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☆Personlise your own jersey. Can customize the star and personal name, Please leave a message in the order!《Name and number》 Material: Polyester (polyester fiber) Ingredient content: 100% Function: quick-drying, moisture wicking, breathable Gender: Unisex sleeve length: short sleeve What is the difference between Fans and Player Issue? Fans Issue :Cost less, Regular Cut, Logo Embroid Player Issue : More expensive, Slim Fit , Logo Sticker 1. Price: Fan vs Player version Here’s what you’re most likely to be interested in – how does each kit affect your wallet? Well… Fan version jerseys always cost less than their Player version counterparts. This is because they are built with more cost-effective fabric and applications. Fan version jerseys are designed for everyday support and casual wear – there is no need for manufacturers to invest the extra money into turning them into high-performance sport devices. Player version jerseys, on the other hand, are built to assist world class athletes in performing at the highest level. Much more thought and cost goes into the creation of their kits. 2. Applications (Crests, sponsors and more): Fan vs Player version All applications applied to your jersey – be it club crest, brand – differ between Fan and Player version. On the Fan version, most applications are embroidered or sewn-on, meaning they have a thread-like feel and are durable, able to withstand extensive wear and numerous wash cycles. On the Player version, applications are heat-pressed, meaning they have a smooth, synthetic feel and must be handled with care when washed. Badges like these create a premium aesthetic, as they are often raised and textured, sometimes heavier than their Fan version counterparts. 3. Fit: Fan vs Player version Probably the most important and notable distinction between Fan and Player version soccer jerseys is the way they fit. When it comes to fit, just keep this in mind: Fan version kits are built like t-shirts or polos, while Player version are tighter, slim and form-fitting. This means there will be visible differences in the tightness of the shirts at the waist, hips and arms. Player version jerseys wear a bit tighter – on the pitch, this protects you from the opposition grabbing you and pulling you back by your jersey. There’s also an argument to be made for aerodynamics and reduced flapping when performing quick turns and pirouettes. If you don’t like the slim fit, but still would like to wear a Player version jersey, we recommend you purchase one size up from your typical shirt size.