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\nEvery page and shelf on Six Yard is listed below, and the list keeps itself up to date as pages and shelves change. Under the list is a plain guide to how the store is laid out, written for the keeper, the keeper parent and the coach, so you can go straight to the shirt, the policy or the answer you came for.
\nSix Yard sells one kind of thing: what a goalkeeper wears. Long-sleeve keeper jerseys first, then the second shirt for clash days, then the pants, shorts and warm-up layers that finish the kit. There are no gloves, no boots and no brand catalogue, so the store is small enough to learn in a minute.
\nThe organising idea is colour, because colour is the keeper’s real decision. A keeper has to look different from both teams and from the referee and assistants, and every shirt we make comes in one or more of five corner colourways, named after the corners of the goal: Top Bins magenta (top left), Upper 90 volt (top right), Near Post orange (low left), Far Post teal (low right) and Down the Middle graphite. The homepage opens on a drawn goal seen from the penalty spot; tap a corner and the keeper on the line wears that colour. The same mini goal frame is the colour picker on each product page.
\nKeeper Jerseys holds the adult long-sleeve jerseys, sizes S to 5XL. One jersey takes your name and number on the back; the others are set designs with nothing to type, such as a diamond net pattern, two angle lines that meet on the chest, a white crossbar band with a collar, chalk six-yard box lines, forearm splashes and the plain Clean Sheet shirt. Start here if you are an adult keeper buying your own shirt.
\nYouth Keepers is for young keepers in youth sizes YXS to YXL, all at one price per item. It has a name and number jersey, two set designs and a set with a jersey and matching shorts. Start here if you are a parent buying for a child’s first season in goal, or for tryouts.
\nThe Second Shirt is for the day your first choice clashes, and for whoever goes in goal when the keeper cannot. It holds the First & Clash pair (two jerseys, one name and number, two far-apart corners), a half-and-half split shirt, a no-name back-up jersey with a 13 on the back, and the plain Clean Sheet jersey that many keepers carry as a spare.
\nPants & Shorts finishes the keeper kit: full-length pants for turf and frost, three-quarter pants that cover the knee, shorts in three corner colours, and the youth jersey-and-shorts set.
\nTraining & Warm-Up holds what a keeper wears around the match: a lighter training top for keeper sessions, a quarter-zip for the warm-up, and the Number One hoodie for the bench, the drive home and the sideline parent.
\nTo see every shirt in one place, use the shop page. At the top of it, the corner links show every item in one colourway, which is the quickest way to find a shirt that stands apart from your team.
\nTwenty items, each with one job. The shelf column tells you where to find similar pieces; the last column is what the item is for.
\n| Product | \nShelf | \nWhat it is for | \n
|---|---|---|
| Name & Number Long-Sleeve Goalkeeper Jersey — Pick Your Corner | \nKeeper Jerseys | \nThe keeper shirt with your name across the shoulders and your number under it. Pick the corner, type the name, watch it on the drawn jersey, then order. | \n
| Diamond Net Long-Sleeve Goalkeeper Jersey | \nKeeper Jerseys | \nThe net behind you, printed on you: a diamond net pattern that runs from the shoulders down both sleeves and fades out at the waist. | \n
| Angle Lines Raglan Goalkeeper Jersey, Long Sleeve | \nKeeper Jerseys | \nTwo thin lines run from each shoulder to the centre of the chest, the way a keeper cuts the angle. Raglan sleeves in a darker shade. | \n
| Crossbar Collared Goalkeeper Jersey, Long Sleeve | \nKeeper Jerseys | \nA collared keeper shirt with one wide white band across the chest, like the crossbar seen from the penalty spot. | \n
| Six-Yard Box Chalk Line Goalkeeper Jersey | \nKeeper Jerseys | \nThe keeper’s own rectangle, chalked around the hem and up both sides. A long-sleeve jersey for the player who owns the box. | \n
| Clean Sheet Plain Long-Sleeve Goalkeeper Jersey | \nKeeper Jerseys | \nOne colour, one small corner mark, nothing else. The plain keeper shirt for leagues and teams that add their own numbers. | \n
| Parry Splash Long-Sleeve Goalkeeper Jersey | \nKeeper Jerseys | \nBold paint-splash shapes along both forearms, where the ball meets you on a parry. The loudest shirt on the line. | \n
| Youth Name & Number Long-Sleeve Goalkeeper Jersey | \nYouth Keepers | \nFor the young keeper who just got the gloves for the season: their own name and number on a long-sleeve keeper shirt. Youth XS to XL. | \n
| Youth Diamond Net Goalkeeper Jersey, Long Sleeve | \nYouth Keepers | \nThe diamond net pattern on a youth long-sleeve keeper shirt, sized YXS to YXL. Nothing to type. | \n
| Youth Angle Lines Goalkeeper Jersey, Long Sleeve | \nYouth Keepers | \nTwo lines that meet on the chest, the first thing every young keeper learns: cut the angle. Youth raglan long sleeve. | \n
| Youth Goalkeeper Set — Long-Sleeve Jersey & Shorts | \nYouth Keepers | \nA youth keeper set: the long-sleeve jersey and matching shorts in one corner colour, so the young keeper turns up looking like a keeper. | \n
