The official red lettering allows you to personalise a Premier League shirt with a player's name and number, in the shades used by clubs that play in red like Arsenal, Liverpool FC, or Manchester United.
The marking is done using materials from the Avery Dennison brand, which are used to faithfully reproduce the lettering and numbers found on official shirts.
Official red flocking refers to the name and number printing applied to a shirt in a red shade, corresponding to the home or away colours of several Premier League clubs. It allows you to reproduce a player's customisation on a blank or pre-flocked shirt, in line with the colours and typography used by the relevant club.
Red flocking applies to clubs whose main shirt or one of the shirts for the season is red, such as Arsenal, Liverpool FC and Manchester United. It is suitable for both supporter and player versions of a shirt, as long as the colour of the flocking matches that of the chosen shirt.
The marking is done using materials from the Avery Dennison brand, which specialises in textile flocking technologies. This process is used to apply a name and a number on a shirt, in a colour and font that matches those used by the official clubs.
Depending on the shirt you are customising, another colour or category of flocking may be more suitable:
You can also check all the official Premier League flockings to compare clubs with each other.
The prices of flockings and shirts fluctuate depending on the time of year, especially around Black Friday, the end-of-year holidays, winter sales, or the French Days in spring. To keep up with these highlights, you can check the Good Deals, Sales, Clearance, and Black Friday pages. The new arrivals section also helps you spot the latest shirts available for flocking, and the Shipped in 24h page lists items ready to go out quickly.
Red flocking is designed for shirts with red as the main colour. On a shirt of another colour, the result won't match the codes used by the club, so it's better to go for the flocking category that suits the colour of the shirt.
No, each club uses its own typography and shade of red. The flocking offered here respects the official visual codes of each respective team, like Arsenal, Liverpool FC, or Manchester United.
Yes, flocking can be applied to both a supporter shirt and a player shirt, as long as the colour of the flocking matches that of the shirt and the design used for the chosen club.
The size of the flocking generally depends on the size of the shirt it is applied to. It is advisable to check the dimensions listed on the shirt's product page before choosing the marking.
Textile flocking is applied durably to the shirt and is not designed to be removed without damaging it. It's best to double-check the name, number, and colour before confirming the customisation.