Sports Memorabilia Acrylic Display Cases
Custom acrylic display cases for jerseys, helmets, balls, bats, and signed memorabilia. UV-filtering. B2B wholesale.
A sports memorabilia display case is a clear acrylic enclosure built to protect a signed jersey, helmet, ball, or bat from dust, fingerprints, and UV fade. Wetop Acrylic manufactures every common format for B2B buyers — sports memorabilia retailers, auction and authentication houses, halls of fame and museums, fan retail chains, and corporate trophy-wall programs — including the acrylic football display case for full-pad and skill-position jerseys, the acrylic jersey display case in basketball and hockey sizes, the acrylic baseball display case (single, multi-ball, and autographed), the acrylic football helmet display case in full-size and mini-helmet variants, the acrylic baseball bat display case in vertical and horizontal orientations, and the acrylic basketball display case for full-size balls. UV-filtering acrylic, wall-mount or tabletop, lockable on demand, with optional Certificate of Authenticity (COA) slot. MOQ 50 pieces.
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Memorabilia Formats We Case
Every sport has its own memorabilia format and its own display challenge. The acrylic football display case for a full-pad jersey or a signed helmet looks nothing like a baseball cube or a long, narrow bat case. A signed full-size helmet shares a case with its mini-helmet companion. A boxing glove looks best in a deep shadow-box. Below are the eight memorabilia formats we case most often — pick the closest match and we tailor the dimensions to your specific item.

Jersey Display Cases
Full-size adult and youth jerseys — basketball, football, soccer, hockey. Slim wall-mount frame with felt-wrapped backboard and optional COA slot
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Football Helmet Cases
Full-size and mini-helmet cases. Single, dual (full + mini), or 4-helmet team-set displays. Acrylic or fabric-covered risers
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Baseball Display Cases
Single-ball cubes, multi-ball grids, and autographed-baseball cases with COA pocket
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Baseball Bat Cases
Vertical, horizontal, and dual-bat cases. Wall-mount or tabletop. Felt-wrapped backboard recommended
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Basketball Display Cases
Single-ball cube cases and angled tabletop cases for full-size 29.5" balls. Acrylic or felt cradle base
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Boxing & Combat Gear
Boxing glove cases (single and dual), title belts, MMA gloves. Deep shadow-box format with branded plaque
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Soccer Ball, Hockey Puck & Smaller Items
Soccer balls (size 5), hockey pucks, golf balls, tennis balls. Multi-piece grid cases for matched team sets
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Multi-Piece Memorabilia Cases
Combo cases — jersey + ball + photo + COA on one backboard. Most popular for auction-house and authentication buyers
Details below ›Standard Memorabilia Case Dimensions — Quick Reference
The right sports memorabilia case starts with the bounding box of the item — a laid-flat jersey, an upright helmet, a ball at rest, a bat in display orientation. Below is our factory-verified reference table covering the formats we build most often. All measurements are interior dimensions with 1mm clearance per side; we test-fit a sample against your actual item before bulk production.
Dimensions are directional. Adult vs youth jersey sizes vary, helmet shells differ between sports, and ball circumferences are sport-specific. Send us the item and we measure precisely before quoting.
