Soccer Jersey Coloring Pages
Author Mathias Design your dream kit with our soccer jersey coloring pages — a blank shirt is the perfect canvas for your club’s colors. Each one is free to print as a PDF or to color online.
Color classic number 10 shirts, vintage jerseys hanging in the locker room, a captain’s armband beside the ball, or fans wrapped in their team scarf and flag. The blank front-and-back kit templates are made for inventing your own stripes, badge and sponsor — so no two finished jerseys ever look the same.
Vintage soccer jersey with ball – colored in by the community
-
by jack
4 Likes
Vintage football jersey in locker room – colored in by the community
-
by Elias
4 Likes
Soccer jersey on hanger in a locker – colored in by the community
-
by finn
6 Likes
-
1 Likes
Back view soccer jersey with number 10 – colored in by the community
-
by Oscar
4 Likes
Folded shirts and soccer jerseys – colored in by the community
-
by jack
7 Likes
Soccer shirt, ball, and cleat – colored in by the community
-
by Bram
3 Likes
Design the Shirt: Color a Soccer Jersey in Your Team's Colors!
A soccer jersey is all about team colors—solid colors, stripes or hoops, a crest on the chest, a number on the back, and trim on the sleeves and collar. Coloring it neatly makes the shirt look like a real matchday kit.
What to Watch for While Coloring a Jersey
- Pick team colors: choose one or two main colors and keep them bold and even across the shirt.
- Stripes and patterns: color stripes or hoops carefully, keeping the lines straight and even.
- The crest: the badge on the left chest is small—color it carefully with bright colors.
- The number: leave the number a contrasting color (often white) so it's easy to read.
- Sleeves and collar: a different-colored trim on the sleeves and collar makes the shirt look finished.
- The sponsor: the logo across the front can be a simple block of color.
- Folds: add a few light gray shadows in the folds so the shirt looks like real fabric.
Helpful hint: color the main shirt color first, then add the stripes, crest, and number on top so everything stays neat.
Realistic Jersey Colors (With Easy Color Hints)
These are common, realistic colors for a soccer shirt. Use the table to pick a main color and a second color, then add the crest, number, and trim.
| Jersey Part | Realistic Color | Color Hint |
|---|---|---|
| Main color (red) | Red | #D32F2F |
| Main color (blue) | Blue | #1976D2 |
| Main color (white) | White | #FFFFFF |
| Stripes | Dark navy | #1A237E |
| Crest background | Gold | #FFC107 |
| Number | White | #FAFAFA |
| Number (dark shirt) | Black | #212121 |
| Sleeve trim | Yellow | #FBC02D |
| Collar | White | #FAFAFA |
| Sponsor logo | Gray | #9E9E9E |
| Shorts | White | #FFFFFF |
| Fabric shadow | Light gray | #CFD8DC |
| Green accent | Green | #2E7D32 |
| Orange accent | Orange | #FB8C00 |
| Black accent | Black | #212121 |
Simple Steps for a Neat, Realistic Finish
- Color the main shirt color evenly.
- Add any stripes or patterns in a second color.
- Color the crest and the sleeve and collar trim.
- Finish with the number and a few light shadows in the folds.
Quick check: when the main color, the trim, and the number are clearly different, the jersey looks like a real team shirt.
Scissors, Glue, Kit! Soccer Jersey Crafts
Design-Your-Own Jersey
✂️ You need: paper, scissors, crayons
- Cut a simple T-shirt shape from paper.
- Color it in your own team colors, with stripes and a crest.
- Add your name and your favorite number on the back.
💡 Supports: creativity, design thinking, fine motor skills
Mini Jersey Bunting
✂️ You need: paper, string, scissors, tape, crayons
- Cut several small jersey shapes from paper.
- Color each one in different team colors with a number.
- Tape them along a string to make a kit-themed bunting.
💡 Supports: planning, repetition, team spirit
Jersey Badge to Wear
✂️ You need: cardboard, crayons, scissors, tape, a safety pin
- Cut a small jersey shape from cardboard.
- Color it in your team colors with a number.
- Tape a safety pin on the back so you can wear your mini jersey as a badge.
💡 Supports: fine motor skills, pride, creativity
Did You Know? 5 Surprising Facts About Soccer Jerseys
Two Teams, Two Colors
The two teams must wear colors that distinguish them from each other and the match officials. IFAB – Laws of the Game
The Goalkeeper Stands Out
The goalkeeper wears a different color from the rest of the team. IFAB – Laws of the Game
The Whole Kit
A player's compulsory equipment is a shirt, shorts, socks, shinguards and footwear. IFAB – Laws of the Game
Number 1 in Goal
Most starting goalkeepers wear the number 1 on their back. spized
The Magic Number 10
The number 10 is the shirt of the creative playmaker—worn by greats like Pelé, Maradona and Messi. spized
