Custom jumper: which knitted model to choose, and at what price?

A knitted jumper embroidered on the chest works at the office, at a front desk and at the weekend. On tknp.io, at 25 units, it costs from €27.15 excluding VAT per jumper (Pen Duick PK450, V-neck) to €62.69 excluding VAT (Kariban PK910, merino wool), embroidery included. Prices read on our product pages on 10 November 2026, given as guides.

What to remember:

• A jumper, here, means knitwear: a knitted garment with ribbing at the neck, cuffs and hem. A fleece-backed sweatshirt is a different garment.
• Nine models, three price bands: cotton and acrylic jumpers at around €27 to €34 excluding VAT embroidered, two 100% cotton jumpers at around €34, then merino wool and Supima® cotton from €43 to €63.
• The conditions: every price in this article comes from our product pages of 10 November 2026, before VAT, one chest logo embroidered at 8 x 10 cm, two-week lead time, cheapest colour, standard sizes, shipping extra. They remain indicative. Decoration is ordered from 10 jumpers per model.
• The smart move: order one blank jumper to judge the knit before you launch the run.

A custom jumper is a knitted jumper

On tknp.io, the word "pull" (jumper) means a knitted garment: the page of the Pen Duick PK450 describes a jumper "knitted in 12 gauge", with a neck, cuffs and hem "finished in 1x1 rib". A sweatshirt is cut from fleece-backed jersey, not knitted in rib. Our product pages still file both under the same family, "Sweats & hoodies": do not be surprised to read "Sweat" at the top of a jumper's page.

For a team, the difference shows straight away. A knitted jumper makes smarter merch, worn over a shirt or a polo. A crew neck sweatshirt, also called a crewneck, stays more of an outdoor and weekend garment. If a sweatshirt is what you are after, our ranking of sweatshirt brands to customise compares the references, and the custom hoodie is ordered from its own page.

The nine jumpers to customise, from the most affordable to the finest

Here are the knitted models we pick, ranked by embroidered price at 25 units. Each price covers your logo embroidered on the left chest, 8 x 10 cm, and nothing else on the jumper, in its most affordable shade (product pages of 10 November 2026, indicative, before VAT and shipping).

The most affordable, around €27 to €32 excluding VAT embroidered. Pen Duick's PK450, Henbury's H720 and Russell Collection's 0R710M0 are three V-neck jumpers in equal parts cotton and acrylic; the pages of the first two specify a 12-gauge knit. The Russell Collection adds Lycra® to its ribbing, for a neat look when worn according to its page, which also states a 40 °C wash. The H720 comes in purple, the purple shown in this article's illustration, as well as black, grey marl and navy.

The middle, around €33 to €35 excluding VAT. Kariban's K967 is a crew neck in cotton and acrylic, its neckline finished in double-thickness rib. Spasso's SP900 is a crew neck whose page states 100% combed organic cotton. It also credits it with a treatment against pilling, the trouble that awaits a knit rubbed at the elbows. The K989 is a 100% cotton Breton jumper, striped navy and off-white, buttoned at the shoulder.

The most premium, from €43 to €63 excluding VAT. Tee Jays' 6000 blends merino wool and acrylic, in 14 gauge, a finer knit. Kariban's PK900 is knitted in combed Supima® cotton then joined by linking at the seams. The PK910, in extra-fine merino wool, is described by its page as a fine, soft knit: it is also the most expensive of the selection.

Why such gaps? On our list, they mostly follow the fibre: jumpers blending cotton and acrylic, a synthetic fibre, are the cheapest (what a synthetic fibre is, is covered in our guide), merino wool and Supima® cotton the most expensive.

