Lacrosse Uniforms For America's Fastest-Growing School Sport.
Lacrosse has been the fastest-growing high school sport in more than a dozen US states, and the boys' and girls' games are played under different rules — which changes what a jersey actually needs to fit over. We cut and sublimate both versions in-house, with a 20-piece bulk minimum sized for a single program.
Two Rulebooks, Two Jersey Fits.
| Boys' / Men's Lacrosse | Girls' / Women's Lacrosse | |
|---|---|---|
| Contact Rules | Full-contact game — body and stick checking are both allowed. | Non-contact game — body checking isn't permitted, only limited stick checking. |
| What The Jersey Fits Over | Helmet, shoulder pads, arm pads and (since 2022) chest protection — the jersey is cut with more room through the shoulders and torso to fit over this gear. | Minimal required gear (mouthguard and protective eyewear), so the jersey can run in a closer, more athletic-fit cut. |
| Construction | Both are produced reversible as standard — practice colors on one side, game colors on the other — using a double-face fabric so neither side is a plainer "backup" colorway. | |
Lacrosse runs as a spring sport across most of the US, typically late February through May — most school and club programs start sampling with us in winter to have kit in hand before the first faceoff. See our full lacrosse category page for sizing and bundle detail.
Common Questions.
Do you cut boys' and girls' lacrosse jerseys differently?
Yes — boys' jerseys are cut with extra room to fit over shoulder pads, arm pads and chest protection, while girls' jerseys can run in a closer athletic fit since the game requires far less protective gear underneath.
Is lacrosse actually growing in the US, or is that just marketing?
It's a genuinely verifiable trend — lacrosse has been reported as the fastest-growing high school sport in more than a dozen US states over recent years, which is part of why we treat it as a full category rather than a niche add-on.
Can we get a practice pinnie alongside the match jersey?
Yes — pinnies are produced separately in a lighter, less structured fabric for scrimmage and training splits, distinct from the reversible match jersey.
When should we order for a spring season?
With sampling typically taking about ~10 days and bulk production about ~18 days, most programs start the conversation with us in winter so kit arrives well before a late-February or March season opener.