Dominguez Sport · Practical guide · 23 September 2026
The short answer
The goalkeeper should be handled as the recipient of a specific configuration when model, colour or graphics differ from the rest of the team. Adding them generically to the outfield shirt list creates ambiguity.
What to consider
Check the actual availability of the products and don’t assume a shirt offers goalkeeper padding or details just because of its colour. Any league requirements must be checked with the organiser. Sponsors and numbering must also be checked on the chosen variant, because the contrast may differ from the other athletes’ kit.
How to prepare your project
Create dedicated lines, assign the correct sizes and specify the “goalkeepers” group in the notes. Check whether extra garments or spares are needed and keep them separate from the starters’ named quantities. In the draft, check that the club logo stays visually consistent without inheriting a hard-to-read print colour.
Before continuing
- Product actually suitable and available
- Recognisable goalkeeper group
- Sponsors checked on the dedicated colour
Can I infer a technical property from the model name?
No. The characteristics to consider are those stated in the product sheet, not those imagined from the name.