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Slowpitch softball jerseys are the lightweight sublimated shirts that adult rec, men’s, coed, beer league and senior teams wear. They are usually a 2 button, V neck or sleeveless pullover rather than the full button jersey fastpitch programs use. The rules are loose. USA Softball only asks rec division teams for shirts similar in color with a number, USSSA calls numbers optional, and Senior Softball USA wants 5 inch numbers with no duplicates. For men’s slowpitch, order a men’s cut jersey; at Hamco that is the baseball jersey line, $41.99 to $44.99 at 1 to 24 pieces. For women on a coed roster, order the same design in the women’s cut softball line at the same price. A 12 player team pays about $540 for 2 button jerseys with names, numbers and logos included, and a full jersey and pants package runs $92.99 per player. Pick the cut, pick two colors, and put a 6 inch number on the back; USA Softball’s minimum is 3 inches and Senior Softball USA’s is 5, so 6 covers every book. Order 2 extra jerseys for the subs who show up in week three.<\/p><\/div>\n\n

Most slowpitch teams buy jerseys the same way every spring: the captain texts the group, somebody finds the cheapest shirt online, and the numbers peel by July. This guide is the version of that conversation where you spend about the same money and get a jersey that lasts three seasons. It covers which cut fits a men’s, coed or senior roster and what the three big rule books require. It also covers what a custom softball uniform<\/a> costs at each order size, and the design mistakes that make a $45 jersey look like a $15 one.<\/p>\n\n

One thing most buyer’s guides skip: women’s softball jerseys and men’s softball jerseys are two different patterns, not two sizes of the same shirt. Hamco’s softball line is cut for female athletes through the chest, shoulder and waist, and the baseball line is the standard athletic cut, which is the men’s pattern. So a men’s slowpitch team should be looking at the two button baseball jerseys<\/a> and the rest of that line, and a coed team should order both cuts in one design. That split is the first decision, and it is the one most teams get wrong by accident.<\/p>\n\n\n

If your team is<\/th>Order this cut<\/th>Why<\/th><\/tr><\/thead>
Men’s slowpitch, rec or league<\/td>2 button jersey, men’s cut<\/td>Pulls on in seconds, looks like a real uniform, $44.99 at 1 to 24<\/td><\/tr>
Men’s slowpitch, tournament team<\/td>Full button jersey, men’s cut<\/td>The traditional look; same price at 1 to 24, costs $5 more at 101 plus<\/td><\/tr>
Coed<\/td>2 button or V neck in both cuts, one design<\/td>Men and women fit properly; 2 button, V neck and sleeveless cost the same in either line<\/td><\/tr>
Beer league, warm weather<\/td>Sleeveless or V neck, men’s cut<\/td>Cheapest at $41.99 and the coolest in August<\/td><\/tr>
Senior slowpitch (40 plus Masters, 50 plus and up)<\/td>2 button or V neck, numbers 6 inches tall (SSUSA minimum is 5)<\/td>SSUSA requires 5 inch numbers, and its men’s 65 plus and women’s 50 plus divisions field eleven players, so order 13 or more<\/td><\/tr>
Women’s slowpitch<\/td>2 button or sleeveless, women’s cut<\/td>Female athlete pattern; same prices as the men’s line on these cuts (full button differs at 101 plus, see the chart)<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n
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