PLAYERS SECTION VII - PLAYER RESPONSIBILITIES/ON-COURT RULES AND PROCEDURES square inches (or 26 sq. cm) in size, may be placed on the front or  sleeves of a player’s shirt, sweater, or jacket; provided, however, that  only one (1) commercial identification may be placed on each sleeve. Two (2) manufacturer identifications , neither of which exceeding  two (2) square inches (13 sq. cm), may be placed on the front, back,  and/or collar of a player’s shirt, sweater, or jacket. Alternatively, one  (1) manufacturer identification of four (4) square inches (or 26 sq.  cm) may be placed on the front, back, or collar. Additionally, one (1)  manufacturer identification not exceeding four (4) square inches (26  sq. cm) may be placed on each sleeve. ii.  Manufacturer Identification (a) On each of the shirt sleeves (if a manufacturer identification is  not on the sleeves pursuant to above); or (b) Down the outer seams (side of torso) of the shirt. A clothing manufacturer identification without the name of the  manufacturer or any other writing may be placed once or repeatedly  within an area not to exceed 12 square inches (78 sq. cm) in one (1)  of the following positions: Any player who chooses to have a clothing manufacturer identification  appear in either area must wear the WTA or WTA/sponsor patch on  her shirt as required in Section VII.C.8, without exception. A player’s name and/or a number may be placed on the back of a  shirt with WTA approval in its sole discretion. iii. Other b.  Skirts, Shorts, or Pants Two (2) manufacturer identifications only, neither of which exceeding  two (2) square inches (13 sq. cm) in size, or the option of a single  manufacturer identification of four (4) square inches (26 sq. cm) may be  placed on skirts, shorts, or pants. Leggings or compression shorts may be worn without a skirt, dress, or  shorts as long as they reach mid-thigh at minimum and comply with  the manufacturer identification restrictions above. (For leggings or  compression shorts worn underneath a skirt, dress, or shorts, see sub- Section d below.) 129