Bespoke V-Shape Reversible Basketball Jersey Tank with Letter Logo at Lower Hem + Two-Tone Scheme across Mens Practice

Garment Construction

This men's reversible basketball jersey tank top is knit from a polyester mesh 140 GSM with moisture-wicking programme across the body. The garment is sized for men's body types with a 10-tier block (4XS to 3XL) and delivers a reversible two-sided programme with a per-piece number rotation for two colour schemes in one jersey.

V-Shape Neckline Programme

The V-shape neckline is set with self-fabric binding at the inside seam on both sides. The V-shape programme provides a deeper neckline silhouette than a crew neckline, allowing the front number programme to be displayed at a higher position on the chest.

No-Side-Panel Construction

The garment is constructed without side panels, delivering a relaxed-fit silhouette with a straight side seam. The no-side-panel programme keeps the body panel flat across the chest and waist and provides more body width for the number programme to be sized larger at the front centre.

Reversible Two-Sided Programme

The reversible construction stitches Side A and Side B together at the shoulder, neckline binding and lower hem side seam to deliver a flat, durable reversible jersey. The two sides share the same V-shape neckline programme and hem programme but carry independent number prints and letter logo programmes on each side.

Two-Tone Reversible Colour Scheme

The two-tone colour scheme runs across both sides in a coordinating navy tone + white set, with Side A in navy tone and Side B in white. The colour scheme is delivered with sublimation ink that bonds with the polyester mesh for colour-stable wash performance across repeat wash cycles.

Polyester Mesh with Moisture-Wicking

The polyester mesh 140 GSM delivers a moisture-wicking programme that pulls sweat away from the skin and moves it to the fabric surface for evaporation. The mesh surface texture provides air circulation at the body, keeping the body dry across long playing sessions and warm-court conditions.

Full Sublimation Print

The sublimation programme runs across both Side A and Side B, layering the per-piece number programme at the front centre, letter logo programme at the lower hem right side panel, neckline + armhole + logo colour-contrast programme. The sublimation programme is delivered with a non-bleed, durable ink set.

Per-Piece Number Rotation

Each garment carries an independent two-digit number programme that rotates through the factory number set. The per-piece number rotation programme allows a single bulk order to deliver a full range of two-digit numbers across the size tier, providing the team with ready-to-wear number identity across the squad.

Letter Logo Programme at Lower Hem

The 9 cm letter logo sits at the lower hem right side panel on both sides, with a colour contrast against the body. The logo programme is sized to be visible across the size tier groupings and positioned at the lower hem for maximum visibility during play.

Neckline + Armhole Colour-Contrast Programme

The neckline binding, armhole binding and letter logo carry a colour contrast against the body on each side — Side A has white contrast against navy tone body; Side B has navy tone contrast against white body. The colour-contrast programme creates a visual frame around each colour side.

Stitching and Reinforcement

Polyester thread is used throughout, with twin-needle cover-stitch at both neckline programmes and armhole on both sides, and bartack reinforcement at the lower side seam corners. The thread colour is coordinated with each side's colour scheme.

Sizing and Fit

The 10-tier men's block runs from 4XS to 3XL with full grading across 9 measurement points (body length, 1/2 chest, 1/2 hem, drop, neck width, front neck drop, back neck drop, full shoulder width, single shoulder width). The no-side-panel construction provides a relaxed-fit silhouette across the full size tier.

Packaging and Handling

Each garment is packed into a single self-seal polybag with a size sticker on the outside. Multiple bags are bundled by size (up to 10 garments per bundle) into one carton. Carton weight is held up to 20 kg; the carton is reinforced with a well-shape strapping band pattern to meet the export standard.

Customisation Notes

Custom sublimation programmes require a digital artwork reference and a colour profile at the enquiry stage. Custom per-piece number rotation requires a number set definition. Custom letter logo positioning and sizing are accepted with separate print plates.

Every Bizarre Sports order is shipped with a sample confirmation step, a pre-production sample for buyer approval, and a final inspection report before carton sealing. Lead time and MOQ are scoped to each enquiry; replacement or refund is honoured for manufacturing defects verified on receipt.

Bizarre Sports is a custom OEM teamwear manufacturer with a vertically integrated cut-and-sew workshop, in-house sublimation print line, and a sample-to-bulk turnaround that keeps basketball, training and lifestyle collections on a tight release calendar for brand and retail buyers.

Q1. Why is this basketball jersey delivered as a V-shape neckline programme rather than a crew neckline?

A V-shape neckline programme provides a deeper neckline silhouette than a crew neckline, allowing the front number programme to be displayed at a higher position on the chest. A crew neckline programme would push the number programme lower on the chest and reduce the visual impact during play.

Q2. Why does each garment carry an independent per-piece number rotation programme?

The per-piece number rotation programme allows a single bulk order to deliver a full range of two-digit numbers across the size tier, providing the team with ready-to-wear number identity across the squad. A fixed-number programme would require customising each garment to a specific number, increasing production complexity.

Q3. Why does the construction skip the side panel overlay that other reversible programmes carry?

The no-side-panel construction provides a relaxed-fit silhouette with a straight side seam, allowing the number programme to be sized larger at the front centre. A side-panel construction would break up the body panel and reduce the number programme size at the front centre.

Q4. Why is the lower hem right side panel the only letter logo position rather than the chest position?

The lower hem right side panel position delivers maximum visibility during play and frees up the chest for the per-piece number programme. A chest-position logo would compete with the number programme for visual space at the front centre.