Making your team shirt work
Sports clubs, school teams and company leagues want shirts everyone recognises from the sideline. A team shirt design puts the club name and a mark across the chest, as a print file any garment printer can use.
What to write on it
- Use the full club or team name, spelt the way it appears officially.
- Add a short year, nickname or mascot line if the team uses one.
- Keep player names and numbers for the back; most printers add those separately.
One tip
Order one sample shirt in each colour you plan to use before the full run, and check the print against the team kit outdoors.
What you get
- Made at 11 × 11 in.
- A transparent 300 DPI PNG, ready for DTF and garment printers.
- Two AI designs from your words, logo and colours; preview free, $3.99 for the one you keep.
- Can I order team shirts here?
- No. You get the transparent print file, and any DTF or garment printer can make the shirts from it.
- Can I add numbers to each shirt?
- Numbers usually go on the back, and printers add them per shirt. This design is the front print.























