One garment, two looks. Closed it reads as team kit; open over a plain tee it becomes a summer layer with the design showing in two vertical strips. That is why this cut gets more wear per year than a pullover jersey.

Repeating patterns and edge-to-edge artwork, because the placket splits the front. Designs built around one central image lose their focal point when the buttons cut through the middle.

Yes — the back panel is left clear for exactly that, with the surname across the shoulders and number beneath. Read the spelling character by character before confirming, since the piece is made to your specification.

Looser, deliberately. Jerseys are drafted for movement, so sizing down gives a short jersey rather than a slim one. Take your usual size and check the size chart.

Collect chest and length measurements rather than letter sizes, send everyone the size chart, then order the batch together so it is produced in one run. A Hat completes the set without another sizing decision.

An open placket tangles in the drum and strains the button seams more than any other part of the garment. It is the most common way these fail, and it is entirely avoidable.

This has a full button placket and ribbed trims so it can be worn open. The pieces in Jersey are pullover and V-neck shapes with fewer fastenings, closer to a training top.