
Jersey 23 + Hermano
Creates crisp high-hierarchy contrast beneath Jersey 23 headlines across menus, websites and labels.
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Soccer & football kit jersey slab with alternate number styles
Jersey 23 is an athletic jersey slab serif featuring dedicated alternate jersey-number styles ('23', '4', '2024') built for custom team kits.
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Sturdy stroke walls and open counters weed cleanly on adhesive vinyl, HTV apparel film, and cut cardstock.
Visual anatomy & craft review
Jersey 23 is an athletic slab serif built for kit lettering, with heavy squared serifs, a tall condensed stance and dedicated alternate number styles where the digits carry an inline split, so a shirt back reads as a professional team kit. The alternates are the point: they let a custom numeral match the surname instead of borrowing a different face. It needs roughly 20 mm for a surname and 60 mm for a number, and it is best in white with a keyline on a saturated jersey colour.
Kit-numeral · Beveled-varsity · Alternate-digits
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Tested contrast partners — pairing Jersey 23 with grounded secondary typography.

Jersey 23 + Hermano
Creates crisp high-hierarchy contrast beneath Jersey 23 headlines across menus, websites and labels.
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Jersey 23 + Silken Luxe
Adds a warm human signature touch for 1-to-3-word callouts without competing against structured serif capitals.
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Concrete hierarchy, scale and production guidance tailored to Jersey 23’s stroke geometry.
A dedicated kit slab with matching numerals is what a school side actually needs, so the shirt, the training top and the banner come from one system. The inline numerals hold at 150 mm on a back, and the squared serifs stay crisp in a heat transfer.
Hierarchy & layout recipe
Shirt back 300 x 100 mm, surname 70 mm, number 200 mm below on a 240 mm pitch. Training top 240 x 80 mm, word 50 mm. Banner 2000 x 600 mm, word 340 mm, 120 mm margins.
Pre-production check
A heat-transfer number at 200 mm traps the 1.5 mm inline split and the digit fills to a solid block. Keep the split at 2.5 mm on transfer artwork, and weed one number before the kit order.
Kit lettering with alternate numerals reads as a real jersey, which is what a sports-themed birthday is copying. The inline digits make an age look printed on a shirt back, and the slab serifs cut cleanly at 50 mm on a topper.
Hierarchy & layout recipe
Banner 900 x 300 mm, word 130 mm, 40 mm margins. Number print 200 x 200 mm, digit 150 mm, 30 mm margins. Topper 130 x 110 mm, word 50 mm with an 8 mm slot and 10 mm clear.
Pre-production check
A 50 mm topper cuts the inline number into two loose halves that fall out on the cake. Bridge the split at 2 mm on the cut file, and cut one prototype before the batch.
An athletic slab with numeral alternates reads as a league identity, which is what a summer competition orders in bulk. The condensed stance fits a long club name across a shirt back, and the inline digits engrave cleanly on a plate at 10 mm.
Hierarchy & layout recipe
Kit print 300 x 100 mm, surname 70 mm, number 130 mm. Field banner 2400 x 800 mm, word 380 mm, 150 mm margins with eyelets every 500 mm. Plate 140 x 40 mm, number 12 mm with 3 mm engraving margin.
Pre-production check
An engraved plate cuts a 1 mm inline into two grooves that fill with polishing compound and read as one thick stroke. Engrave the solid numeral style for plates, and inspect one before the awards.
Technical & licence verification
Confirm included OTF/TTF/WOFF formats, full glyph tables and licence coverage on the live store page before batch production.
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