| Item | Interior (mm) | Approx. (inches) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jersey Cases (lay-flat on backboard) | |||
| Adult football jersey (full-pad) | 815 × 990 × 80 | 32 × 39 × 3 | Wall-mount slim depth |
| Adult basketball jersey | 790 × 940 × 60 | 31 × 37 × 2.4 | Tank cut, narrower shoulders |
| Adult soccer / hockey jersey | 790 × 940 × 60 | 31 × 37 × 2.4 | Standard adult size |
| Youth jersey (any sport) | 690 × 815 × 60 | 27 × 32 × 2.4 | Smaller backboard format |
| Jersey + COA window | 815 × 1110 × 80 | 32 × 44 × 3 | Adds 80–120mm height for COA slot |
| Football Helmet Cases (upright) | |||
| Full-size football helmet | 280 × 320 × 270 | 11 × 12.6 × 10.6 | Single-helmet case |
| Mini-helmet (replica) | 150 × 180 × 140 | 5.9 × 7.1 × 5.5 | Single mini case |
| Dual: full-size + mini-helmet | 460 × 320 × 270 | 18 × 12.6 × 10.6 | Shared backboard, COA between |
| 4-helmet team-set (mini) | 620 × 180 × 140 | 24 × 7 × 5.5 | Row of 4 mini-helmets |
| Baseball Cases | |||
| Single baseball cube | 90 × 90 × 90 | 3.5 × 3.5 × 3.5 | Approx. 73mm ball + clearance |
| 3-ball horizontal display | 270 × 90 × 90 | 10.6 × 3.5 × 3.5 | Row of 3 baseballs |
| 9-ball grid (3 × 3) | 270 × 270 × 90 | 10.6 × 10.6 × 3.5 | Team-set or pitcher rotation |
| Autographed ball + COA case | 180 × 90 × 130 | 7 × 3.5 × 5.1 | Ball plus recessed COA pocket |
| Baseball Bat Cases | |||
| Vertical (upright on angled stand) | 520 × 130 × 130 | 20.5 × 5.1 × 5.1 | Tabletop format |
| Horizontal lay-flat | 920 × 130 × 130 | 36.2 × 5.1 × 5.1 | Wall-mount common |
| Dual-bat side-by-side | 920 × 250 × 130 | 36.2 × 9.8 × 5.1 | Matched-pair signed sets |
| Basketball & Larger Balls | |||
| Single basketball cube (29.5") | 260 × 260 × 260 | 10.2 × 10.2 × 10.2 | Approx. 240mm ball + clearance |
| Basketball angled cradle case | 290 × 290 × 230 | 11.4 × 11.4 × 9 | Ball seated in acrylic cradle |
| Volleyball / soccer ball (size 5) | 240 × 240 × 240 | 9.4 × 9.4 × 9.4 | Diameter ~220mm + clearance |
| Boxing & Combat Gear | |||
| Single boxing glove | 320 × 200 × 230 | 12.6 × 7.9 × 9.1 | Adult 16oz glove |
| Dual boxing gloves (pair) | 620 × 200 × 230 | 24.4 × 7.9 × 9.1 | Matched signed pair |
| Title belt / championship belt | 1300 × 380 × 80 | 51 × 15 × 3 | Wall-mount horizontal |
| MMA glove pair | 540 × 200 × 130 | 21.3 × 7.9 × 5.1 | Smaller than boxing gloves |
| Smaller Items (pucks, golf, tennis) | |||
| Hockey puck cube | 90 × 90 × 50 | 3.5 × 3.5 × 2 | Approx. 76mm × 25mm puck |
| Golf ball / tennis ball cube | 60 × 60 × 60 | 2.4 × 2.4 × 2.4 | Single small-ball cube |
| Multi-puck team set (6-grid) | 290 × 200 × 50 | 11.4 × 7.9 × 2 | Row × 2 of 3 pucks |
| Multi-Piece Memorabilia (combo cases) | |||
| Jersey + ball + photo + COA on one backboard, photo + helmet + plaque, framed jersey + signed ball cradle, and other custom combos — measured around the item set you specify. Most popular with auction houses, authentication distributors, and corporate trophy-wall builders. Send a sketch with item dimensions and we quote a precision-fit case. | |||
Dimensions are directional. Item sizes vary by sport, brand, and adult vs youth. We test-fit a sample against your actual memorabilia before bulk production.
Why UV-Filtering Acrylic Matters for Sports Memorabilia
UV-filtering acrylic blocks 92%+ of harmful ultraviolet radiation — the wavelength that fades autograph ink, bleaches jersey fabric, and yellows old leather and game-worn helmets. Most sports memorabilia is signed and most autographs are silver Sharpie, the pigment that fades fastest. For any high-value item paired with a Certificate of Authenticity, UV-filtering acrylic is the single most important protective upgrade — and it's invisible to the buyer's eye.
