A durable material noted for it's large mesh holes that allow
better air flow through the jersey. Also referred to as
" 150 Denier Pro Mesh" and "Superstar Mesh" .
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"Air knit" is a generic term we use to describe jersey material
with a tighter weave. It's feel varies with each manufacturer and often has a
different name such as "Flow Knit", "Pro Vent" and more. Some manufacturers
use this air knit material pictured on the left and others use the one shown below.

Some manufacturers us a second type of air knit identified by
it's "rabbit tracks" pinholes. It has a softer feel than the above mentioned
Air Knit.

A material favoured by those who play in hot temperatures.
It's mesh holes and lighter guage make it breathe better than the rest.
Also known as "mid-weight mesh" and "polymesh" it works
best in simple jersey patterns.

This shiny material often used in basektball uniforms
is sometimes used as trim and striping for hockey jerseys.

Note the huge holes in this material. It is used as a ventilation
panel on the sides of some hockey jerseys.