The personalized custom senior basketball brother shirt is for the sibling who has watched every game from the stands. The senior’s kid photo sits in the middle, with the first name above it and the last name stacked down the side.
Why this senior basketball brother shirt works
The first name sits at the top in glowing white script, with a sweep underneath it. The last name drops down the right side, stacked letter by letter in tall gold blocks.
In the bottom corner, a gold number sits beside Senior Basketball Brother in white script, and CLASS OF 2027 runs underneath. Our sample senior is Reese Collins, about eight, with two puffs on top and the ball held at chest height.
Her grin takes up half the picture. Your senior’s photo replaces hers, in black and white.
How do I order the brother shirt?
- Choose the garment and size for the brother.
- Pick the shirt color.
- Upload one childhood photo of the senior.
- Type the first name, last name and number. Finished example: Reese Collins, 10.
The brother who knew them first
- Little brothers get left out when everyone else has a matching shirt
- Brother gear is a plain team tee with no photo on it
- A big brother home from college has nothing to wear to the game
A brother remembers the senior as the kid dribbling in the driveway, long before anyone printed a name on a jersey.
The senior’s kid photo, ball at chest height and the biggest smile in the gym, sits between a glowing script first name and a last name stacked tall in gold.
Waist-up and full-body shots both work, in everyday clothes or an old rec-league uniform. Swimsuit, bath, leotard and pajama photos are not printed on this one.
Brothers come in every age. A fifteen-year-old on the JV roster, a little guy who dribbles in the hallway and a grown brother home for the weekend all fit the same layout. Some families order one for every brother in the row, so the section reads as the senior’s crew.
Brothers who wear it
He is the kid on the end of the bleacher row, whether he is seven or twenty, and he knows the senior’s number by heart. Parents usually order it so the younger brothers match the rest of the crew on senior night.
He wears his sibling’s kid photo on his chest, so the whole row knows whose brother he is.
Matching the little ones to the rest of the crew means the senior night photo looks planned, which is hard to pull off with kids.
He can wear it to the game instead of borrowing a hoodie out of the hall closet.
They can shop for every grandson in the row, so nobody sits in a plain tee.
Which garment suits the brother?
The Comfort Colors 1717 tee in garment-dyed cotton runs S–4XL and suits warm gyms. For January bleachers, the 1566 crewneck (S–3XL) and the 1567 hoodie (S–2XL) are 80/20 fleece. Compare numbers on our brother size chart before ordering.
The 6014 long sleeve covers S–3XL for in-between weather. A middle-school brother can take the youth tee (XS–XL), and the smallest fan has the toddler hoodie (2T–5/6T).
- 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.
When does it arrive?
Brother shirts print in the USA within 1–3 business days. USPS tracking follows for roughly 3–5 business days after that. Plan around senior night with the shipping details.
Does the shirt show the brother’s name?
No. The first name and number belong to the senior, and Senior Basketball Brother tells the gym who is wearing it.
Can I send two photos?
One photo goes on each shirt. Pick the one where the senior’s smile is easiest to see.
What can’t go on the shirt?
Celebrities, pro or college players, rappers and other public figures, plus logos, brands, team marks and characters. An order that includes any of them is canceled and refunded.
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