Whether it’s:
- your personal jersey from that memorable final of yester-year,
- a signed jersey from the team you support,
- that signed jersey acquired at auction,
- your child’s first jersey,
- or whatever,
there is no greater way to display them than to have them custom framed.
Depending on how you require the jersey or t-shirt displayed, it will either be stitched to a backing board either:
- in it's natural state, or
- stretched over a piece of Fome-cor to display it as flat as possible
An alternative display method to that shown for the 2000 Brisbane Lions jersey is to use additional matt-boards to create a shadow box effect around the item framed (see examples below).
Additional information can be recorded on plaques or be typed, which together with photographs, team lists, match results etc. can create a more unique framed item.
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Queensland netball tunic (note the autographs surrounding the tunic) | |
Olympian’s tracksuit, togs, replica bronze medal and photograph. |
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| Wallaby jersey signed by all the team accompanied by a team photo and a plaque.
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A Gold Coast Chargers jersey signed by the team and typed information cut into the matt board giving team details and players names - another way of personalizing a jersey. |
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Karen Webb signed this T Shirt, brought to life with the inclusion of a photograph. |
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