Autograph Ink Fade
Silver Sharpie on a dark jersey fades within 12 months under direct sun, and within 2–3 years under retail fluorescent or LED lighting. Black and blue ballpoint last longer but still ghost. UV-filtering acrylic blocks the wavelength that breaks down the pigment — protection is gradual and irreversible damage just doesn't accumulate.
Jersey Fabric Bleaching
Polyester sublimation jerseys (most modern game-issue) lose vibrancy under UV — reds wash to pink, blacks fade to charcoal. Cotton numbering on retro jerseys fades faster than the body fabric, leaving uneven appearance. UV-filtering acrylic is standard on every jersey case we build for authentication distributors.
Leather & Helmet Yellowing
Game-worn leather (boxing gloves, vintage baseball gloves, helmet earholes) and the polycarbonate shells on modern football helmets both yellow under UV. The yellowing reads as "aged" but it's photo-degradation — and authentication houses penalize cases without UV protection in their condition grades.
COA & Hologram Preservation
The Certificate of Authenticity holographic seal carries the auction-house or signing-company brand. Holograms are especially UV-sensitive — they delaminate and peel under prolonged exposure. A faded COA undermines the item's provenance. UV-filtering acrylic protects the document as much as the item.
Cost: UV-filtering acrylic adds approximately 15–25% to material cost. For any signed item paired with a COA, the protection cost is a fraction of the value at risk — especially across a 50–500 unit production run for retailers and authentication distributors.
For full material options and finishing details, see our Acrylic Display Cases hub page.
Case Style & Configuration Options
Every sports memorabilia case we build for B2B buyers is configured across six axes: case construction (5-sided cover with backboard, full enclosure, or deep wall-mount), depth (slim 50–80mm wall-jersey case to 200mm+ deep memorabilia case), backboard finish (acrylic, felt-wrapped, fabric, or museum mat-board), mounting (wall, tabletop, or both), security (lockable, tamper-evident seal, or open), and lighting (top LED or base uplight). The right combination depends on the item, the buyer use case, and the display environment.
Case Construction
5-Sided Cover with Backboard
Acrylic cover lifts off a thicker backboard plate. Most popular for jersey cases, framed memorabilia, and wall-mounted displays. Easy to swap content without removing the case from the wall.
Full Enclosure (5-sided + base)
Helmet, basketball, and boxing-glove cases with an integrated base — the item sits on the case base itself. Cleanest look for tabletop and retail-counter displays. Optional cradle or riser inside.
Mitered vs Butt-Joint Edges
45° mitered corners deliver a premium, frame-like edge — preferred by auction houses and museums. Butt joints with diamond-polished edges are more cost-efficient and just as dust-tight — common for retail and fan-channel programs.
Wall-Mount Memorabilia Case
Deep wall-mount cases for helmets, gloves, and three-dimensional memorabilia at retail walls, auction-house galleries, and stadium gift shops. French cleat or Z-clip on the back panel — see our wall-mounted display case sub-page for full mounting-system options. For fabric-backed personal keepsake framing instead (wedding, retirement, family memorial), see acrylic shadow boxes.
Depth Options
| Depth | When to Use |
|---|---|
| 50–80mm (slim) | Jersey cases, photo-and-signature framed memorabilia, lay-flat ticket cases. Wall-mount profile sits close to the wall. |
| 100–150mm (medium) | Bat cases, multi-piece memorabilia combos, framed jersey + ball cradle. Deep enough for low-relief items. |
| 200mm+ (deep shadow-box) | Helmet cases, basketball cubes, boxing gloves, three-dimensional memorabilia. Required for full-volume items. |
Backboard Finish
Black or White Acrylic Backboard
Default option. Clean, modern, easy to clean. Black is the most common — makes jerseys and signed photos pop. White suits gallery and museum settings.
Felt-Wrapped Backboard
Black, navy, or sport-team neutral felt over an acrylic substrate. Soft contact surface protects bat finishes, vintage leather, and embroidered patches. The most popular finish for high-value memorabilia cases.
