Framed Jersey's

The Grub Group specialise in providing framed football jersey's and all types of shirts etc.

We take great pride and care to ensure that your jersey remains as brilliant to look at in 20 years, as it does today.

"Our care factor"

-We are mortified to hear how many picture framers are still using staples to secure your precious jersey to the mat/backing board. Not only do staples damage the jersey, but with time, there's every chance they will rust - Not good!!!

-We either hand stitch or use small plastic ties (as used to attach price/advertising tags to retail clothing) so there is absolutely no damage to your precious garments.

-We only use acid free mat board & foam core, which once again, provides long term protection that you won't get if using inferior materials.

-We only use genuine timber mouldings - Never synthetic materials!

*Helpful hint number 1-When having your jersey autographed by your favourite players, ask them not to sign too close to the top of the jersey and sleeves. If they do, some of the signatures may be concealed or hard to see.

*Helpful hint number 2-Make sure all the autographs are signed on either the front or the back of the jersey. If you get a combination of some on the front and some on the back, you're going to have a very tough decision to make.

"How much does it cost?"

Our prices are much more competitive than similar companies.

Contact us for a Quote on your particular items.

-"Discounts available for Junior Sporting Clubs, Schools & Charities" - Conditions apply

NB-When you're getting a quote for jersey framing elsewhere, make sure you are getting everything The Grub Group is giving you. Compare apples with apples!!! And remember, if you're getting your jersey framing done anywhere else, you're probably paying too much!

We also have a range of perspex cases for all of your sporting balls, such as Rugby League/Union/AFL/Soccer/Basketball, Cricket/Tennis etc.

*All pricing is subject to change without notice

Why not frame your favourite team jersey now?