Buying guide
How to choose a personalised football scarf
A good scarf comes down to three decisions: the technique, the colours and the wording.
1. Pick the technique for the job
For a scarf worn on the terrace through the winter, a knitted jacquard scarf is hard to beat: double-layer knit, warm and practically indestructible. If your badge is detailed, HD jacquard keeps the detail thanks to its finer stitch. For a company logo that has to match brand guidelines, an HD woven scarf gives the crispest edges. For a photo, a gradient or a summer event, go for a printed satin scarf. Want a different message on each side? Look at a double-sided scarf; for a premium finish, an embroidered badge.
2. Colours that stand out
A scarf is seen from across the ground. Pair a dark colour with a light one, such as navy and white, claret and sky blue or black and amber, rather than two similar shades. Classic jacquard is limited to three colours, and two strong contrasting colours are often all you need.
3. Short, punchy wording
The club name, a motto, a founding year: the text should read at a glance. Aim for around fifteen characters in classic jacquard, and up to about 25 in HD jacquard. The configurator warns you if your text is too long.



