Imperial Point builds custom baseball jerseys for travel, school, and rec teams, in sizes from youth small through adult 3XL. Every jersey is sublimated, meaning your team’s colors, names, and numbers are dyed directly into the fabric rather than printed on top of it. Upload your own logo or work with a designer to build one from scratch, then request team pricing to get costs for your full roster.
Fit and construction matter more than style on a team order, since the jersey has to hold up through a full season of practices, games, and washes. Imperial Point jerseys use moisture-wicking polyester with eco-friendly sublimation inks, so the design bonds into the fabric instead of sitting on the surface, where it can crack or peel with repeated wear. Breathable mesh panels and a tag-free neck label keep the jersey comfortable for a full game, and the sublimation process means there’s no limit on the number of colors in a design, unlike screen printing, where each color adds cost.
Team level changes what to prioritize. A youth rec team ordering once a season can work from a standard template design. A travel or high school program ordering multiple sets a year benefits from saving artwork on file, so reorders and roster changes don’t mean starting over.
Jersey sizes run from youth small through adult 3XL. Because a team order has to fit players of different ages and builds on one roster, check individual measurements against the baseball uniform size chart before submitting sizes, rather than guessing from a standard S-M-L breakdown. Getting sizing right the first time avoids the delay of reordering individual jerseys after the rest of the team’s set has already shipped.
Most baseball uniforms are still built with screen printing or tackle twill, where the design sits on top of the fabric as a separate layer. Sublimation works differently: heat and pressure turn the ink into a gas that bonds with the fibers themselves, so the graphic becomes part of the fabric rather than something applied to it. That process is covered in more detail in What Is a Sublimated Jersey?, including how it compares to screen printing on durability and color range.
Ordering starts with the sport, uniform style, and artwork rather than a size run, since a team order is built around one design applied across every player. Submit the roster’s sport and jersey style, then upload existing team artwork or work from a design created for the order. From there, team pricing accounts for roster size and design complexity instead of a flat per-jersey rate. Keeping one design on file also makes it faster to reorder or add players mid-season without redoing the artwork from scratch.
Start a custom baseball jersey design online, or upload existing artwork and request team pricing for your full roster.
Jerseys are available from youth small through adult 3XL, so one roster can mix youth and adult players in the same order. Check the size chart against individual player measurements before submitting your team’s sizing to avoid reorders.
A sublimated jersey has its design dyed directly into the fabric, so the graphic becomes part of the material instead of a layer printed or pressed on top. Screen printing and tackle twill sit on the surface of the fabric instead.
Yes. Names, numbers, and logos can be added to each jersey individually as part of the design, so every player on the roster gets a jersey specific to them rather than a generic team template.
Request team pricing through the online quote form. Costs are calculated based on roster size, jersey style, and design complexity rather than a flat per-unit price.