Name one team contact before collecting details
A single contact keeps jersey files, logo permissions, colour feedback and requested changes in one place. Players can still provide sizing and preferences, but one person should consolidate the information that TeamTone reviews. This reduces conflicting approvals and missing details.
Use the current jersey as the design brief
Provide a clear photo or uniform mockup that shows the dominant colour, trim and logo placement. Explain which details are essential to the team identity and which are open to interpretation. Digital palette readings are approximate; final production colours require direct confirmation.
Collect approximate quantities and size preferences
Count interested players and record the sizes they expect to need. Treat the early list as planning information, not a final order. Available size ranges, minimum quantities and production options must be confirmed for the specific request rather than assumed from a generic website chart.
Review concept direction before production details
First decide whether the team wants a restrained, contrast-led or full-palette look. Then TeamTone can review panel mapping, artwork, product availability, pricing and timing. Submitting the website request does not charge a payment method or guarantee that every proposed option can be produced.