| First & Clash Goalkeeper Jersey Pair — Name & Number | \nThe Second Shirt | \nTwo long-sleeve keeper jerseys with the same name and number in two corner colours that never clash with each other. One for most days, one for the day the other team turns up in your colour. | \n
| Back-Up Keeper Jersey — The One in the Bag, Long Sleeve | \nThe Second Shirt | \nA no-name long-sleeve keeper shirt with a plain number 13 on the back, for the substitute keeper or the outfield player who goes in goal at half-time. | \n
| Half-and-Half Clash Goalkeeper Jersey, Long Sleeve | \nThe Second Shirt | \nSplit down the middle: one corner colour on the left, another on the right. Two keeper colours in one shirt for the day you cannot be sure what the other team wears. | \n
| Goalkeeper Long Pants — Full Length | \nPants & Shorts | \nFull-length keeper pants for turf, frost and hard pitches, with a thin chalk line down each outer leg. | \n
| Goalkeeper 3/4 Pants — Knee-Covering Length | \nPants & Shorts | \nThree-quarter keeper pants that cover the knees and stop above the socks. The middle ground between shorts and full length. | \n
| Goalkeeper Shorts in Corner Colours | \nPants & Shorts | \nKeeper shorts in the same corner colours as the jerseys, so the shirt and shorts match instead of borrowing the team’s. | \n
| Keeper Training Long-Sleeve Top — Set Position Print | \nTraining & Warm-Up | \nA lighter long-sleeve top for keeper sessions, with a small drawn keeper in set position on the back of the neck. | \n
| Keeper Warm-Up Quarter-Zip Top | \nTraining & Warm-Up | \nA quarter-zip warm-up top for the cold half hour before kick-off, with the goal-corner bracket on the chest and a magenta zip pull. | \n
| Number One Keeper Pullover Hoodie | \nTraining & Warm-Up | \nA pullover hoodie with a big outlined 1 on the back and the words OFF YOUR LINE down the left sleeve. For keepers and keeper parents. | \n
All the support pages are listed above. Here is what each one is for, so you open the right one first.
\n| Page | \nOpen it when | \n
|---|---|
| Help Center | \nYou are not sure where to start; it groups every topic with short answers. | \n
| FAQs | \nYou have a quick question about colour, size, name and number, delivery or returns. | \n
| Size Guide | \nYou are choosing a size, especially for a keeper who wears a base layer or is still growing. | \n
| Order Tracking | \nYou have ordered and want to know where the parcel is. | \n
| Shipping & Delivery | \nYou want to know how long delivery takes and where we ship. | \n
| Cancel or Change an Order | \nYou need to change a size, colour, name, number or address within 24 hours of ordering. | \n
| Returns & Exchanges | \nSomething needs to come back, within 60 days. | \n
| Refund Policy | \nYou want to know when and how your money is returned. | \n
| Submit a Ticket | \nYou want to write to us with the right subject line already filled in. | \n
| Contact Us | \nYou want our email address and business address. | \n
The legal and policy pages are short on legal language and long on plain answers. The terms of service set out how ordering works and the law that applies, which is Florida law. The privacy policy explains what we keep about you and for how long; for example, any photos you send us are deleted 30 days after delivery. The payment methods page explains how payment works and what you see at checkout. The intellectual property policy explains why every design is our own and why we never print crests, league badges, brand marks or the names of real teams and players. The DMCA page tells a rights holder how to send a notice.
\nThe same numbers appear on every product page and every policy. If you ever see a page that says something different, tell us, because one of them is wrong.
\nThe search box in the header looks through product names and descriptions. Short words work best: “youth”, “pants”, “pair”, “hoodie”, or a corner name such as “teal” or “upper 90”. If nothing matches, the results page says so and points you back to every shirt.
\nThe main menu lists the five shelves and a Help menu with the support pages. On a phone, the menu icon at the top left opens the same list. The footer at the bottom of every page repeats the shelves, the help pages and the policies, together with our address and email.
\nEvery product page follows the same order: the name and price, the mini goal frame to pick the corner colour, the size buttons, the name and number fields on custom shirts, the add-to-cart button, then the delivery and returns lines and three tabs: the description, size and fit, and shipping and returns. Below them are four related items from the same shelf.
\nThe person icon in the header opens your account if you made one at checkout, with your past orders and saved addresses. An account is optional; guest checkout works for every order.
\nA keeper buying a first shirt: homepage goal frame, tap your team’s colour, pick a corner that stays clear, then Keeper Jerseys or Youth Keepers, then the size guide. A keeper whose shirt clashed last weekend: The Second Shirt. A coach filling the team bag: the Back-Up jersey and the FAQs on clash days. A parent buying a present: Training & Warm-Up, where nothing needs typing. Anyone after an answer: the Help Center, then a ticket.
\nSix Yard, 3468 Cedar Grove Dr, Fort Pierce, FL 34946, US. We are an email-only store: write to support@sixyard.shop and a person replies within 24 hours on business days. Read more on about Six Yard.
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