South America
Every SOUTH AMERICA collection in one place, grouped by the teams that actually play there.
The range splits into two ideas. Fan-cut jerseys use a relaxed, roomier body with printed names and numbers — comfortable for a full day of standing, sitting and celebrating. Stitched styles cost more because the lettering and numbering are sewn on in layers, which gives the heavier, raised feel a lot of people picture when they think of a South America jersey.
How these South America jerseys are built
There are two ways to build a jersey and they feel different on. Printed graphics sit flat against the fabric and keep the jersey light. Layered twill lettering is sewn down, giving each character a raised edge and a bit more weight in the hand. Neither is better; they just suit different budgets and different ideas of comfort.
Materials and printing
Colourways follow South America tradition — the primary home look, the alternate, and the darker statement versions. If you are matching an existing jersey you already own, go by the colour name in the title rather than the thumbnail, since screens vary.
Keep it out of a hot dryer and it will keep its shape and colour for years rather than months.
Picking your fit
If you are deciding between two sizes, take the larger one for the fan cut and your normal size for the replica cut. That single rule settles most of the questions that come up.
Size chart
| Size | Fits |
|---|---|
| S | Chest 35-37.5in |
| M | Chest 37.5-41in |
| L | Chest 41-44in |
| XL | Chest 44-48.5in |
| 2XL | Chest 48.5-53.5in |
| 3XL | Chest 53.5-58in |
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Frequently asked questions
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Are the names and numbers printed or stitched?
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