A easy way to get a Blackhawk jersey customize is to send to the Blackhawks Store they will send it to City Sport Lettering for official customer of the Blackhawks.
CSL is the official lettering company for the team, but honestly Exclusive Pro does feel nicer. Either way you get something officially licensed with correct specs, just a matter if you wanna use the on-field customizer or another licensed source
Custom Crafted was my team's customizer in the '90s. Despite playing nowhere near Boston. I thought teams usually picked a local customizer? But sometime in the 2000's, they ditched Custom Crafted. And went local.
Well detailed explanation of customization. I usually go with CoolHockey sewn on. And a few Jerseys I have from NHL shop some are sewn ( not that great) or pre sewn
I'm pretty iffy on CoolHockey, mostly due to the fact that they don't do on-ice customization, yet they advertise that it's to the "specifications of the NHLPA". It's all stacked twill no matter what team they are doing. I have some other issues with them, but that's the one that bothers me the most.
Yeah and hot take I prefer the Fanatics heat press over the vinyl Adidas pre stitching because the vinyl is almost a worse quality than the fanatics if not on par.Also didn't realize how many styles of stitching and number stacking there are out there.
It wasn't super easy to get done. The place I sent it to had to find somewhere that was able to do it. If I'm remembering correctly it ended up taking about 8 months. From my knowledge it still is twill, but just lazer etched into the twill. It was more expensive than usual
Great video! Very helpful for new fans and collectors!
Another Great Video !!
Cheers Bud !!
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My dawg. 🤜💥🤛 great subject coverage.
A easy way to get a Blackhawk jersey customize is to send to the Blackhawks Store they will send it to City Sport Lettering for official customer of the Blackhawks.
CSL is the official lettering company for the team, but honestly Exclusive Pro does feel nicer. Either way you get something officially licensed with correct specs, just a matter if you wanna use the on-field customizer or another licensed source
Agreed !
I just had a Custom Blackhawks Jersey from the Blackhawks Store shipped to here in Los Angeles California !!
Cheers bud !!
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But will they ruin it with the deplorable sportsbook?
Custom Crafted was my team's customizer in the '90s. Despite playing nowhere near Boston. I thought teams usually picked a local customizer? But sometime in the 2000's, they ditched Custom Crafted. And went local.
Name plate! lol Ducks still uses a name plate even with the new uniforms!
Ya, only a few times don't use the nameplates
Well detailed explanation of customization. I usually go with CoolHockey sewn on. And a few Jerseys I have from NHL shop some are sewn ( not that great) or pre sewn
I'm pretty iffy on CoolHockey, mostly due to the fact that they don't do on-ice customization, yet they advertise that it's to the "specifications of the NHLPA". It's all stacked twill no matter what team they are doing. I have some other issues with them, but that's the one that bothers me the most.
I'm not going with Cool Hockey again. I don't care how much Post2Post pumps them up.
Yeah and hot take I prefer the Fanatics heat press over the vinyl Adidas pre stitching because the vinyl is almost a worse quality than the fanatics if not on par.Also didn't realize how many styles of stitching and number stacking there are out there.
For me they both suck enough that I don't really have one over the other lol.
How hard was it for the customizers to get the laser cut Kings numbers? Is that material more expensive than typical twill?
It wasn't super easy to get done. The place I sent it to had to find somewhere that was able to do it. If I'm remembering correctly it ended up taking about 8 months.
From my knowledge it still is twill, but just lazer etched into the twill. It was more expensive than usual
@@TheJerseyZone Where did you send it?
Is prestitched twill or vinyl numbers? Or both?
Depends on where you get it. From my experience twill numbers are often stitched but that's not always the case.