Collection: JERSEY

16 products

All-over-print scuba diving jerseys for divers who like their gear loud. Each jersey is printed edge to edge with an original ocean design — mantas, sharks and reef life — on lightweight, breathable fabric that's easy to throw on for boat days, dive-team meetups and warm-weather travel. Made to order and shipped worldwide, our dive jerseys are drawn and tested by divers in Greece, so no two crews on the dock look the same.

Why divers wear jerseys on the surface

The jersey is the loud one. Lightweight, breathable and cut roomy, it is built to be thrown on straight over a wet swimsuit without clinging — which is why it works so well on liveaboards and long boat days when nothing dries properly. Dive clubs order them so a crew is recognisable from across the dock; travelling divers pack them because they take almost no room and shrug off creases. Note that jerseys are surface wear, not sun-protective apparel. For the cooler end of the day, add a scuba diving hoodie.

Frequently asked questions

Is a diving jersey sun-protective?
No — our jerseys are lightweight surface wear and carry no UV rating. If sun protection is what you need, choose a rated rash guard or polo instead. The jersey's job is breathable, quick-to-throw-on comfort between dives, and it is cut loose specifically so it does not cling to wet skin.
Can a group order matching jerseys for a dive club?
Yes. Sizes available vary by design — check the size selector on the product page before placing a club or dive-centre order in one matched print. Because every piece is made to order, allow the full 4-9 business day production window plus transit before your trip or event date.
How does the jersey fit compared to a t-shirt?
It fits looser through the body and shoulders than a standard t-shirt, in the style of a sports jersey. If you want a closer cut, order one size down. Consult the measurement chart on the product page and compare it against a shirt you already own rather than guessing from the size letter.
Can I wear it in the water?
You can, but it is not designed for it. The fabric is a light knit that holds water and dries slower than technical swimwear, and it has no UV rating. For swimming, snorkelling or wearing under a wetsuit, a purpose-built rash guard is the far better choice.
Carbon-neutral shipping on all orders
998kg
shipping emissions removed
That's like...
2554
miles driven by an average gasoline-powered car
We fund innovations in...
Soil
Forest