Custom Lacrosse Sleeveless Jerseys

There's no minimum order quantity for the Custom Sleeveless Lacrosse Jerseys — order as few as 1 jersey for an individual player, or scale up through our volume tiers (1-24, 25-50, 51-100, and 101-500+) for lower per-jersey pricing as your order grows. Free shipping is included on every US order, regardless of size. Mixed sizes and youth/adult combinations are welcome within a single order at no extra cost.

Your custom Sleeveless Lacrosse Jerseys are ready 2–3 weeks after you approve your design, then it arrives 3–5 days later — that timeline includes design creation, full sublimation of the pro-mesh body, tackle twill front and back numbers, embroidered chest crest, and shipping to your door. Need it sooner? Ask for a free rush. We do it when production allows, and it is never guaranteed.

All four decoration methods are available on the Custom Sleeveless Lacrosse Jerseys: sublimation builds the team colorway, side panels, and background graphics by dye-fusing color permanently into the pro-mesh body; tackle twill anchors the front and back player numbers; embroidery delivers a dimensional chest crest plus a captain "C" designation; and screen printing handles single-color sponsor patches when teams carry them. Numbering follows NFHS lacrosse visibility standards. No setup fees, no per-color charges. Sublimated designs, names and numbers are included in the per-jersey price; your quote shows the price for embroidery, tackle twill and screen printing.

Most lacrosse leagues allow sleeveless jerseys, and they're popular for warm-weather play because they maximize arm mobility and airflow. League rules vary, though — some high school associations under NFHS and certain youth leagues require sleeved jerseys, so always confirm your specific league's uniform rule before ordering. If your league requires sleeves, the short-sleeve standard jersey or the full-sleeve jersey covers the same colorway, and we're happy to help you verify the rule before production.

The sleeveless jersey uses an athletic cut with reinforced armhole binding sized to drop over a player's shoulder pads while leaving the arms free for an unrestricted shot and cradle. Order by the player's over-pad fit, not street size — pads add roughly 2-4 inches of effective chest girth, so a player who wears a medium tee often needs a large jersey. Players who want arm coverage can wear their own compression sleeves underneath; our size charts include armhole measurements, and we can provide a sample for fit before a full team order.

Same body construction, same pro-mesh, same decoration toolkit — the sleeveless jersey drops the sleeves entirely for maximum airflow and arm mobility in peak-season heat, while the standard short-sleeve jersey adds cap sleeves for a more traditional game-day look and a little sun coverage on the shoulders. Both are sold standalone (no shorts) and both color-match the uniform set when ordered against the same colorway, so a roster can mix sleeveless and sleeved jerseys without the colors drifting.