Description
Custom Navy and Orange Varsity Jacket with Chenille Letter
This custom navy and orange varsity jacket with chenille letter design is made to order by Ravix Pro Industry in Sialkot, Pakistan, for sports clubs who want letterman jackets with their own branding.
About this design
It is finished with chenille letter, which you can keep or change to suit your brand. The chenille patches are cut, tufted and edged in-house, then stitched down so they stay secure for years. Shown here in navy and orange, it can be produced in any colourway, including club or brand colours.
Why buyers choose it
- Graded fit from our own block patterns
- Striped rib collar, cuffs and hem
- Chenille made in-house
- Wool body with leather or PU sleeves
- Chenille and embroidered patches
- Screen print, puff, DTF or embroidery
Specifications
| Product | Varsity Jackets |
|---|---|
| Style code | RP-2779 |
| Colour shown | Navy and orange |
| Fabric / material | Melton wool, leather, PU and cotton twill |
| Decoration | Chenille patches, embroidery, appliqué |
| Sizes | Youth to adult 5XL |
Who orders varsity jackets from us
Typical buyers are streetwear brands, along with schools and colleges and sports clubs. Buyers searching for custom varsity jackets choose us for factory-direct pricing and a low MOQ.
See more designs in our Varsity Jackets range, or go to the wider Streetwear range. New to ordering from us? See Does Ravix Pro make varsity jackets? and Custom patches guide. You may also like the Custom Navy Varsity Jacket with Embroidered Eagle Back and the Custom Red and Gold Varsity Jacket with Script Chenille. See our minimum order quantity and sample process.
FAQs
Which fabric do you use for this varsity jacket?
Standard options are melton wool, leather, pu and cotton twill.
How is the varsity jacket decorated?
Options include chenille patches, embroidery, appliqué.
Is this varsity jacket only available in navy and orange?
No. Navy and orange is the colourway shown, but we can make it in any colour or Pantone shade you need.
