Tackle twill — the classic pro look.
Tackle twill is cut from layers of twill fabric and stitched onto the jersey with a zig-zag stitch. It gives the raised, premium look of pro baseball, hockey and football uniforms.
Raised lettering that lasts for seasons
Single, double or triple layers of twill are cut to shape, heat-tacked into place and stitched around every edge. The result is textured, durable and unmistakably classic.
- Single, double and triple layer options
- Numbers, names, crests and script lettering
- Tough enough for full-contact sports
- Can be combined with embroidery
Our tackle twill process
Artwork & layers
Design is set up with 1–3 twill layers.
Laser cutting
Twill pieces are cut precisely.
Heat tacking
Pieces are lightly bonded into position.
Zig-zag stitching
Every edge is stitched for durability.
Trimming
Threads and backing are cleaned.
Final check
Placement and stitch quality inspected.
Tackle Twill in action
Real production photos and short clips of this process.
Photos show the kind of work we do. Add your own factory photos and short video clips in Admin → this page → Gallery.
Technical details
Layers
1, 2 or 3 layers of twill in your colors.
Fabrics
Durable jersey fabrics — mesh, pro-knit and air-knit.
Minimum order
From 10 pieces.
Tackle Twill FAQ
01Is tackle twill heavier than sublimation?+
Yes, slightly — it’s chosen for its premium, traditional look.
02Can twill be combined with sublimation?+
Yes, a sublimated body with twill numbers is a popular combination.