Affordable Custom Soccer Jerseys: What You Actually Get at Each Price (2026)

Quick Answer Custom soccer jerseys come at four price tiers in 2026, from budget to premium, and each one buys something different. Blank stock jerseys from clearance listings come with no name, number, or crest and are decorated locally. Sublimated stock-design tees come with a stock print. Volume tier sublimated jerseys run $29.99 at 10 to 25 pieces down to $18.99 at 251 plus, names and numbers offered as an option, with tiers starting at 10 and a no refund policy. All-in sublimated jerseys run $44.99 at 1 to 24 down to $34.99 at 101 plus, with no minimum, a published fabric weight, and a free remake if the supplier made the mistake, reported within 30 days of delivery. The lowest-priced jersey is rarely the lowest-cost kit once reorders, returns, and a second color start.

A low price is a number, not a product. A clearance blank and a $45 all-in jersey are both custom soccer jerseys once a number goes on. A club treasurer comparing quotes deserves to know what changes between them. This guide lays out the four price tiers a team meets in 2026, with every figure checked on the company’s own page on the date shown under the table. It explains what each tier includes and what it quietly leaves out. It pairs with our youth soccer equipment checklist, which covers everything a player needs besides the kit.

One thing up front. Hamco sells the top tier here, so our own figures come from our custom soccer uniforms pages. They are held to the same standard as the vendors we cite. Where a lower-priced option is the right call, this guide says so. Where a low price hides a cost, it says that too, with the policy page linked.

The Four Price Tiers, Side by Side

Published prices, what each tier includes, and what it gives up, with the page each fact came from linked in the Source column.

Price tier	Published price	What you get	What you give up	Source
Blank stock jersey	Varies by listing	Plain polyester or mesh, no name, number, or crest; decoration is a separate job and cost	Blanks run out by size and color; decoration added later sits on the surface	Clearance listings
Sublimated stock-design tee	Varies by listing	Sublimated stock design	Stock design	Stock-design listings
Volume tier sublimated	$29.99 at 10 to 25, down to $18.99 at 251 plus	Full sublimation, names and numbers offered as an option, 100 percent polyester; tiers start at 10	Under 10 has no tier; order policy allows no refunds or returns; the FAQ gives 20 to 25 business days on average	Wooter wholesale soccer; Wooter order policy; Wooter FAQ
All-in sublimated	$44.99 at 1 to 24, down to $34.99 at 101 plus	About 160 GSM knit. Sublimated names, numbers and logos, the mockup and US shipping included; tackle twill is $5 per name and $5 per number; embroidery and screen printing are available, priced on your quote. No minimum	Highest entry price; order one jersey or 500 at the same all in structure	Hamco round neck jersey; Hamco soccer page

Checked 2026-10-21. Wooter: wholesale soccer jerseys page (wooterapparel.com/wholesale-soccer-jerseys) and FAQ (wooter.com/articles/frequently-asked-questions/); order policy (wooterapparel.com/return-policy). Hamco: our round-neck soccer jersey price tiers. Prices change, so ask each company for a written quote.

Tier 1: Blank Stock Jerseys

The lowest-priced custom soccer jersey starts as a blank. Clearance listings sell plain performance soccer jerseys in whatever sizes and colors are left. That is a real jersey at a low price. What it is not is custom. Names, numbers, and a crest are a second job at a local decorator. They go on as heat transfers or screen prints that sit on the surface of the fabric. The blanks also run out. A clearance color that fits 14 players in March may not exist for the two new players in May. The team ends up in two shades. For a one season rec team that needs matching shirts and will not reorder, a blank plus a number is the right low-cost option. For anything longer, the second job and the second shade are the hidden cost.

Tier 2: Sublimated Stock-Design Tees

The next step up is a sublimated stock-design tee. The print is real sublimation, so there is no print layer to crack or peel, and our guide to what sublimation printing is explains why that matters. For indoor leagues, pickup groups, and company teams, that is often enough. For a club that plays under a rulebook, it is a training shirt with a number on it.

Tier 3: Volume Tier Sublimated, $29.99 Down to $18.99

This is the tier most people mean when they look for low-priced custom soccer jerseys. Volume tier vendors publish full sublimation soccer jerseys that fall with quantity. Wooter’s wholesale soccer page lists $29.99 per jersey at 10 to 25 and $26.99 at 26 to 50. It drops to $24.99 at 51 to 100, $21.99 at 101 to 250, and $18.99 at 251 plus. Player names and numbers are offered as an option; no separate price is listed. The same page lists a jersey and shorts set on a second price line, $49.99 per set at 10 to 25 down to $32.99 at 251 plus, which is about $10 less than buying the two pieces separately at $29.99 each. That is the lowest published sublimated price in this guide, and for a league buying 250 kits it is a real saving. Read the two things the price table does not say. The tiers start at 10, so a team of 8 or a single replacement has no published price. And the order policy states no refunds or returns on custom orders, while the Wooter FAQ gives an average of 20 to 25 business days. The sport pages say 3 to 4 weeks. Fabric weight is not published. None of that makes it a bad buy. It makes it a buy for programs that order in bulk, plan early, and accept the proof as final.

