Custom Framing / Jersey Framing
Frame Place frames sports jerseys and similar apparel in deep, glass-front shadow box frames. Bring the jersey in, choose the layout, backing, and moulding with us, and we handle the mounting so the fabric hangs the way it should.
A jersey is never just a shirt. It is a season, a team, a name somebody wore. Framing one properly means a deep frame, a clean mount that does not stress the fabric, and a layout decision: full spread, folded, or angled, with room for a photo or patch if you want the story told alongside it.
You make those choices in the shop with the jersey in front of you, comparing real frame corners and backing colors instead of guessing from a screen.
Good To Know
The price depends on the frame depth, the layout you choose, and whether the piece includes extras like a photo, a patch, or a nameplate area. A folded jersey in a compact box costs less than a full spread with companion pieces.
Bring the jersey in and we will price the exact layout in front of you, with options at more than one budget. The quote is free and there is no obligation to leave the jersey.
A full spread shows the whole jersey, front or back, and is the classic look for a name-and-number display. A folded layout is more compact and works when wall space is limited or when the crest is the point. An angled mount adds motion and suits jerseys displayed beside photos or memorabilia.
There is no universally right answer; there is a right answer for your jersey and your wall. That is exactly the conversation we have at the counter, with the jersey in the frame corner samples so you can see it rather than imagine it.
No. The jersey is mounted so the fabric is supported rather than stressed, nothing is cut, and the mounting can be undone if you ever want the jersey back out of the frame.
The finished box also protects the fabric from dust and handling. Like any framed textile, it will live longest away from direct Florida sun; we will talk placement with you when you pick it up.
Most jobs at the shop average about 3 business days, though deep boxes and multi-item layouts can take longer depending on complexity. If the frame is a gift with a hard date, tell us the date first and we will be straight with you about whether it is realistic.
No appointment. Bring the piece to the shop and we look at it together.
Compare real corner samples and materials against your piece, with our guidance.
Most jobs are ready in about 3 business days, depending on type and complexity.
Questions, Answered
We mount the jersey so the fabric is supported and displayed cleanly inside a deep shadow box frame, and we talk through the layout with you before anything is fixed in place.
Yes. Signed jerseys are one of the most common pieces we frame, and we position the signature so it stays visible in the final layout.
Yes. Companion pieces are common: a photo from the game, a patch, a ticket stub. Bring everything connected to the jersey and we will design the layout together.
All of them, plus hockey sweaters, fight gear, and racing suits. The sport changes the layout conversation, not whether we can do it.
Yes. The mounting is done without cutting or permanently altering the jersey, so it can be removed from the frame if you ever need it.
Bring it as it is. If the jersey would benefit from any preparation before framing, we will tell you at the counter rather than surprise you later.
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