This first Mother’s Day shirt is a personalized photo tee, long sleeve, crewneck or hoodie that prints MY FIRST in antique gold, a black and white picture of her with the new baby, and MOTHER’S DAY 2027 underneath in matching gold. It marks a day she’ll only get once.
A soft, quiet design
The listing sample is a calm one. A new mom with her hair piled up has her eyes closed and her nose pressed to a sleeping newborn swaddled in a blanket, with window light coming in from the side.
Gold lettering and a grayscale photo keep the whole shirt gentle rather than loud.
Good photos for this design: the first hospital snapshot, the first night home, the 3 a.m. selfie she would never post. Faces close together and clearly lit print best.
The words and the year 2027 are fixed, so this one is for a baby who arrived before her first Mother’s Day in May 2027.
Who buys the first Mother’s Day gift?
It’s usually her husband or partner, a few weeks before May, realizing flowers and brunch won’t quite mark her first Mother’s Day. There’s a phone full of 3 a.m. pictures of her with the baby and nowhere for them to go.
Instead of flowers again, you hand her the hospital snapshot on a hoodie she can live in during night feeds.
When your daughter becomes a mom, her first picture holding the baby is the gift you’ll want to see her wearing at brunch.
Skip one more burp cloth and give her something that isn’t for the baby, so she has a present of her own to open.
Wear it on stroller walks and to the May brunch, because those first months earned you a proud mama shirt.
Three minutes to personalize
- Pick tee, long sleeve, crewneck or hoodie, then her size.
- Choose a shirt color; antique gold shows up on most.
- Upload a photo of mom and baby. The sample photo is swapped for yours.
- Add a note if needed. Example: the hospital photo, baby Rose.
A first Mother’s Day gift that’s about her
- First Mother’s Day jewelry gets yanked by tiny hands within a week
- Flowers wilt before the photos from the day are even posted
- Most gifts for new moms are really gadgets for the baby
The first year with a baby goes fast, and she’ll want one thing that marks the start of it. MY FIRST and MOTHER’S DAY 2027 in antique gold sit around one grayscale photo of her with the baby, which keeps the whole shirt soft and quiet instead of loud.
Baby should be swaddled or dressed; we don’t print bath-time photos.
Comfort for a new mom
The Comfort Colors 1717 tee is soft, garment-dyed ring-spun cotton (6.1 oz) in S to 4XL with a relaxed cut.
Plenty of new moms prefer fleece: the Comfort Colors 1567 hoodie has a jersey-lined hood and front pouch, S to 2XL, and the 1566 crewneck sweatshirt runs S to 3XL, both in 80% cotton and 20% polyester.
Size up one or two in fleece for an oversized fit. Our size guide has full measurements. She can also wear it on a Comfort Colors 6014 long sleeve, S to 3XL.
Big brothers and sisters can join the photo in the 9018 youth tee, XS to XL, or the Rabbit Skins 3326 toddler hoodie, 2T to 5/6T.
We print it in the USA with DTF or DTG depending on the garment. Production is 1 to 3 business days, then 3 to 5 business days with USPS tracking. Order well before May; the shipping page explains timing.
- Free US shipping on 2 or more items, or on any order of $75 or more.
- A single item ships for a flat $5.99.
- Misprinted or the wrong item? Send a photo within 15 days of delivery and we replace it or refund you.
First Mother’s Day shirt FAQ
Can I change the year?
No, this design is set to MOTHER’S DAY 2027. It’s meant for moms celebrating their first one in May 2027.
Can Dad or a sibling be in the photo too?
Yes, though the shirt is about her first Mother’s Day, so a close photo of mom and baby reads best.
Which photos are off limits?
We won’t print celebrities, rappers, influencers or other public figures, or logos, brand names, team marks and characters. Use your own family photos only, with baby dressed or swaddled. An order that breaks this rule is canceled and fully refunded.
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