One-Off Jerseys
Jerseys made in ones and twos. A team kit for the Runtime Terrors, FSU-themed garnet and black spec sheets, sunset gradients with a player's name, and the early full-sublimation tests.
Most jersey work on this site is a run: a series, a club line, a tournament kit. These are the shirts made for one person or one team, which is where a lot of the technique got worked out.
The Runtime Terrors kit is the one I’d put on a wall. The whole body is rows of code set small enough to read as texture from ten feet and as code from two, in terminal green, with the name the only thing in plain type. The back carries a name and a PDGA number, which on a disc golf jersey is the uniform number. The FSU-themed garnet and black were built as complete VII Apparel spec sheets (front, back, sleeves, collar, print notes), which is the format a sublimation vendor needs. A pretty mockup isn’t an order.
The sunset gradients with a name in script and the single red colorway off the Show Up, Show Out base are the ones a member asks for after seeing a run they missed. Same panels, one order. The 2022 hoops-and-crest test was the first full-sublimation shirt I sent out, to see what the process does to a stripe at a seam before betting a club run on it.
Produced with VII Apparel, Zone Sporting Goods, and BTX Sports depending on the year.
Runtime Terrors. The body is rows of code; the name is the only thing set in plain type.
Back: name and PDGA number, because on a disc golf jersey that is the uniform number.
FSU-themed, garnet with gold spears, as a full VII Apparel spec sheet: front, back, sleeves, collar, and the print notes.
The same design in black.
Sunset gradient with palms and a player's name in script. A one-off on the club's Miami Vice base.
A single red colorway off the Show Up, Show Out base, made for one order.
Gradient with texture, mocked on a full kit.
2022, the first full-sublimation test: hoops and a crest, to learn what the process does to a seam.