sampling.
Q: Can I send only a reference photo?
A: A photo is useful, but written callouts and measurements reduce interpretation risk.
Q: How are artwork revisions controlled?
A: Use one revision number, date and approval owner for each submitted file.
Q: What should the RFQ include?
A: Product scope, quantity, sizes, colors, artwork, fabric requirements, labels, packaging and destination.
