CNFans Jersey Spreadsheet 2026

Football jerseys are one of the most-searched categories on CNFans — particularly kids jerseys, which are harder to find at reasonable prices through official channels. CNFans connects to Weidian and Taobao sellers who stock current-season and retro jerseys for most major clubs and national teams. This guide covers how to find the best jersey listings, how to size kids jerseys correctly, and what to check in QC photos before approving.

The main advantage of buying jerseys through CNFans versus a direct Taobao purchase is the QC photo step. CNFans photographs each item before it ships internationally, giving you a chance to verify the badge embroidery, sponsor printing, and collar stitching before committing to international shipping costs. For kids jerseys especially, where sizing inconsistency is common among Chinese sellers, this QC check is genuinely valuable.

Jersey prices on Weidian and Taobao via CNFans typically run 80–200 CNY for player-version styles and 50–120 CNY for fan-version jerseys. Kids sizes (XS–L in Chinese sizing) are widely stocked, though the mapping to Western sizes requires care — see the sizing section below.

For the full QC process on CNFans, see the CNFans QC guide. For other clothing categories available on CNFans, see CNFans hoodies and CNFans accessories. To use the full spreadsheet for verified jersey sellers, see the CNFans spreadsheet homepage.

New football jersey seasons create predictable peaks and troughs in Weidian availability. When a club releases a new kit — typically in June or July for most European leagues — rep versions appear on Weidian within 2–4 weeks. The first sellers to stock a new kit often have the most accurate versions because they source directly from the official manufacturing supply chain before the wider rep market catches up. Within a month or two, more sellers stock the same kit but quality varies more widely as production scales up.

One of the most-requested jersey customisations on CNFans is player name and number printing. Most Weidian jersey sellers offer this service at an additional cost — typically 10–30 CNY per jersey. The quality of name printing varies by seller; some use heat transfer and others use embroidered letters. Heat transfer is more common and generally accurate; embroidery is rarer and more expensive but more durable. Specify in your order notes whether you want heat transfer or embroidered printing, and request a close-up photo of the name printing in your QC notes before approving.

Rep jerseys from Weidian sellers have variable fabric quality that requires appropriate care. Wash jerseys inside-out in cold water (30°C maximum) on a gentle cycle. Machine drying is the most common cause of rep jersey fabric degradation — the heat can cause sublimated prints to crack and synthetic fabrics to distort. Air dry flat or on a hanger. For jerseys with name and number printing, check that the print shows no lifting or bubbling before first wash — heat-transfer prints that are poorly applied will lift at the edges after even a single wash. Request a close-up of the print edges in QC photos before approving.

The technical differences between official licensed jerseys and rep versions are well-documented: official jerseys use licensed fabrics with specific technology specifications, heat-sealed badges with precise embroidery standards, and supply-chain-controlled printing processes. Rep jerseys from quality Weidian sellers approximate these standards with varying accuracy. For match-worn and player-version jerseys, the differences are most visible in the fabric technology (moisture management) and badge construction. For fan-version jerseys — which most buyers and most supporters wear — the differences are less critical because fan versions use simpler construction to begin with. A quality rep fan jersey from a verified Weidian seller is functionally indistinguishable from an official fan jersey for casual wear and matchday use.