1. Common materials for basketball jerseys include microfiber, polyester, nylon, cotton, and blends thereof. These jerseys typically use high-knit fabrics with a smooth feel and a breathable microporous layer, ensuring comfort, breathability, absorbency, and lightweight wear.
2. Most basketball game and training jerseys on the market use polyester fiber (commonly known as polyester) fabric. Polyester fabric is favored for its high strength, resistance to mildew, colorfastness, and durability.
3. High-end sports brands use modified polyester fabrics to improve the breathability and moisture absorption of the jerseys.
4. The number selection and printing materials on basketball jerseys involve various processes, such as screen printing, heat transfer printing, and offset printing. Each process has its characteristics and limitations. For example, screen printing is inexpensive but prone to peeling; heat transfer printing offers vibrant colors but has limited limitations; and offset printing varies in quality depending on the process.
5. To avoid problems such as jersey numbers falling off or cracking, you can choose offset printed numbers made of new materials. These numbers are highly compatible with different fabrics and colors, and are washable and sun-resistant. They are not easily damaged even by machine washing and vigorous scrubbing.
