fan player jerseys version

The player and fan version jerseys are in fact the same with some little differences which we will educate you on as you read on. Both types of jerseys are decided on whether the jersey is designed for field play or everyday wear.

Fan version jerseys are made for a fan in the stands or for everyday wear – with excellent materials for the highest levels of comfort.

While player and fan version jerseys look almost identical, the difference comes in three main areas: fit, fabric, and badges.

Player version jerseys are designed with the best possible fabrics for the highest level of play. They are an exact match to the jerseys you see your favourite players wearing on the field of play.

Fabric

Fan Version

The fan version jerseys are made from very breathable fabric, although there isn’t as much ventilation (i.e. tiny holes in the fabric). These jerseys are not stretchy as the player version and are made of a heavier weight, climate control fabric for longer durability.

fan player jerseys version

Player Version

The player version jersey has a difference in the feel of the fabric. It’s extremely lightweight and stretchy. This fabric is designed to be breathable, with many tiny holes to allow for ventilation. And, the sweat-wicking feature of a player version jersey keeps moisture away from a player’s body, while the fabric dries more quickly.

BADGES

Fan Version

The badges on the fan version jerseys are of the same logos and badges as the player version jerseys. However, they are embroidered on the jersey to have a weightier look and feel.

fan player jerseys version

Player version

The badges on the player version jersey are heat transferred. This creates room for a more seamless look and a lighter weight for players on the field.

Now you know the difference between the Fan and Player version jersey. Which one do you prefer? Let us know in the comment section below.

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