Cricket clubs do their kit business backwards: the best time to order is when nobody is playing. Sort it over the winter and the shirts are in the bag for the first net session, instead of arriving after the second league match.
What a club side wears
Our cricket range is built around what a Saturday eleven actually puts on.
- Playing shirts. The Chadwick Radial cricket shirt comes in short and long sleeves, so each player can choose and the team still matches.
- A sleeveless jumper. The Joma cricket sleeveless jumper is the layer for April and September, and for anyone fielding at third man in a breeze.
- Trousers. Cricket trousers, cut to move in the field.
- Polos, jerseys and sweatshirts for training, for scorers and umpires, and for the bar afterwards.
Joma and Chadwick are the brands, and most styles come in adult and junior sizes, which suits clubs running colts sections alongside the senior teams.
Crest, sponsor and names
Cricket kit is personalised in our Lowestoft workshop. A club crest on the chest is £3.95 a garment and a sponsor logo is the same. A name is 80p a letter and initials are £1.75 a letter. Upload the artwork on the product page, place it on the shirt and the price is shown before you order. Our guide to embroidery or print explains which suits a playing shirt and which suits a jumper.
Check before you print
Leagues and county boards have their own rules about colours, numbers and the size of a sponsor's logo. Ask your league before the order goes in. It is a five-minute email that saves a reprint.
Paying for it
The squad order tool takes the whole eleven's sizes at once, and saves the list for next year. Spend over £100 and 10% comes off automatically, UK delivery is £6 and free over £300, and clubs and schools can use a purchase order. If members buy their own kit, a free club shop puts the crest on every item and takes the committee out of the middle.
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