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Tackle Twill Number

A tackle twill number refers to a style of numbering commonly used on sports jerseys, especially in hockey, football, basketball, and baseball. In this process, numbers are cut from durable fabric (usually polyester twill) and then stitched onto the jersey using a zigzag or straight stitch. This technique creates a raised, textured appearance and is highly durable, making it popular for professional and high-quality team uniforms. Tackle twill is known for its premium look and feel, resistance to wear and tear, and ability to withstand repeated washing.

Printed Twill Number

A printed twill number is a number that is first printed onto a piece of twill fabric (often using dye-sublimation or screen printing) and then the twill is cut and sewn onto the jersey, like the tackle twill method. This allows for more intricate designs, gradients, or special colours within the number itself, which may not be possible with traditional tackle twill. The printed twill method combines the durability of tackle twill with the design flexibility of printing.

Printed Number

A printed number refers to a player’s umber that is directly printed onto the jersey fabric, rather than being stitched or sewn on. This can be done through various printing techniques, such as screen printing, heat transfer, or dye-sublimation. Printed numbers are generally flatter to the touch and can allow for more detailed fonts or special effects. While this method is cost-effective and suitable for mass production, the print may not be as durable as tackle twill, especially with frequent washing or heavy use.