Jerseys & uniforms
Signed jerseys, team uniforms, race gear, and textile pieces presented with the depth and spacing the garment requires.
Sports Memorabilia & Collectibles
Frame the story behind the game.
Collector-focused custom framing for signed jerseys, sports memorabilia, tickets, medals, photographs, cards, and dimensional pieces worth keeping.
Collector-grade presentation
Memorabilia can feel elevated without losing the story.
A signed jersey, championship ticket, game-used object, medal, or photograph has a different kind of value than conventional artwork. The framing should respect that history while still feeling considered in the room.
Masten approaches memorabilia the same way we approach fine art: start with the object, understand what matters about it, then design the enclosure, depth, materials, and proportions around the piece.
What we frame
Built around the collection, not a template.
Signed gear & objects
Balls, bats, gloves, pucks, helmets, medals, and other dimensional objects can become part of a refined shadow-box presentation.
Tickets, cards & photography
Programs, ticket stubs, trading cards, photographs, certificates, and inscriptions can be combined into one cohesive composition.
Framed for the story
Jerseys, game pieces, photographs, and the details around them.
Every collection is different. These examples show how scale, depth, photography, tickets, signed objects, and archival spacing can work together without making the piece feel crowded.
Protection without visual noise
The structure matters as much as the frame.
Depth, support, spacing, backing, glazing, and mounting all change when the piece is dimensional or signed. The goal is a clean presentation that supports the object and keeps the story legible.
Shadow-box depthUV-filtering glazing optionsConservation-minded materialsCustom layouts for multiple pieces
Explore Conservation FramingOne story, one composition
A jersey does not have to stand alone.
When the memory includes more than one object, the presentation can bring them together. A jersey can sit with a photograph, ticket, signed card, plaque, or other keepsake so the finished piece reads as a complete story.
Bring everything you are considering. We can edit the composition together and decide what belongs in the final frame.
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Sports Memorabilia Framing Questions
Bring the piece. We will solve the structure.
You do not need to arrive with a layout in mind. The best decisions are easier to make with the actual memorabilia in front of us.
01Can you frame sports jerseys?
Yes. Jerseys and uniforms can be presented in deeper custom frames with spacing, support, glazing, and proportions selected around the specific piece.
02What kinds of sports memorabilia can be framed?
Signed jerseys, balls, gloves, bats, pucks, medals, race bibs, tickets, programs, photographs, trading cards, and other keepsakes can all be considered for custom framing.
03Can you combine a jersey with photos or tickets?
Yes. When several items belong to the same story, they can be designed as one coordinated composition rather than treated as separate pieces.
04How do you protect autographs and collectible pieces?
The framing plan can include conservation-minded materials, appropriate spacing, and UV-filtering glazing options selected around the item and how it will be displayed.
05Do I need to know the layout before I visit?
No. Bring the memorabilia, and if useful, photos of the room where it may hang. The layout and materials can be developed during the consultation.
Greenwood Village, Colorado
Bring the jersey, collectible, or object into the studio.
We will compare frame profiles, depth, glazing, spacing, and layout beside the piece itself, then build the presentation around what makes it worth keeping.