Custom Sportswear Sizing Guide
How to choose sizes and prepare size information for custom teamwear orders.
Quick Answer for Team Sizing
Quick Answer
For custom team uniform orders, choose sizes from the correct product-specific size chart and confirm the final roster before production approval. Jerseys, shorts, hoodies, jackets and sport-specific uniforms can use different patterns, so one general clothing size should not be used for every product.
| What to prepare | Why it matters | Related guide |
|---|---|---|
| Product type | Different garments can use different measurements. | Team Sports Uniforms |
| Body or garment measurements requested by the chart | The correct measurement points depend on the product. | How to Choose the Right Size for Custom Team Uniforms |
| Adult/youth size labels | Youth and adult sizes must not be mixed without labels. | Youth vs Adult Custom Sportswear Sizing |
| Roster names, numbers and sizes | The approved roster guides personalized production. | How to Prepare a Team Roster |
| Sport-specific fit notes | Some sports need separate fit decisions, such as player and goalie hockey jerseys. | Hockey Jersey Sizing Guide |
Team Roster Example
| Player | Name | Number | Product | Size | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | LEE | 12 | Jersey + shorts | Adult M | Regular fit |
| 2 | KIM | 28 | Jersey + shorts | Youth L | Use youth chart |
| 3 | BROWN | 30 | Goalie jersey | Confirm chart | Separate from player jersey |
For order workflow, see How to Order Custom Sportswear. For material and color decisions that may affect feel and appearance, see the Fabric Guide and Color Guide.
Why Product-Specific Size Charts Matter
Not all sportswear products use the same measurements. A hockey jersey, cycling jersey, hoodie, polo shirt, jacket and pair of shorts may fit differently because of fabric stretch, garment pattern, sport function and customer preference.
For this reason, Vimost Sports provides product-specific size charts during the order discussion or order confirmation process. This helps customers choose sizes based on the correct product style instead of using one general size chart for every item.
How to Measure for Custom Sportswear
For the best size choice, measure a similar garment that fits well or measure the body carefully with a soft measuring tape. Keep the tape level and do not pull it too tight.
Chest
Measure around the fullest part of the chest.
Body Length
Measure from the highest shoulder point to the bottom hem.
Shoulder Width
Measure from one shoulder edge to the other.
Sleeve Length
Measure from the shoulder seam to the sleeve opening.
Waist
Measure around the natural waistline.
Hip
Measure around the fullest part of the hips.
Inseam
Measure from the crotch to the bottom of the leg opening.
Understanding Fit Types
Different sportswear products may use different fit styles. Before choosing a size, please confirm whether your product is designed as regular fit, loose fit, slim fit, relaxed fit or compression fit.
Regular Fit
A balanced fit for most team uniforms and general sportswear.
Loose Fit
A roomier fit often used for hockey jerseys, warm-ups, hoodies or outerwear.
Slim Fit
A closer fit used for some training apparel, cycling apparel or performance tops.
Compression Fit
A tight performance fit designed to stay close to the body. Size selection should be checked more carefully.
Youth, Women’s and Unisex Fit
The following size chart images are provided as general references only. Product-specific size charts are available during order discussion or confirmation.
The following shows examples of different sizes for your reference. If you want to see more product size tables, please contact our sales staff, thank you.
Important Size Notes
- Size charts are for reference only.
- Different products may use different measurements.
- A small measurement tolerance may occur in cut-and-sew production.
- Fabric stretch and garment fit can affect how the product feels when worn.
- Please confirm all sizes before production starts.
- After custom production begins, size changes may not be possible.
- If you are unsure about sizing, contact our team before confirming the order.
Sizing FAQ
Q1. Are all sportswear size charts the same?
No. Different products may use different size charts because garment pattern, fabric stretch, sport function and fit style can all affect measurements.
Q2. Why do I need to request the correct size chart?
Product-specific size charts help customers choose sizes based on the actual product style instead of using one general chart for all garments.
Q3. Can you make custom sizes?
Custom size requests may be available for some products. Please contact us before production so our team can check the product style, pattern and requirements.
Q4. How should I choose a size if I am between two sizes?
Please check the fit style first. For a looser sportswear fit, many customers choose the larger size. For a closer fit, compare garment measurements carefully before confirming.
Q5. Can I change sizes after production starts?
After production starts, size changes may not be possible because custom sportswear is made according to approved order details. Please confirm all sizes before production.
Q6. Can I send a team roster?
Yes. You can send a team roster with player names, numbers, sizes and quantities. A clear roster helps reduce mistakes for team orders.
Product-Specific Size Charts Available on Request
To help customers choose more accurately, we can provide product-specific size charts based on the item you want to order. Please contact us with your product type, sport category and fit preference, and our team will send the most suitable sizing information for your project.