Youth Motocross Jerseys
A youth-specific fit in moisture-wicking, breathable fabric, with support for all-over sublimation and custom rider names and numbers.
Request This Style →Cut for the rider who will be a size bigger by the last round. Youth motocross gear from Run Moto Apparel is the club or team kit on a separately drafted youth block: junior jerseys in the same 140–160 gsm mesh and junior pants in the same 600D shell as the adult kit, printed from the same saved profile as the seniors, from 10 pieces per design.
YSSame kit
YMSame profile
YLSame layout
XS · adultOne rosterYouth-specific motocross jerseys, pants and complete riding kits developed for brands, racing teams, clubs and training programs.
A youth-specific fit in moisture-wicking, breathable fabric, with support for all-over sublimation and custom rider names and numbers.
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A pre-curved riding fit with stretch mobility panels, knee reinforcement and an adjustable waist, suited to a young rider’s riding position.
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Jersey and pants matched in color, graphics and team identity—suited to clubs, racing teams and youth race programs.
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Scaled-down overall fit for younger beginners, with less excess fabric and a continuous run of kids’ sizes.
Request This Style →High-breathability, entry-level and pro race builds are available as fabric and configuration options across all four styles—tell us which build you need.
Four buyers of a kids motocross kit with youth riders on the roster, and one this page is not for.

A club kit where the youth riders wear the same design as the seniors, sized from the roster, reordered a size up mid-season.

Student kits from youth to adult in the school colors, washed weekly, reordered by size as the intake changes.

Junior riders in the team kit with names and numbers, on the youth block, from the same profile and the same layout as the senior riders.

A youth range developed on its own block next to the adult range, from 50 pieces per style, so the two ranges fit like one brand.
The block, the growth, the pant leg and the names; the colorway is already decided by the club kit

The youth block is drafted for a child's proportions: shorter torso relative to the limbs, narrower shoulders, a higher waist. A small adult size scaled down puts the sleeve seam in the wrong place and the knee panel below the knee.

A kit ordered in the size that fits at round one rides short by the last round; a kit ordered a size up rides long at round one. The roster asks for the size now, and the next size is a reorder from the saved profile, not a guess.

Youth boots are shorter; the in-the-boot leg is cut to the youth boot height, not the adult. Over-the-boot for schools that ride in mud.

Names and numbers per rider from the roster, or a uniform club kit any young rider can order by size.
The reference table for a junior motocross jersey and pants; the four decisions above tell you which row matters

A scaled-down adult pattern puts every seam in the wrong place on a child; the youth block starts from the child. Switch the outline to see where the seams land.
Orange = youth block: raglan seam on the shoulder, knee panel on the knee, leg at the boot. Dashed red = adult pattern scaled down: seams drift below the joints.
From the child's proportions. Children are not small adults in proportion: the torso is shorter relative to the limbs, the shoulders narrower, the waist higher and the neck smaller. The youth jersey block is drafted from those proportions, so the raglan seam sits on the shoulder, the body length stays tucked when the rider stands, and the collar does not gape. The youth pant block puts the inner-knee panel on the knee, the knee room where a youth knee brace sits, and the leg length at the youth boot height. The blocks are graded within the youth range on their own rules, not on the adult grade.
A youth rider wears proportionally more protection than an adult, and the jersey is cut to go over a roost guard without riding up.



A club youth motocross kit in a slightly different red makes the club's young riders look like a different club
One profile, two blocks. The youth kit is printed from the same saved color profile as the adult kit, on the same mesh, with the layout scaled to the youth pattern pieces so the sponsor and the badge are the same proportion of the chest. The strip printed for the youth run is laid against the club's archived strip under daylight before the press runs. Names and numbers are placed from the same roster, in the same font, at a size that reads on a smaller back.
The season is longer than the size. The next size up is a roster line, printed from the same strip, in 15 days.
The season is longer than the size; the reorder is built in, not bolted on.
| #14 | YM · 24/24 |
| #8 | YL · 26/26 |
| #31 | YS · 22/22 |
| #5 | YL · 26/27 |
| #14 | YL · 26/26 ↑ |
| #8 | YL · 26/26 |
| #31 | YM · 24/24 ↑ |
| #5 | XS adult ↑ |

A roster line, not a new design. When a rider grows out of the kit, the officer sends the rider's name and the next size, and the jersey and pants are printed from the archived strip and cut on the youth block in 15 days. The new size matches the kit the rest of the squad is wearing because it comes from the same file. The roster keeps both sizes against the rider's name, so the second reorder, if there is one, is one line.
Intake works the same way. For a school, a new student is a new roster line in their size, and the youth motocross gear matches the class.
Eight parts across the jersey and the pants, each sized to the child. The dark tile is the field the roster writes on.

Each variant has a squad it fits; pick from the pairs or send us the roster and we pick with you.


Youth motocross gear from the roster with sizes to the bag with the young rider's name on it.

Name, number, sizes; youth and adult riders on one sheet.

Artwork placed on the youth pattern pieces, scaled from the club layout.

Youth panels printed from the club's saved profile.

Cut on the youth block; leg to youth boot height.

First of each youth size against the size sheet; names against the roster at final.

One bag per rider, youth and adult in the same box.
A youth rider who orders a size up for growth gets a jersey over the gloves; the roster asks for the size now
With the protection on. The roster asks for each youth rider's jersey size, pant waist and inseam, and whether they ride with a knee brace and a roost guard. Before bulk, a size-run set in the youth range goes to the club so the young riders can try the sizes on with their protection, and the officer writes the size now against each name. Riders between sizes go up on the jersey for the roost guard and down on the pant waist because the ratchet closes in.
The next size is a reorder. The signed roster becomes the size sheet and travels with the order; a new size mid-season is added to the same sheet.

Five checks a club officer or a school owner can do at the gate, without us there.

Jersey over the roost guard, pants over the braces; raglan seam on the shoulder, knee panel on the knee.
The in-the-boot leg ends at the youth boot, not inside it or over it.
Youth sample held against the adult sample under daylight; one red, one badge.
Each name and number against the roster line, readable on the smaller back.

Every young rider in the size now, written on the roster.
One sales manager owns the youth kit and the senior kit together, and the mid-season sizes after them.
Changes before layout approval cost nothing; the table shows the ones that move the schedule
| Name or number change before layout approvalEdit the layout, nothing else moves. | 0DAYS |
| Rider grows mid-seasonNext size up from the saved profile, no new sample. | 15DAYS |
| Leg cut switched after samplingNew pant sample. | 7–10DAYS |
| Youth block switched from a small adult after samplingNew sample on the youth block. | 7–10DAYS |
| New student or member addedNew roster line, printed from the archived strip. | 15DAYS |
| Bulk after sample approvalScheduled backwards from round one or the course start. | 25–35DAYS |


The club's youth kits travel with the senior kits, by name, in one shipment
Every youth rider's jersey and pants go into one bag with the name, number and sizes on the label from the roster line, in the same box as the adult kits, so the officer hands out bags at the gate. School fleets are packed by size.

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