Fabric & Suede Wrap
Microsuede or linen wrap for premium auction-house and corporate-gifting cases. Custom color matching available — useful for sports-club branded trophy walls.
Museum Mat-Board
Acid-free, archival mat-board backboard for museum and authenticated-archive use. Most expensive option but required by museum-grade specifications. Cream, gray, and ivory standard.
Security & Mounting
Lockable Case
Keyed cam-lock on the front cover or hinged door. Common for retail, museum, and event installs. Cases keyed alike across one order — one key opens an entire production run.
Best for retail, museum, and high-traffic public displays
Tamper-Evident Seal
Numbered tamper-evident sticker across the cover-to-base seam. Lower cost than a cam-lock, lets the buyer prove the case has not been opened since authentication. Common for sealed COA-paired items.
Best for authentication houses and sealed-provenance items
Lighting (Optional)
Top-mounted LED bar across the inside of the cover, or base-mounted uplight built into the backboard. Both are low-voltage with a 1.5m USB-C or barrel-plug cable. Lighting raises the perceived value of retail and auction displays — especially for darker items like black jerseys, boxing gear, and vintage leather. Lighting is optional and adds to per-unit cost.
Engraved Plaque & Branding
Optional laser-engraved plaque on the front face or base — item descriptor, set date, sponsor logo, or sports-club branding. Laser engraving is permanent and produces a clean frosted-white effect on clear acrylic. UV printing supports full-color logos for corporate trophy-wall and retail-branded runs. Engraved name plates are standard on jersey, helmet, and bat cases.
MOQ: 50 pieces per design · Sample: 3–5 days
How a Jersey Case Backboard Is Built
A typical jersey display case is a slim 5-sided acrylic cover lifted off a thicker backboard plate. The backboard supports the jersey through a felt-wrapped acrylic substrate with hidden pin-mount holes, and the cover-to-backboard junction uses a precision-milled rabbet on the backboard edge to hide the seam. The cross-section below shows the backboard layer stack — felt facing, acrylic substrate, pin-mount hole, and rabbet seam — at the detail that separates a museum-grade case from a retail-grade one.
For full construction options (joint styles, edge profiles, polishing), see our Acrylic Display Cases hub page.
Pairing the Certificate of Authenticity
Many B2B sports memorabilia buyers want to display a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) alongside the signed item — the auction-house authentication or signing-company document raises perceived value and resale price. Our standard solution is a precision-cut recessed pocket on the backboard that sits the COA flush with the case interior, sized to the document at order time. Tell us the COA dimensions at sample stage and we cut the pocket to fit. UV-filtering acrylic on the case face is recommended whenever a COA carries a hologram — prolonged UV exposure can fade hologram foil.
MOQ: 50 pieces per design · Sample: 3–5 days · COA pocket dimensions confirmed at sample stage
Who Buys Sports Memorabilia Cases From Us
Wetop manufactures sports memorabilia acrylic display cases for five main B2B segments: sports memorabilia retailers reselling cases alongside the items, auction and authentication houses producing branded cases for COA-paired memorabilia, sports halls of fame and museums building permanent and traveling exhibits, fan retail chains rolling cases across multiple stores, and corporate trophy-wall builders kitting out sports clubs and corporate-sponsor lobbies. Each segment has distinct requirements — quantity, branding, COA format, lock, and lighting all vary significantly.
Sports Memorabilia Retailers
Resell display cases alongside the signed items they stock. Volume orders 200–5,000 units. UV-filtering, COA-pocket backboard, engraved name plate, and custom retail packaging are standard. Some buyers also kit cases as upsell add-ons sold separately.
Auction & Authentication Houses
Produce branded cases to ship with COA-paired memorabilia. Premium specs — mitered edges, felt-wrapped backboard, hidden pin-mount, tamper-evident seal. Volume per design 50–500 units, typically tied to a single signing event or auction lot.