Men's jumper, women's jumper: each model has its version

Eight of the nine jumpers in our table have a women's version on our pages; only Spasso's SP900 is shown for men alone. The Pen Duick PK451, the women's version of the PK450, costs the same €27.15 excluding VAT embroidered at 25 units. At Henbury, the women's H721 comes to €28.04 excluding VAT, in 180 gsm. At Russell Collection, the 0R710F0 matches the men's price, €31.93 excluding VAT, and at Kariban the women's K968 answers the K967 crew neck, at the same price, as the K990 does the K989 Breton jumper. Tee Jays' 6006 costs the same as the 6000, €43.71 excluding VAT. Three women's versions even come in cheaper than the men's: the H721 already mentioned, the Supima® PK901 at €39.96 excluding VAT against €45.23, and the merino PK911 at €56.18 against €62.69.

On budget, a men's jumper and its women's version are two references, which do not pool their quantities, a rule our figures on the price of a custom sweatshirt set out reference by reference.

V-neck, crew neck, roll neck or zipped: the shape barely moves the price

The shape of a jumper weighs less than its fabric. At Henbury, in cotton and acrylic, embroidered at 25 units, the H720 V-neck costs €28.97 excluding VAT, the H725 crew neck €28.99, the H727 roll neck €30.11, the H722 button cardigan €31.02 and the H729 zipped funnel-neck jumper €33.09. At Pen Duick, the PK455 zip-neck jumper comes to €30.68 excluding VAT.

A V-neck goes over a shirt and lets its collar show. A crew neck slips over a polo or a tee. A roll neck covers the neck on cold days. Zipped jumpers and cardigans open up, which makes them handy when people go in and out all day.

Which decoration to customise a knitted jumper?

To customise a knitted jumper, our advice goes to embroidery. Our embroidery page explains why it suits a knit: the machine embroiders "straight into the fabric", and "the raised thread becomes part of the garment": nothing is laid on top of the knit. On a knit, a logo embroidered on the chest stays crisp and reads as a brand garment, not a promotional one. Our jumper pages also offer DTF transfer (A6 area) and one-colour screen printing; DTG and patches are quoted on request.

To see how an embroidery is priced, our article on embroidery prices details what moves its cost.

From how many jumpers does the price drop?

The first tier for a decorated jumper is 10 per model; from there, the price steps down at every quantity break. On Pen Duick's PK450 embroidered on the chest, a jumper costs €28.38 excluding VAT at 10, €27.15 at 25, €26.30 at 50, €24.50 at 100 and €20.75 at 1,000.

The tier matters more in screen printing, which needs a screen to be prepared. On the same PK450, one-colour screen printing goes from €36.85 excluding VAT at 10 jumpers to €28.08 at 25, then €22.54 at 100. At 10 jumpers, embroidery (€28.38) and DTF transfer (€28.37) therefore cost less than screen printing; screen printing only drops below embroidery from 50 (€24.30 against €26.30 embroidered).

How to create a custom jumper online?

On the Pen Duick, Henbury, Russell Collection and Tee Jays pages, the jumper is put together in the designer, reached through "Customise online": your logo on the chest, the shade of the knit, then the sizes, settled in the basket. On the Kariban and Spasso pages, on 10 November 2026, this button does not appear: the page offers "Request a quote", and the jumper is ordered that way.

On timing, allow ten working days in the workshop at the standard pace, and check the expected date the basket shows before you pay; shorter and longer options, and what they do to the price, are covered in our guide to production and delivery lead times. Shipping is a flat fee per order: €15.00 excluding VAT for France.

Hold the jumper in your hands before you embroider the run

A knit is judged by touch more than on screen. Every jumper page has an "Order blank" button, from a single jumper: Pen Duick's PK450 costs €23.45 excluding VAT for one blank, Henbury's H720 €25.33 excluding VAT. The page presents that trial jumper as the sample for checking fit, fabric and colour before the run.

With a blank jumper in hand, you check three things: whether the neck ribbing holds after a first wash, whether the gauge feels fine enough for your team, and whether the usual size fits right (the maker's measurements are on the page, taken flat). Then the embroidered run starts from 10 jumpers of the chosen model.

To dress a whole reception team around the jumper, our page on hostess uniforms brings together shirt, jacket and coat.