Custom baseball jerseys come down to two different orders. You’re either personalizing an existing design with your name and number, or you’re building a matching set for a whole team or league. The two paths use different parts of the process, so knowing which one you’re on first saves you a round of back-and-forth later.
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Personal order or team order? Start here
If you want one jersey with your name on it, you can personalize an existing baseball-style design in a few clicks at checkout. If you’re outfitting a rec league team, a corporate softball squad, or a travel team, you’re better off reaching out directly with your roster and design idea before you order anything, since a bulk run needs decisions a single checkout page doesn’t ask for.
What a custom baseball jersey from FANKIT actually looks like
FANKIT’s baseball jerseys pair a baseball collar with club-style graphics for a casual, off-field look, not a traditional button-down match uniform. The Paris Saint-Germain baseball jersey and the Bayern Munich baseball jersey are two examples currently listed, both built in a lightweight, breathable fabric and sold as fan-version apparel. That’s worth knowing going in. You’re picking a streetwear-leaning jersey with a baseball cut, not a full team uniform kit, unless you go the team/league custom route below.
Add your name, number, and logo
Personalization adds your name and number to the jersey for $5 on top of the base price. If you’re adding a team or sponsor logo instead of a name, you can upload artwork directly. FANKIT accepts JPG, PNG, WEBP, PDF, AI, or SVG files up to 10MB, so a simple export from Canva or Illustrator works without extra conversion.
If you’re ordering for yourself, double check the spelling and number before you submit. If you’re ordering for a group, get one sample approved before the rest of the roster goes into production. That single check catches a wrong number or a stretched logo before it’s on fifteen jerseys instead of one.
How your name and number actually get applied
The method behind your lettering decides how long it lasts, not just how it looks on day one.
| Method | Best for | Durability |
|---|---|---|
| Sublimation printing | Full graphics, gradients, or an all-over design | Dyed into the fabric itself, so it won’t crack or peel with normal washing |
| Screen printing | Simple, solid-color names or numbers | Holds up well short-term but can crack after years of heavy washing |
| Heat transfer printing | Small, last-minute additions like a single name and number | Fastest and cheapest, but the first to show wear over repeated washes |
| Embroidery | Team crests, sponsor patches, small logo details | Holds up longer than the other three for small elements, but not practical for full designs |
Scope note: these methods come from FANKIT’s customization service page (fankitjersey.com/service/), which lists them as available options across its custom apparel. Durability notes reflect general garment-printing standards rather than FANKIT’s own published test data.
Check sizing before you order, not after
Sizing labels aren’t identical across every listing. The Paris Saint-Germain baseball jersey runs S through 2XL, while some of FANKIT’s other product lines top out at XXL instead. That’s a small difference, but it matters if you’re ordering close to the top of the range. Check the size chart on the specific product you’re ordering, and use FANKIT’s size guide if you need help reading the measurements rather than guessing off the label alone.
Ordering for a team or league
If you’re outfitting a team or league, the checkout customization on an individual listing isn’t built for a full roster. FANKIT’s structured design flow currently covers soccer, basketball, rugby and training, and kids’ team sets by name, and baseball isn’t one of the categories listed there. That doesn’t mean a team order is off the table. It means you should ask directly before you assume a specific fabric, color, or fit is available for a baseball build.
Contact FANKIT with your team size, the look you want, and your deadline, and ask specifically whether they can build a full baseball uniform for your league or whether your best option is personalizing the existing baseball-style jersey across your whole roster. Either answer is useful. You just want it before you commit to fifteen or twenty jerseys, not after.
Know your timeline
FANKIT usually ships personalized items within 3 to 5 business days of order confirmation, and shipping to the US typically adds another 7 to 15 business days on top of that, according to FANKIT’s shipping policy. If you’re ordering for a season opener or a specific tournament date, work backward from that date and build in the buffer. Rush production is available for bulk orders, with sampling turned around in as little as 2 hours once you’re working directly with the team.
Ready to order
If you want one jersey for yourself, pick one of the baseball-style designs above and add your name and number at checkout. If you’re ordering for a team or league, reach out with your roster size and design idea and get a straight answer on what they can build before you commit to the full order.
FAQ
Can I order just one custom baseball jersey, or does FANKIT only do team orders?
You can order a single jersey and personalize it with your own name and number at checkout. Team and league orders go through a separate conversation so pricing and design can be worked out for the full roster.
What file format do I need for a team or sponsor logo?
JPG, PNG, WEBP, PDF, AI, or SVG, up to 10MB. If your logo is already a vector file from a designer, that’s the cleanest option and avoids any quality loss.
Does FANKIT make traditional button-down baseball uniforms?
The listed baseball-style jerseys are a collar-and-graphic lifestyle design, not a button-down match uniform. If your team specifically needs a button-down build, ask when you contact FANKIT rather than assuming it’s available.
How much does it cost to add a name and number?
Personalization adds $5 to the base price of the jersey on top of whatever size and design you’ve selected.
Is there a minimum order for a team or league jersey run?
That depends on the design and fabric you land on, so the fastest way to get a real number is to reach out with your roster size rather than guess from a general chart.
How long will a personalized jersey take to arrive?
Budget 3 to 5 business days for processing and another 7 to 15 business days for US shipping. If you’re on a deadline, mention it when you order or when you reach out about a bulk run.
