How It Works

How It Works

Designing your own custom varsity jacket is simple. At Design My Varsity, we help you turn your idea into a personalized varsity jacket with custom colors, embroidery, chenille patches, names, numbers, logos, and back designs.

Step 1: Choose Your Jacket Style

Start by selecting the type of varsity jacket you want. You can choose a classic letterman jacket, wool and leather varsity jacket, satin varsity jacket, all wool varsity jacket, oversized varsity jacket, cropped varsity jacket, or custom team jacket.

Step 2: Select Your Colors and Materials

Choose your body color, sleeve color, rib stripe colors, collar style, cuff style, waistband style, lining, and material. Popular options include wool bodies, leather sleeves, satin fabric, and classic varsity ribbing.

Step 3: Add Your Custom Details

Personalize your jacket with your name, number, logo, school initials, team name, brand artwork, sleeve patches, chest patches, and back design. You can choose embroidery, chenille patches, applique, or detailed patch work depending on your design.

Step 4: Upload Your Design or Share Your Idea

You can upload a logo, reference photo, sketch, or written instructions. If you do not have a finished design, you can describe your idea and we can help turn it into a custom varsity jacket layout.

Step 5: Review Your Mockup

Before production starts, your design details are reviewed so the jacket layout, placement, colors, and customization options are clear. This helps make sure your varsity jacket is made according to your approved design.

Step 6: Production Begins

After approval, your custom jacket moves into production. This may include cutting, stitching, embroidery, chenille patch making, sleeve work, lining, finishing, and final quality checking.

Step 7: Shipping and Delivery

Once your jacket is completed and inspected, it is prepared for shipping. Tracking details are shared once the order is dispatched.

Ready to start? Visit Design My Varsity and begin your custom varsity jacket order today.