Halls of Fame & Museums
Permanent exhibit cases and traveling-exhibit kits. Museum-grade specs — archival mat-board backboard, low-iron acrylic for color accuracy, lockable cam-latch, optional lighting. Lower MOQ flexibility per piece, higher per-unit cost. Long lead times accepted.
Fan Retail Chains
Multi-store fan-channel rollouts. High volume (500–5,000 units), tighter cost target, simpler specs — clear acrylic, butt-joint construction, magnetic or lift-off cover, branded retail packaging. Often tied to seasonal product drops.
Corporate Trophy-Wall Builders
Build out sports-club lobbies, corporate-sponsor walls, and tournament-organizer trophy cabinets. Multi-piece combo cases with matched dimensions across an installation. Custom colored backboards (sports-club color match), engraved naming, optional UV-printed sponsor logos.
MOQ: 50 pieces per design · Sample: 3–5 days
Send Us Your IdeaSports Memorabilia Cases We've Built
Recent sports memorabilia case projects from our Shenzhen factory.

Adult Football Jersey Cases (Wall-Mount)
1,200 units · 5mm UV-filtering acrylic · Felt-wrapped backboard · French cleat · Recessed COA pocket · Engraved name plate

Full-Size + Mini Helmet Dual Cases
600 units · 5mm UV-filtering acrylic · Acrylic riser pair · Backboard COA window · Magnetic lift-off lid

Single-Ball Baseball Cube Cases
2,500 units · 3mm UV-filtering acrylic · Engraved base plate · Branded retail packaging

Multi-Piece Auction Memorabilia Cases
300 units · 8mm UV-filtering acrylic · Jersey + ball cradle + photo + COA · Lockable cam-latch · Wall-mount with concealed standoffs
We've cased four signing-event runs with Wetop. UV-filtering acrylic looks identical to clear, and the COA pocket sits flush every batch — no remeasuring.
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Send Us Your IdeaWhat Affects Sports Memorabilia Case Pricing?
Sports memorabilia case pricing depends on five factors: case dimensions, acrylic thickness, UV-filtering upgrade, backboard finish, and order quantity. A 3mm clear single-baseball cube costs a fraction of an 8mm UV-filtering multi-piece auction case with felt-wrapped backboard, COA pocket, lockable cam-latch, and engraved plaque.
Case Dimensions & Thickness
A single-baseball cube in 3mm acrylic costs a fraction of a full-size jersey-and-helmet combo case in 8mm panels. Item size is the biggest cost driver.
UV-Filtering Acrylic
Adds 15–25% over standard clear. Recommended for any signed item or COA-paired memorabilia. Standard on authentication-house cases.
Backboard Finish
Acrylic backboards are most affordable. Felt-wrapped adds modest cost. Fabric/suede and museum mat-board are premium upgrades for high-value cases.
Order Quantity
Unit cost drops significantly above 200 pieces. Most memorabilia case buyers order 200–2,000 units per run — the sweet spot for per-unit efficiency.
Lock, Lighting & Branding
Cam-locks, LED lighting, engraved plaques, UV-printed back panels, and tamper-evident seals each add per-unit cost — and enable resale at higher margins or museum-grade specs.
For broader pricing factors across all case categories, see our customization page or the Acrylic Cases hub.
How to Order Custom Sports Memorabilia Cases
From your first message to delivered cases — 3 steps.
Send Item Info & Specs
Tell us the item type (jersey, helmet, ball, bat, multi-piece), measurements (or send a photo), quantity, and preferences — UV acrylic, backboard finish, COA format, wall vs tabletop, lock, lighting, branding.
We respond within 24 hoursApprove a Sample
We build a production sample sized to your item and ship it for fit-check. What you approve is what we produce — same acrylic, same backboard, same fit. Sample cost credited to your first order.
Sample ready in 3–5 daysReceive Your Order
Every case passes 100% inspection against your approved sample. Retail packaging (if ordered) ships with the cases. FOB Shenzhen; CIF and DDP available.
Production in 15–20 daysSports league names, team names, and athlete trademarks are property of their respective owners. Wetop Acrylic manufactures custom acrylic display cases for sports memorabilia supplied by buyers; we are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any sports league, team, or athlete. All cases are independent third-party display products.
