Jersey names and numbers, straight from the roster

Add the roster once. MOCC shows the jerseys with names and numbers on your product photos, you adjust placement and size in cm, and the club approves the list with one link.

How to make jersey mockups with names and numbers

1. Paste the roster. Number, name, size and quantity, straight from Excel or Google Sheets. Initials can be added. Duplicate numbers are flagged.
2. Choose the setup. Font, colour and height in cm for names and numbers, and which placements to include: name and number on the back, number on the front, number on the shorts, and initials.
3. Place once. Drag the name and number into place on the product photo. The placement is saved for the product, so the next team with the same jersey is ready straight away.
4. Share and get approval. The club gets a link with the mockups and the list, and approves or asks for changes.

What you get

• Roster with sizes and quantities. Quantities per size are filled in on the products you choose, so the order is ready.
• Sizes in cm. Name and number heights are set in cm, as is the distance below the back collar. When the product has a scale, the mockup shows the true size.
• Long names handled. You set a maximum width. If a name is too wide, it gets smaller lettering. If it is still too wide, the lettering is made slightly narrower. The name is flagged in the list so you can check it.
• Colour to match the garment. White or black is picked from the garment colour, or you use your own colour and Pantone code.
• Names and numbers in the mockups. Choose a player to show on every product photo, so the club sees how the kit will look. Names and numbers follow the shape and folds of the garment, like the logo.
• Roster approval. The recipient approves the roster separately. If it changes afterwards, you will see it.
• Production sheetPrint shop
  The full list sorted by number, with the letter size per player, an example with the longest name and the setup, ready for the print shop.

Who is it for?

Print shops and team wear suppliers stop retyping rosters from emails and spreadsheets, and get the sizes in cm on one sheet. Clubs and team managers see the kit before ordering and can check the spelling of every name. Retailers can show the club the whole collection with the team's names and numbers in the sales meeting.

How big should names and numbers be?

Common starting points for adult jerseys are a back number of 20–30 cm (8–12 in), a back name of 5–8 cm (2–3 in), a front number of 8–12 cm (3–4.75 in) and a shorts number of 8–12 cm. Leagues and federations often have their own rules. See the sizes for each sport in the guide. Place the logo using the logo placement guide.

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