Design: Long-sleeved, loose-fitting to allow for protective padding underneath. Jerseys usually have a rounded neckline, with laces at the neck for an adjustable fit.
Fabric: Made from 170 to 220 gsm moisture-wicking materials like polyester mesh to keep players dry and comfortable during the game.
Colors: Primary team colors, often featuring bold stripes on the sleeves, shoulders, and along the hem. The front typically displays the team logo prominently, with player numbers on the back and sleeves, and sometimes the player’s name above the back number.
Details: Additional features can include sponsor logos, captain “C” or alternate captain “A” patches, and unique design elements to reflect team branding.

Design: Padded, loose-fitting shorts that extend to the top of the knee, offering protection to the thighs and lower back.
Fabric: Durable nylon or polyester with built-in padding for impact protection.
Colors: Typically match the team’s primary colors, often with stripes or accents that coordinate with the jersey.

Design: Long, fitted socks that are worn over shin guards, extending from the top of the skate to above the knee. They are held in place with a garter belt or Velcro tabs.
Fabric: Stretchy, durable knit material to fit snugly over protective gear.
Colors: Team colors, usually featuring stripes or other designs that complement the jersey and pants.