To buy soccer uniforms for a team, start with a kit of a jersey, shorts and socks for every player, then plan home-and-away or light-and-dark colors, a contrasting goalkeeper jersey, legal numbers and a roster of sizes. Shop custom soccer uniforms for adult club, school and league teams, women's soccer uniforms for women's and girls' teams, or youth soccer uniforms for youth clubs and rec leagues.
Step 1: Men's, women's or youth?
ProPlayer keeps custom soccer uniforms in three collections, so start with the age and gender of your roster.
- Adult club, school and league teams. Use custom soccer uniforms. It compares High Five and Adidas packages, including stock, single-game, home-and-away and sublimated kits, plus Adicustom Collegiate v-neck and crewneck packages.
- Women's and girls' teams. Use women's soccer uniforms. It compares High Five and Adidas Tiro 19, Squadra 17 and MiGraphic single-game, home-and-away and sublimated sets, described as player packs with jerseys, shorts and socks.
- Youth clubs and rec leagues. Use youth soccer uniforms. It includes High Five and Adidas stock, single-game, home-and-away and sublimated packages, including styles that also appear in the adult collections.
Step 2: Jersey, shorts and socks kits
A soccer kit typically includes a jersey, shorts and socks for each field player. Compare single-game or complete packages if you need one set, and home-and-away packages if your league requires two colorways. High Five Freestyle and Custom, and Adidas Tiro 19 in the women's collection, are two-kit options.
Stock styles start from an existing design. Custom or sublimated packages give you more control over the team's look and can print colors and graphics into the fabric. Compare Adidas MiGraphic, MiCompetition and Adicustom sublimated packages with High Five stock and Freestyle styles, then ask for a quote on the style that fits your team.
Plan a goalkeeper jersey that contrasts with both teams. Under NFHS high school rules, the goalkeeper's jersey must be distinctly different in color from teammates and the opposing team, and the goalkeeper's socks must differ from the opposing team (they do not have to match teammates). Under US Youth Soccer national competition rules, goalkeepers must wear colors that distinguish them from other players and officials. High school shorts may be a different color from the jersey, and goalkeepers' shorts are not required to match teammates. Confirm the current rule with your state association or league.
Numbers and home-and-away colors
High school soccer follows NFHS uniform rules. Many club and travel teams follow US Youth Soccer or their own league book, and those color rules are not the same. Confirm the current book for your season before you approve art.
- High school (NFHS). The home team wears dark jerseys that contrast with white, and dark socks of a single dominant color (socks do not have to match the jersey). The visiting team wears solid white jerseys with no colored trim, and solid white socks. All team members wear the same color and style of uniform. Every jersey, including the goalkeeper's, must be numbered, and numbers may not be duplicated. The front number must be at least 4 inches tall and may be on the jersey or the shorts. The back number must be at least 6 inches tall. Numbers must be a solid color, contrast with the jersey, and be clearly visible.
- US Youth Soccer national competitions. The 2025-26 National Championships and National Presidents Cup rules require each team to bring a light kit and a dark kit (jerseys and socks). The home team wears light and the visiting team wears dark. Jersey numbers must be visible and unique on the team; goalkeepers may wear optional numbered jerseys. Local club, rec and state leagues may use a different home-and-away policy, so confirm yours before you lock colors.
The home color is the opposite in those two books: dark for high school, light for US Youth Soccer national competitions. Confirm which set you will wear for each competition.
Sizing, timeline and a budget checklist
You do not need a finished design to start a quote, but a complete brief helps. Include the team name; whether the roster is adult, women's/girls' or youth; the package you like (stock or sublimated, single-game or home-and-away); colors, logo, names and numbers; a contrasting goalkeeper jersey; and a roster with sizes. Use youth sizes for younger players and adult sizes for older players, and record sizes carefully.
Start before the club season so you have time to collect sizes, approve art and confirm number and color rules. Ask for the timing that applies to your order when you request the quote. When you budget, plan for a jersey, shorts and socks for each player, decoration (names, numbers and a logo), a second kit if you need home-and-away or light-and-dark colors, a contrasting goalkeeper jersey (and socks that meet your league's contrast rule), and a few extras if you want late adds or replacements covered.
How to get a soccer uniform quote
Use the get-started page or the roster form, or email sales@proplayerteam.com or call 707-LEAGUE4 (707-532-4834). You can also use the contact form.
Soccer uniforms FAQ
Where do I buy custom soccer uniforms for a club or school team?
Start with custom soccer uniforms for adult club, school and league teams, or women's soccer uniforms for women's and girls' teams.
Do you have youth soccer uniforms?
Yes. Youth soccer uniforms include High Five and Adidas stock, single-game, home-and-away and sublimated packages for youth clubs and rec leagues.
Should my team buy home and away soccer uniforms?
If your league requires two colorways, choose a home-and-away package or plan a light kit and a dark kit (jerseys and socks). Under NFHS high school rules, the home team wears dark and the visitors wear solid white. Under US Youth Soccer national competition rules, the home team wears light and the visitors wear dark. Confirm the rule your games will use.
What number size do soccer jerseys need?
Under NFHS high school rules, the front number must be at least 4 inches tall (on the jersey or the shorts), the back number must be at least 6 inches tall, and every jersey, including the goalkeeper's, must have a unique number. US Youth Soccer national competition rules require visible, unique jersey numbers; goalkeepers may wear optional numbered jerseys. Club leagues may differ, so confirm the current rule for your league.
How do I get a price for my team?
If you're choosing between a stock style and a fully custom design, see our sublimated vs stock team uniforms buying guide.
Send your roster with sizes, colors and logo through the roster form, email sales@proplayerteam.com, call 707-532-4834, or use the contact form.