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Football Kit / Jersey Designer

Our Football Kit / Jersey Designer helps you create custom football jerseys with unique colors, patterns, and team details. Design your perfect football kit quickly and easily with this free online tool.

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Football Kit & Jersey Designer

Design your own soccer kit online with a pro-style editor. Choose from 18 patterns and 5 collars, drag and drop your own logo, move the crest, sponsor, name and number anywhere on the shirt, then download your jersey, shorts and socks as an image or PDF.

18patterns5collarsDrag& dropPNG + PDFdownload

Quick Start Kits

Shirt Pattern

Collar

Sleeves

Sleeve Detail

For fun and team planning. Please don’t copy real club badges or brand logos onto your design.

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Kit Patterns

Classic Football Shirt Patterns

All 18 patterns in the designer, shown in navy and white.

Eighteen football shirt patternsNavy and white shirts showing plain, stripes, pinstripes, hoops, halves, quarters, sash, diagonal stripes, chevron, chest band, checks, waves, geometric, halftone dots, fade, contrast sleeves, side panels and shoulder yoke.PlainStripesPinstripesHoopsHalvesQuartersSashDiagonalChevronChest BandChecksWavesGeometricHalftoneFadeSleevesSide PanelsShoulder Yoke
Stripes, hoops, halves and sashes have been worn since football’s early days. Read more about the history of kits in the Wikipedia guide to football kits.
How It Works

How The Kit Designer Works

Four quick steps to your own kit.

1

Pick A Pattern

18 patterns and 5 collars.

2

Choose Colors

Shirt, trim, shorts and socks.

3

Drag And Drop

Move text and drop in your logo.

4

Download It

Save as an image or a PDF.

About The Tool

What Is A Football Kit Designer?

A football kit designer lets you create a soccer uniform on screen before you order it. Sunday league teams, youth clubs, school sides and fans use it to try out colors and patterns, agree on a look and share the design with a kit supplier.

The GlobeHour Football Kit & Jersey Designer works like a mini design studio. It shows the front and back of your shirt, plus shorts and socks, with realistic fabric shading. You can drag the crest, sponsor, name and numbers to any spot, drop in your own logo, pick number fonts and sleeve details, and undo any change. It also checks whether your shirt number is easy to read from a distance. When you’re done, download a sharp PNG image or a PDF design sheet with every color code listed.

Good to know: the copied and printed color codes are standard HEX codes, which most kit makers and printers can match.
The Formula

How Number Readability Is Checked

Example: the Austin Arrows have a white number on navy and white stripes.

StepFormulaExample
Brightness Of Each ColorRelative luminance L from the red, green and blue valuesWhite L = 1.00, navy L ≈ 0.02
Contrast Ratio(Lighter L + 0.05) ÷ (darker L + 0.05)White on navy ≈ 15:1
Worst CaseLowest ratio against every color behind the numberWhite on white stripe = 1:1
Outline CheckIf the outline contrasts 3:1+ with both the number and the stripe, the number counts as readableRed outline: 4.8:1 on white, so it rates Good (3:1)
Rating4.5+ Excellent, 3+ Good, 2+ Weak, under 2 Hard To ReadGood

The ratios follow the same contrast formula used in web accessibility guidelines. On striped or hooped shirts, a colored outline (trim) around the number helps a lot.

Color Ideas

Popular Kit Color Combinations

CombinationLookNumber Color That Works
Navy And WhiteSmart and classicWhite with a red or navy outline
Red And WhiteBold and easy to spotWhite on red, red on white
Black And GoldStrong and premiumGold on black
Sky Blue And NavyFresh and lightNavy on sky blue
Green And WhiteTraditionalWhite on green, black on white
Purple And PinkModern and eye-catchingWhite
Tips

Tips For Designing A Great Kit

  • Stick to two main colors and one trim color.
  • Check the number readability before you order.
  • Design a second, lighter or darker away kit to avoid clashes.
  • Goalkeepers need a different color from both teams.
  • Keep the sponsor short so it fits on small sizes.
  • Dark socks hide grass and mud stains better.
  • Share the PDF with your kit supplier so colors match.
  • Don’t use real club badges or brand logos without permission.
FAQ

Football Kit Designer FAQ

How Do I Design My Own Football Kit?

Pick a quick start kit or a pattern, choose your colors, then add your team name, crest or logo, sponsor, back name and number. Drag anything on the preview to move it. When you’re happy, download it as an image or PDF.

Is The Kit Designer Free?

Yes. It is completely free, needs no sign-up and works on phones, tablets and computers.

Which Patterns Can I Use?

Plain, stripes, pinstripes, hoops, halves, quarters, sash, diagonal stripes, chevron, chest band, checks, waves, geometric, halftone dots, fade, contrast sleeves, side panels and shoulder yoke. You can also change the pattern size.

Can I Add A Name And Number?

Yes. The back name and number show on the back of the shirt, and the number also appears on the front and on the shorts.

What Does Number Readability Mean?

It’s the contrast between your number color and the shirt colors behind it. A score of 3:1 or more is good. Under 2:1, the number is hard to read from a distance.

Can I Get The Color Codes?

Yes. Tap Copy Colors or download the PDF to get the HEX code of every color in your kit.

Can I Upload My Own Logo?

Yes. Drag and drop your logo onto the upload box or straight onto the kit preview, then drag it to the right spot and resize it. Only use logos you own or have permission to use.

Can I Order The Kit From Here?

No. GlobeHour doesn’t sell kits. Send the image or PDF to your local kit supplier as a design guide.

Is My Design Saved?

Your design is saved only in your own browser. Nothing is sent to GlobeHour.

Ready To Design Your Team’s Kit?

Pick your colors, add your number and download your kit in minutes.

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Daniel Brooks
Daniel Brooks
Daniel Brooks is a football writer specialising in player stats, club records, rankings, and analysis. He covers major leagues, standout performances, and player comparisons, turning football data and stories into clear, engaging content for fans.

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