This firefighter dad Christmas shirt is a personalized custom photo tee, long sleeve, crewneck or hoodie with your station or family picture between two lines of tall antique gold type: FIREFIGHTER on top and CHRISTMAS on the bottom. It’s the shirt he’ll actually pull on during days off.
About the sample photo
A firefighter in turnout gear and a Santa hat holds his toddler, also in a Santa hat, in front of an engine with a big wreath on the grille. They’re both grinning.
Printed in black and white, it looks like a framed photo from the firehouse wall. If your family does a picture at the station every December, or Dad gets a visit on shift, that’s the one to use.
How do I order a custom shirt for Dad?
- Choose the style and his size. Tee, long sleeve, crewneck or hoodie.
- Pick a shirt color. The gold lettering is fixed.
- Upload one photo close enough to see faces. It replaces the sample.
- Tell us who’s pictured in the text box. Example: Dad and Mason at Station 4.
When Christmas morning happens at the firehouse
- Firefighter gifts tend to be one more mug with a generic helmet on it
- Holiday shifts mean he misses part of Christmas morning at home
- The station photo with the kids never leaves her phone
For a firefighter’s family, Christmas often happens wherever he is that day, the station included. Your station or family photo in black and white between FIREFIGHTER on top and CHRISTMAS below, both in tall antique gold type, like a framed picture off the firehouse wall.
That note stays in our records; only FIREFIGHTER, CHRISTMAS and your photo print.
Who the firefighter dad Christmas shirt is for
Usually it’s a firefighter’s wife, ordering for the husband who’ll be on shift for part of Christmas again this year. The kids bring cookies to the station, and that’s the photo she wants him wearing.
Since the kids are in the photo, he gets to bring them along on the shift he couldn’t trade.
If he worked half the holidays while you were growing up, this shows you remember and you’re proud of him.
Each family can use its own station picture, which means everyone matches without sharing one photo.
He has stories for days, and a shirt with the grandkids by an engine gives him a reason to tell one more.
Wear it on the first day off after the holiday, when Christmas finally happens at home.
Our profession shirts collection has designs for other first responders too.
Picking the right garment
The Comfort Colors 1717 tee is 6.1 oz, garment-dyed, 100% ring-spun cotton in S–4XL. For cold station mornings, the Comfort Colors 1566 crewneck runs S–3XL and the 1567 hoodie S–2XL, both 80% cotton and 20% polyester fleece.
The tee and fleece fit relaxed and unisex; size up if he wears it over a thermal. See measurements on our size guide, which lists each blank side by side. For days on shift, the 6014 long sleeve is another pick, S to 3XL.
The little one in the Santa hat can wear the Rabbit Skins 3326 toddler hoodie (2T to 5/6T), and older kids the 9018 youth tee in XS to XL.
- Order by December 5, 2026 for Christmas delivery in the US.
- 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.
Turnaround
We print in the USA in 1–3 business days. After that, his shirt spends 3–5 business days with USPS, tracked the whole way. Order Dad’s firefighter shirt by December 5, 2026 for Christmas.
Full info on the shipping page, and more holiday designs in Christmas shirts.
Why can’t my photo show a department patch?
Patches, seals and badges are official marks. We leave them off every order, so choose a photo where they aren’t the focus or aren’t visible.
Does it have to be a station photo?
No. Any family photo works, from Christmas morning at home to a holiday parade.
What else won’t you print?
Celebrities, rappers, public figures, brands, team marks and characters, in addition to patches and logos. Upload your own photos only. If an order still needs that content, we cancel it and issue a refund.
















































