Yurintroubl, or anyone else...Need help desiging a Jersey

Not sure exactly what you are needing here...Let me pick yer head to clarify.

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Were going with the Saints Color Scheme, here is our Tops

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- Can you tell me the brand name and style of that shirt? If not....

- Do you have a front view? (Doesn't have to be the right colors - that can be fixed)

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We are going for the Ole Saints Jersey's

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OK... Do you mean going for the Ole Saints Jerseys as inspiration? (Because the 2 shirts you posted images of are nothing alike)
I'm assuming you mean the style of the numbers (block, white trimmed in gold). You may be able to find these as iron-ons somewhere online... but I don't recommend putting them on the shirts unassisted. TRUST ME - If you want to ensure that the numbers are all applied "uniformly" (for lack of a better word), you may want to have them applied professionally. For one thing - a conventional iron may not be capable of the job - most "vinyl" numbers shrink somewhat when applied as they bond with fabric. They require more pressure, EVEN pressure and higher temps to affix than you could do at home with a hand iron. You need to use a press - and I speak from experience when I'm telling you this (In high school I worked for a store that was responsible for applying names, numbers and logos to youth league uniforms in every sport imaginable from Hammond to Mobile, NOLA to Hattiesburg). I suggest contacting whichever sporting goods store or T-Shirt Shop/screen printer handles all the uniforms for the local pee-wee football or youth baseball league nearest you.

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In the LSU FONT we want our team name ( First Strike )

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LSU FONT? LINK?

I've been trying to find the "Geaux" font for a while now... It's a f*ckin' unicorn.

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under the Vee of the Neck like LSU jerseys are.

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If you are using the shirt in the first image, it's not a V-Neck - but I understand what you're going for.

Tell me what dimensions you would like your team name to be (1x2 inches for example).

If you are applying this element yourself using dark shirt ink-jet iron-on transfers, I'll need to know what size you want them so they can be organized with multiple logos in columns on a single sheet.

Important to know what size the numbers are in order to determine "team name logo" placement.

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Ole Block style numbers on the front in WHITE trimmed in GOLD, and a Fleur De Lis on the sleeve.

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Fleur De Lis - I'd look for an iron-on online so they all look the same and get trimmed the same.

Sleeve number - Same recommendation as above.




Fill in some of the blanks for me and I'll do what I can to help you.

This Font:

Well just use the closest font you have to it;

Thanks for your time;

Haven't forgotten ya... just been busy. Working on it now.

EDIT: The image of the shirt y'all were using isn't showing up anymore... You're going to need a new source pic for me to work with...or just tell me the brand name and style of shirt you're using.

I'm having the same problem with the one you're posting - It keeps sending me here to "Page Not Found"

Am I the only one having trouble seeing it?

Look on Boombah.com it's under t-shirts,explosion
hope that helps out

I know this is far from the request, but geaux font is impossible to find, I think if you want that font it will have to be recreated. I used another famous font instead.