HOW TO PHOTOGRAPH YOUR TEAM JERSEYS FOR SOCIAL MEDIA

By Team Athenax · May 2026 · 5 min read

You've invested in amazing custom jerseys — now make them look amazing online. Great jersey photos attract new customers (if you're a business) or build team pride (if you're a team). Here's how to get social-media-worthy shots.

FLAT LAY PHOTOGRAPHY

Lay the jersey flat on a clean, contrasting surface — a dark jersey on a light background or vice versa. Smooth out all wrinkles. Shoot from directly above. Add accessories like a cricket bat, ball, or team cap for context. This style works perfectly for WhatsApp catalogs and Instagram posts.

ON-BODY TEAM PHOTOS

The best team photos follow simple rules: shoot during golden hour (early morning or late afternoon) for warm lighting. Have the team stand in a V-formation or two staggered rows. Use a location that adds context — the cricket pitch, football field, or even an urban backdrop for a modern vibe. Everyone should be looking at the camera with arms visible to show the full jersey design.

ACTION SHOTS

Nothing shows off a jersey better than action photography. Capture players batting, bowling, running, or celebrating in their jerseys. Action shots with slight motion blur convey energy and make the jersey look dynamic. These photos work brilliantly for stories and reels.

LIGHTING TIPS

Natural light is always best for jersey photography. Avoid direct harsh sunlight which creates shadows — cloudy days provide perfect even lighting. Indoor shots should use soft, diffused light. Never use flash directly on the jersey — it creates hotspots and washes out colors.

EDITING

Minimal editing is best for jersey photos — you want accurate color representation. Slightly increase contrast and saturation if needed, but don't overdo it. The jersey color in the photo should match what customers or teammates will receive.

Tag us @athenax.in in your jersey photos — we love sharing team shots!

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