Tier 4: All-In Sublimated, $44.99 Down to $34.99

The top tier in this guide is the all-in supplier. Our round neck soccer jersey tier table runs $44.99 each at 1 to 24 jerseys and $42.99 at 25 to 50. It drops to $39.99 at 51 to 100 and $34.99 at 101 plus. Sublimated names, numbers and logos, a 12 hour mockup, and shipping are included; tackle twill is $5 per name and $5 per number. It is the highest entry price here, $15 more per jersey than the volume tier at 10 to 24. Here is what that $15 buys, from the published pages. A stated fabric, about 160 GSM polyester knit with mesh back panels. Four decoration methods, so a club crest can be embroidered and back numbers can be tackle twill on a sublimated body. No minimum, so one replacement jersey ships at the same all in structure. Approval of a free mockup before production, and a free remake if we made the mistake, reported within 30 days of delivery. Youth and adult sizes at one price. And a soccer specific line around it. A goalkeeper jersey runs $49.99 at 1–24 ($39.99 at 101+). Tell us you play under NFHS rules and we design the keeper jersey to contrast. Whether that is worth $15 per jersey depends on how many seasons and how many reorders the kit will see.

Price vs Quantity: How the Two Models Compare

Both sublimated models cost less per jersey as orders grow, but not at the same rate and not from the same starting point. Here is how the two published tier tables compare by order size.

Side by side, the volume tier is lower at every quantity where it has a published price: $15 less per jersey at 10 to 24 ($29.99 against $44.99) and $13 less at 101 to 250 ($21.99 against $34.99). The gap never closes on price alone. Below 10 jerseys, only the all-in tier has a published price. At every quantity it also carries the published fabric weight, the decoration options and the same free-remake promise. So price per jersey answers a narrower question than it looks. If price is the only variable and the order is 10 or more, the volume tier wins. The rest of this guide is about the other variables.

What a Low Price Costs Later

Four costs show up after the invoice. Reorders. A club that adds three players in October needs three jerseys that match the March batch. A no-minimum supplier makes them from the saved design at the tier structure. A tier vendor has no published price under 10, and a blank retailer may not have the color. Returns. Custom apparel is seldom returnable for buyer error. A written free-remake promise is the difference between a remake and a loss when a seam fails in week three. Two shades. Kits ordered in two batches from stock can arrive in two versions of the same royal blue. That is why our best jersey color combinations guide tells clubs to order the whole palette at once. Rules. High school programs play under NFHS soccer rules. Those rules require a goalkeeper jersey distinctly different in color from teammates and the opposing team. Numbers must be a solid contrasting color, at least 6 inches high on the back and 4 inches on the front, per the NFHS soccer uniform requirements. A low-priced kit that fails at pregame check is the most expensive kit on the field.

Custom Soccer Uniform Sets: Pricing the Whole Set

Custom soccer kits, jersey plus shorts, follow the same tiers. Volume tier sets run $49.99 at 10 to 25 down to $32.99 at 251 plus. All-in sets (jersey and shorts) run $79.99 per player at 1–24 pieces and $69.99 at 101+. Socks are $22.99 ($14.99 at 101+), and a goalkeeper jersey is $49.99 ($39.99 at 101+). For custom soccer jerseys for teams that will be photographed, recruited from, or reordered, the set price matters less than the policy behind it. The best custom soccer jerseys for a program are the ones it can reorder in the same shade two seasons later. Our team uniform design guide covers how to design the kit once the tier is chosen.

If your program wants the top tier without the guessing, send your colors, crest, and roster. A free mockup comes back within 12 hours with unlimited revisions. Published all in prices run from $34.99 per jersey at volume to $44.99 for a single one. No minimum, and your order is ready 2–3 weeks after you approve the design, then 3–5 days to your door. And if the volume tier or a box of blanks is the right call for your season, now you know what you are buying.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much do affordable custom soccer jerseys cost?

A: A blank stock jersey from clearance listings costs the least but still needs decorating, and a sublimated stock-design tee comes with a stock print. At published 2026 prices, volume tier sublimated soccer jerseys run $29.99 at 10 to 25 pieces and fall to $18.99 at 251 plus. All-in sublimated jerseys run $44.99 at 1 to 24 and $34.99 at 101 plus.

Q: What is the lowest-cost way to get custom soccer jerseys for a team?

A: Order together. Volume tiers reward quantity. A club ordering three age groups in one batch pays $24.99 or less per jersey at a tier vendor. At an all-in supplier it pays $39.99 or less. The lowest-priced single jersey is a blank plus a local heat transfer, but that buys a surface print and no matching reorder.

Q: Are low-priced sublimated soccer jerseys good quality?

A: Often yes on the print, since sublimation dyes the design into the polyester at any price. The differences are fabric weight, cut, and policy. Lower-priced tiers often don’t publish GSM, and some state no refunds. A published fabric weight, a soccer cut, a goalkeeper jersey and a written free-remake promise are worth checking for at any price.

Q: What should a custom soccer kit include?

A: A field jersey, matching shorts, socks, and a goalkeeper jersey distinctly different in color from teammates and the opposing team. NFHS Rule 4 requires that keeper contrast for high school play. It also requires numbers at least 6 inches on the back and 4 inches on the front. Published kit sets run $49.99 to $32.99 by tier at volume vendors and $79.99 at 1–24 pieces ($69.99 at 101+) at all-in suppliers, with socks from $22.99.

Q: Which soccer uniform companies publish their prices?

A: Volume tier vendors like Wooter publish soccer tiers openly, and suppliers like Hamco Sports publish all-in prices per tier. Brand programs sold through team dealers usually quote by phone. When comparing soccer uniform companies, read the return and turnaround policy pages, not just the price tables, because that is where a low price can turn expensive.