CHD T501 hooded sleeveless flag football jersey catalog design example

Hooded Flag Football Jerseys: T501 vs T602

CHD T501 and T602 are both custom hooded sleeveless flag football jerseys. The T501 listing describes an Elite style with four-way stretch fabric; T602 is described as a Classic style with a relaxed cut. Their size charts also use different labels, so choose a starting model first and then work from that model's own measurements.

This comparison is for teams deciding between these two hooded options. It uses the current CHD product listings and catalog examples, rather than assigning either model to an unverified customer photo.

How do the listed styles differ?

Current CHD model comparison
Detail T501 T602
Listed style Elite hooded sleeveless Classic hooded sleeveless, relaxed cut
Fabric description Four-way stretch and moisture-wicking Breathable fabric
Youth size labels YXS, YS, YM, YL, YXL Youth 120, 130, 140, 150, 160
Adult size labels S through 4XL Adult S through Adult 5XL
Chest chart label Half chest width Chest reference; measurement method needs confirmation
Order unit One jersey/top One jersey/top

These are descriptions from the T501 listing and T602 listing. They identify the starting styles and do not provide a measured performance comparison between the fabrics.

Why the size charts need separate checks

The same letter does not guarantee the same garment measurements. For example, the T501 chart lists size M at 67.8 cm in jersey length and 45.5 cm in half chest width. The T602 chart lists Adult M at 70 cm in jersey length and 110 cm in its chest reference column.

Do not compare 45.5 cm directly with 110 cm: the chart headings describe different references. T602 specifically asks buyers to confirm its chest measurement method. Send the model name along with the measurements of a well-fitting garment so CHD can help interpret the appropriate chart.

The youth labels differ too. T501 uses letter sizes, while T602 uses a numbered youth range. Keep the full label in the roster, such as “T501 YM” or “T602 Youth 140,” instead of recording only “youth medium” for both models.

Plan artwork with the hood in mind

Before placing a name or logo high on the back, review a layout showing the hood resting down. Ask to see where the hood ends relative to the name and number. That gives the team a clearer way to approve the visible artwork than a flat back panel on its own.

Both listings describe customization for team logos, team names, numbers and sponsor graphics. If different players need different names or numbers, keep those details attached to their exact model and size in the order sheet. Review the final design before production begins.

Are shorts or a mask included?

Both listings specify one jersey or top only; shorts are separate even when a catalog illustration shows a coordinated outfit. T602 also says that mask configurations require separate confirmation. Include any request for coordinated shorts or a mask in the inquiry so the quotation states each item clearly.

Which model should your team explore first?

Start with T501 if its listed Elite style and stretch-fabric description fit your brief. Start with T602 if you are looking for the listed Classic relaxed cut. Then confirm the size chart, hood layout, artwork and order contents for the selected model. Neither page establishes a universal “better” jersey for every team.

For the information needed after you select a style, use the custom football jersey quote checklist. If you also want to compare a long-sleeve option, see the white T607 jersey photos.

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