Whether you're starting a new grassroots club from scratch or adding personalisation to an existing squad, our football iron on transfers are the affordable, flexible alternative to fully printed kits.
Everything is applied at home using a standard iron — or heat press, no specialist equipment and no minimum order.
Our football range covers everything you need to give your squad a professional finish. Choose from six styles of player name and number iron on transfers — Standard, Euro, Gala, Goochi, American and Alatsi — starting from £5.99 per player.
Add iron on numbers for shorts from £1.99, an iron on club sponsor transfer from £2.35, your club badge from £10.25, and a team name transfer from £1.99 — and the whole squad is kitted out for a fraction of the cost of manufactured printing.
Don't overlook the details that make matchday run smoother. Our personalised squad bottle stickers and club badge bottle stickers start from £3.50 and mean every player's water bottle is clearly identified on the touchline. Small detail, big difference.
All of our football transfers are easy to apply with a standard household iron. Full instructions come with every order, and our how to apply guide covers everything from temperature settings to peeling technique. Most transfers take under a minute per shirt once you know what you're doing.
Ordering for a full squad? Our bulk discount applies automatically at checkout — 10% off 10 or more items, rising to 35% off on orders of 100 or more. No codes needed. For a squad of 16 with name and number transfers, shorts numbers and a sponsor logo, you're looking at a total transfer cost of around £160–£180 for the full kit — which compares very favourably with any specialist kit printing service.
For sponsor logos and club badges, just send us your artwork and we'll handle the rest. Not sure what file format to use? Our artwork guide explains exactly what we need. And if you have questions about quantities, sizing or anything else, get in touch — we're always happy to help grassroots clubs get the most from their budget.
