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Game Day

Sports designs with no team names on them, which is the whole point: a youth league, a beer-league hockey team, a bowling squad and a high-school booster table can all press these without a licensing conversation. Baseball and bats, a penalty-box joke that lands harder in a hockey town, Classy Until Tip Off, a loud-fan warning. Built to go on a heavy blank in the team colour, and to survive a season of washing.

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No team names, on purpose

That constraint is the product. A youth league, a beer-league hockey team, a bowling squad, a high-school booster table and a parent in the stands can all press these without a licensing conversation, because there is no mark on them that belongs to anybody. Baseball and crossed bats, a football doodle, Classy Until Tip-Off, Straight Outta the Penalty Box, and a loud-fan warning that lands harder in a hockey town than it reads on a screen.

Built for a season of washing

Team shirts get worn weekly and washed hot by people who are not reading care labels. These are designed for a heavy blank in the team colour and for the kind of laundry that kills a cheap transfer by the third game. Pressed to our settings and turned inside out, the film outlasts the season — and how to press these properly is worth reading once if the shirts are going to a dozen different households.

Ordering for a roster

A squad order is the textbook gang sheet: one design, a dozen chests, two or three sizes, all on one length of film at the same per-inch rate. Adding a player's name next season costs the inches that name occupies and nothing else — no new screen, no new setup, no minimum to reach first.