
Goalkeeper Kit: What a Keeper Needs and Why It Is Ordered Separately
The keeper is the one player who cannot wear the club strip. What goes in a goalkeeper's kit bag, how to pick the colours, and what a name, number and crest cost.
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The keeper is the one player who cannot wear the club strip. What goes in a goalkeeper's kit bag, how to pick the colours, and what a name, number and crest cost.
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We have rebuilt eastpointsports.net from the ground up. Over 6,000 products, a 3D designer that shows your badge on the garment before you buy, squad list ordering, purchase orders, and free online shops for clubs and businesses.

Over 2,500 lines of match kit, training wear, outerwear and equipment from Joma, Errea, Stanno and Chadwick, with more than 2,200 of them personalisable.

Put your badge on a shirt and you see it on a 3D model you can spin, at its real printed size in millimetres, with the printable area drawn on the garment.

Every personalisation option is priced on the page, with no minimum order. Initials from £1.75 a letter, names from £0.80, logos at £3.95 flat.

Paste your team sheet or staff list straight out of Excel and order every name, number and size in one basket, with one line per person on the order.