Custom Motocross Jerseys: How to Design and Order Yours

A custom motocross jersey does more than keep roost off your arms. It tells everyone at the gate who you are, what number you run and which crew you ride with. Whether you race local amateur motos, ride trails with your family or run a small team out of a trailer, a jersey with your name and number turns you from "the guy on the blue bike" into a rider people remember. This guide walks through how custom motocross jerseys work, what to look for in fabric and fit, how to design one that reads from the stands, and how to order for a whole team without headaches.

What makes a jersey "custom"?

Most riders mean one of three things when they say custom:

• Personalized stock designs. You pick an existing design and add your name and race number. This is the fastest, most affordable route and covers what most riders want.
• Team versions of a design. One design, many riders, each with their own name and number. Great for clubs, families and sponsored amateur teams.
• Fully original artwork. A design built from scratch with sponsor logos and team colors. It costs more and takes longer.

For nine out of ten riders, a personalized design is the sweet spot. You get a jersey that looks one of a kind without paying for a graphic designer. Browse our custom motocross jerseys to see designs that take a name and number.

How to get a custom motocross jersey

The process is simpler than most riders expect:

1. Choose a design. Start with colors that match your bike or team. Blue jerseys pair naturally with blue bikes, red with red, and black works with anything.
2. Add your name and number. Type them in the personalization fields on the product page. Double check spelling and the number before you check out.
3. Pick a size. Measure your chest over the protection you actually wear (more on that below) and compare it to our size guide.
4. Order with time to spare. Each jersey is printed to order, so plan around production and shipping before race day.

Fabric and features that matter

A motocross jersey lives a hard life. It gets sweated through, roosted, crashed in and washed every week. Look for these features:

• Lightweight, moisture-wicking polyester. It pulls sweat off your skin so you stay cooler in long motos and summer trail rides.
• UPF sun protection. Many of our jerseys are rated UPF 30+, which matters on long days at an open track. See our UPF motocross jerseys.
• Long sleeves. Sleeves protect your arms from branches, roost and sun, and they keep elbow guards from rubbing.
• A relaxed athletic cut. You need room for a chest protector or roost deflector underneath and full arm movement on the bars.
• Sublimated printing. The design is dyed into the fabric instead of sitting on top, so it does not crack, peel or fade fast.

Design tips: make your jersey read from the stands

A great jersey looks good at 50 feet, not just in a product photo. Keep these rules in mind:

• Big, bold numbers. Your number on the back should be readable by scorers and fans. Avoid thin or script fonts for numbers.
• High contrast. White numbers on a dark jersey or black numbers on a light one. Low contrast looks cool up close and disappears on the track.
• Match the bike, not the trend. A jersey that matches your plastics looks like a factory kit. Flame, skull and wild-animal designs are fun, but tie them to your bike colors.
• Keep names short. A last name or nickname fits across the shoulders better than a full name.
• Think about the whole kit. Neutral pants and gloves let a loud jersey shine without looking busy.

Need inspiration? Our flame biker shirts and American flag motocross jerseys are rider favorites.

Custom jerseys for teams and families

Matching jerseys turn a group of riders into a crew. They make it easy to spot your people across a busy pit, they look great in photos and they give sponsors a clean place to see their support. Ordering for a team is straightforward:

• Pick one design and lock the colors before collecting names.
• Collect names, numbers and sizes in one spreadsheet. One column each, one row per rider. It prevents most mistakes.
• Include the kids. Youth riders love matching the adults. We carry youth motocross jerseys in the same styles.
• Order everyone at the same time so the jerseys arrive together.

There is no minimum order, so a two-rider family can match just as easily as a 20-rider club.

How much should a custom jersey cost?

Prices vary widely. A personalized stock design usually costs about the same as a branded off-the-shelf jersey, while fully original artwork from a dedicated design shop can cost much more per piece and often requires a minimum order. When you compare prices, look at:

• Whether the name and number are included or extra.
• Minimum order quantities.
• Shipping costs and how long production takes.
• The return policy if a size is wrong.

At Shopwada, personalization is part of the product, orders of $50 or more ship free, and there is no minimum.

Caring for your jersey

Treat your jersey well and it will last for seasons:

• Rinse off heavy mud with a hose before it hits the washer.
• Wash cold, inside out, with similar colors.
• Skip fabric softener. It clogs the moisture-wicking fibers.
• Hang dry or tumble dry low. High heat is the enemy of performance fabric.
• Do not iron directly on the print.

Common mistakes to avoid

• Sizing for bare skin. If you wear a chest protector, measure over it or your jersey will be tight across the chest.
• Typos in names. Have each rider confirm their own spelling before the order goes in.
• Duplicate numbers. Check your club or series rules so two teammates do not run the same number.
• Waiting until race week. Printed-to-order gear needs production time, so order early.

Ordering timeline

Every jersey is made to order. Allow 2–3 business days for processing plus 3–7 business days for US shipping (7–14 business days for international orders). For a race or team event, order at least two weeks ahead. Orders of $50 or more ship free.

FAQ: custom motocross jerseys

How do I get a custom motocross jersey?

Pick a design, add your name and number in the personalization fields, choose your size and check out. Your jersey is printed to order and shipped to your door.

Can I make my own custom jersey?

Yes. Personalizing a design with your name, number and team colors is the easiest way to get a jersey that is truly yours without paying for original artwork.

Can I order jerseys for my whole team?

Yes. Each rider can have their own name and number on the same design, and there is no minimum order.

Do you make custom jerseys for kids?

Yes. Many designs come in youth sizes so kids can match the adults on the team.

What if my jersey does not fit?

Check the size guide before ordering. If something is not right, you can request a return within 30 days. Our support team is available 8 AM–5 PM Pacific time.

Ready to put your number on the line? Explore our full motocross collection and build the jersey you will be proud to race in.