The official white flocking includes the name and number markings in the font used in the Premier League, designed for the white shirts of English clubs. Each reference is made with Avery Dennison technology, used for making the letters and numbers applied to the shirts.
Here you will find all the white flockings available, to be paired with the shirt of your choice according to the fabric colour.
The official white Premier League lettering is a name and number marking designed to be applied to light-coloured shirts, using the official typography used by the clubs in the English league. It is part of the range of markings offered by Foot-Store, which offers this same lettering in various colours depending on the shirt you want to personalise.
This white marking is distinguished from the black, navy blue, or red versions only by its colour: the font and format remain those of the Premier League.
This lettering is intended for white shirts, whether they are home or away shirts depending on the clubs and seasons. The white colour of the marking ensures good contrast on light fabric, replicating the same style worn by the players on the pitch.
Before ordering, check the exact colour of your shirt: white lettering does not stand out the same way on an already light fabric as it does on a dark shirt, where black or red versions are more appropriate.
The lettering is made using Avery Dennison technology, a brand specialised in textile marking materials used for the name and number. This process allows for clear letters and numbers, in the recognised font of the Premier League.
The official white lettering is complemented by other pages in the Premier League catalogue, useful depending on the shirt and the desired result:
You can also go back to the Premier League page to find all the markings in the league.
Prices and discounts on the markings change according to sales periods, and cannot be fixed in a product sheet. The events to watch out for are, in chronological order: Black Friday, the end-of-year holidays, the winter sales, and then the French Days in spring.
To not miss anything, you can check the Bons Plans, Sales, Clearance, Black Friday, and Special Offers pages directly. If you're looking for the latest additions to the catalogue, the New Arrivals page and the Shipped in 24h page allow you to filter by quick availability quickly.
Yes, the font and format of the marking are those used by all clubs in the league, only the chosen colour changes depending on the shirt. It is the shirt that determines the colour of lettering to choose, not the club itself.
The name and number can be ordered independently depending on what you want to personalise. The Names and numbers page allows you to create your marking letter by letter and number by number.
Yes, the badge can be applied in addition to the name and number marking, with no colour link necessary between the two. You can find available badges on the Badges Premier League page.
The marking is usually applied to a new shirt, on clean, flat fabric for good adhesion. A previously worn shirt can receive lettering, provided the fabric is not damaged where the marking is to be placed.
The choice depends entirely on the colour of the shirt the marking will be placed on, with the font remaining the same from one colour to another. In case of doubt, compare the shade of your shirt to that of the lettering before finalising your selection.