Frequently Asked Questions
What dimensions do you build for a football jersey display case?
A standard adult-size football jersey display case is approximately 815 × 990 × 50–80mm interior — wide enough to lay the jersey on a backboard with arms slightly tucked, and shallow enough to mount on a wall without protruding too far. Youth jerseys run smaller (around 690 × 815mm). For framed jerseys with a Certificate of Authenticity slot, add 80–120mm to the height to accommodate the COA window below the jersey. Send us the jersey lay-flat dimensions and we build to fit.
Do you use UV-filtering acrylic for autographed sports memorabilia?
Yes, and we strongly recommend it. UV-filtering acrylic blocks 92%+ of ultraviolet radiation — the wavelength that fades autograph ink (silver Sharpie fades fastest, then black, then blue), bleaches jersey fabric, and yellows old leather. For any signed item, especially one displayed near a window or under retail lighting, UV-filtering acrylic is the single highest-value upgrade. It adds 15–25% over standard clear and pays for itself the first time a signature stays sharp instead of ghosting.
Can I display a signed full-size football helmet alongside a mini-helmet?
Yes. Our football helmet acrylic display case is available as a single full-size unit, a single mini-helmet unit, or a dual case sized for one full-size helmet (approximately 280 × 320 × 270mm interior) plus one mini-helmet (approximately 150 × 180 × 140mm interior) on a shared backboard. The acrylic mini helmet display case format works equally well as a 4-helmet team-set row. Optional acrylic or felt-wrapped risers set the helmets at different heights, and most buyers add a Certificate of Authenticity pocket between the two helmets. Wall-mount and tabletop versions both available.
Does UV-filtering acrylic actually matter for signed memorabilia?
Yes — and especially for silver Sharpie autographs, which are the most UV-sensitive ink type used in sports signing. Silver and metallic Sharpie pigment fades visibly under store-lighting UV exposure within 6–18 months without protection; black Sharpie holds up longer but still fades. UV-filtering acrylic blocks 92%+ of the wavelength that drives that fade. For any signed item paired with a Certificate of Authenticity that you intend to resell or display permanently, UV-filtering is the single highest-value protective upgrade — and it's invisible to the buyer's eye versus standard clear. Adds approximately 15–25% to material cost, which is a fraction of the resale value at risk on most signed items.
What's the MOQ for sports memorabilia display cases?
Our MOQ is 50 pieces per design. That works for sports memorabilia retailers running a stocked product line, authentication houses producing branded cases for COA-paired items, fan retail chains rolling cases across multiple stores, and corporate trophy-wall builders kitting out a sports club. Mixed designs in one purchase order are fine, but each unique case size or configuration must hit 50 pieces.
Do you build cases for full-size baseball bats?
Yes. We build full-size baseball bat cases in three orientations: vertical (520 × 130 × 130mm interior — bat displayed upright on an angled stand), horizontal (920 × 130 × 130mm — bat lay-flat with engraved set-name plaque), and dual-bat (920 × 250 × 130mm — two bats side-by-side, common for matched-pair signed sets). Wall-mount and tabletop both available. Felt-wrapped backboards are popular for bat cases because the soft contact surface protects the barrel finish.
Can I include a Certificate of Authenticity slot in the case?
Yes. Our standard solution is a precision-cut recessed pocket on the backboard sized to your COA document — cleanest look, sits flush with the felt or acrylic facing. Send us the COA dimensions at sample stage and we cut the pocket to fit. UV-filtering acrylic on the case face is recommended whenever the COA carries a hologram, since prolonged UV exposure can fade hologram foil.
Have a Sports Memorabilia Case Project? Let's Quote It.
Send us the item type (jersey, helmet, ball, bat, multi-piece), quantity, and preferences — UV protection, wall-mount or tabletop, COA slot, lock, lighting. Or send a photo of the item you need cased. We respond within 24 hours with a detailed quote. No commitment required. Sample before you commit to production.