Youth soccer club goalkeeper jerseys at Bear Grips Pro Shops come in the high-contrast colors US Soccer rules require (neon yellow, neon green, neon orange) and ship with name and number on the back, just like the field-player kit. The club store carries the keeper jersey alongside the home and away match jerseys, so each goalkeeper family buys one shirt at the right size, with no minimum and no inventory.
Most US Soccer-sanctioned youth leagues require the goalkeeper to wear a jersey color that contrasts clearly with both teams on the field, both teams’ keepers, and the referee. In practice, that means the keeper kit needs to be a high-visibility color that no field-player jersey on either team uses.
A club that runs both neon yellow and neon orange keeper jerseys covers virtually every league-day color conflict without buying replacement kits mid-season.
Goalkeepers dive, slide, and hit the ground more than any field player. On cold-weather grass and indoor turf, long-sleeve keeper jerseys protect the arms from abrasion and keep the elbows warm enough to react. Most clubs stock both short-sleeve and long-sleeve keeper jerseys in the same neon colors so the family picks the right one for the season.
Spring and fall outdoor: short-sleeve. Winter indoor turf: long-sleeve. Many keepers buy both for the year.
The keeper kit follows the same name-and-number layout as the field kit. Player number prints large (8 to 10 inches) on the back, with the player name in a smaller arc above. Most goalkeepers wear number 1, 12, or 30, but some clubs let the keeper pick their own number. The club crest sits on the front chest, 3.5 to 4 inches wide.
Pro Shops lets each family enter the player name and number at checkout so the keeper jersey ships personalized. The club director does not need to track keeper numbers separately from the field roster.
Pro Shops handles printed apparel: jerseys, shorts, hoodies, warmups, and hats. Bear Grips does not manufacture goalkeeper gloves, padded goalie shorts, padded goalkeeper jerseys with built-in elbow and rib padding, or goalkeeper pants. For padded keeper-specific gear, families source from goalkeeper-specific suppliers. The club store covers everything else: the jersey, the warmup, the hoodie, the practice top, and the merchandise.
Open a free club store and add neon goalkeeper jerseys alongside the field kit. Each keeper family buys their own jersey at the right size, no minimum, no inventory.
Start FreeNeon yellow is the most common keeper color in US youth soccer. Add a neon green or safety orange second option to cover days when the opposing keeper or a field team is also wearing yellow.
No. Bear Grips Pro Shops covers printed apparel only. Padded keeper jerseys, padded keeper shorts, and goalkeeper gloves are sourced from goalie-specific gear suppliers.
Yes. There is no minimum order. A single keeper family buys one jersey directly from the club store at the right size with name and number.
Yes. Sport-Tek Youth Performance Long Sleeve runs XS through XL youth in neon yellow, neon green, and other contrast colors suitable for keeper duty.