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Cricket Jersey Printing in London

πŸ“… April 7, 2026 ✍️ Priya Sharma ⏱️ 6 min read

London's cricket clubs β€” from local league sides to corporate charity matches β€” need jerseys that stay bright, breathable, and durable across a long summer season.

1. Fabric Needs for Cricket

Cricket matches run for hours in the open, so breathable, moisture-wicking performance polyester is essential β€” the same fabric family used across most modern club and league kits.

2. Coloured Kits vs Traditional Whites

Many London clubs still play traditional whites for longer-format matches, while limited-overs and social matches increasingly use bold, colored sublimated kits. We print both, matching the fabric and finish to the format your club plays.

3. Club and Sponsor Branding

Club crests, sponsor logos, and player names all print cleanly via sublimation, holding their color and shape across a full summer season of matches and washing.

4. Ordering as a Cricket Club

Order ahead of the new season with your full squad list and any known new signings, and consider a couple of spare kits in common sizes to cover mid-season additions to the squad.

πŸ’‘ Pro Tip

If your club plays both whites and colored kits, order them together β€” it's often more cost-effective than two separate smaller print runs.

Key Takeaways

  • Breathable performance polyester is essential for long cricket matches.
  • We print both traditional whites and modern colored kits.
  • Sublimation keeps club crests and sponsor logos vibrant all season.
  • Order ahead of the season with your full squad list.
  • Combining whites and colored kit orders can be more cost-effective.

Yes, alongside modern colored sublimated kits.

Yes, it's the standard for durable, vibrant club and league kits.

Yes, both print cleanly via sublimation.

Yes, individual names and numbers are included in the process.

At least 3–4 weeks ahead is recommended.

Yes, and it's often more cost-effective to combine them.

Order a couple of spares upfront to cover mid-season additions.

Yes, we regularly print one-off kits for charity and social matches.

Yes, from Pantone references or existing branding.

Send your design, squad size, and format (whites/colored) for a quote.

Priya Sharma
Priya Sharma

Design Lead at TShirtPrintLondon, specializing in sublimation and sports kit printing.

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