Five a.m. ice times and a gear bag you keep in the garage for a reason. This personalized custom hockey shirt turns your skater’s own photos into a loud 90s bootleg collage, with the last name in chrome, the number in the corner and lightning crackling behind it all.
The design, piece by piece
A small first name rides along the top edge. Under it, the last name stretches across in massive arched chrome letters.
The photo collage is the heart of it: a helmet-off portrait up front, a few frames of him digging in with the stick, and one of him grinning in his jersey after the buzzer. Electric glow wraps the whole stack.
The number sits big at bottom right, and the team name gets a thin line of plain text underneath.
Fifteen design colorways let you match club colors or go full neon. Every face in it comes from your camera roll, which is what makes it a real player photo shirt.
Why most rink parents pick the hoodie
The Comfort Colors 1567 hoodie is preshrunk 80/20 fleece with a jersey-lined hood, matching drawcord and a pouch pocket for cold hands, sized S–2XL.
The 1566 crewneck is the same fleece without the hood, S–3XL, and it’s the go-to hockey mom sweatshirt for a tournament weekend. For warmer arenas, the 1717 tee is 6.1 oz garment-dyed ring-spun cotton in S–4XL.
The tee and both fleece styles are cut relaxed and unisex; size up one or two in fleece for an oversized fit. The size guide lists every measurement.
Rink rats in the family can wear the Comfort Colors 9018 youth tee (XS–XL) or the Rabbit Skins 3326 toddler hoodie (2T–5/6T), and the Comfort Colors 6014 long sleeve is made in S–3XL.
Set up your custom hockey shirt
- Garment and size. Tee, long sleeve, crewneck or hoodie, in your size.
- Colors. Shirt color first, then whichever of the 15 chrome colorways suits the club.
- Photos. Upload 3 to 8, with at least one clear face. Skip the blurry ones from the far end of the rink.
- Text. Type first name, last name, number and team name.
Why rink parents put their skater in chrome
- Rinks stay freezing and the bleachers are bare metal
- Rink-store hoodies show the club crest and nothing of your kid
- Holiday presents for a hockey family end up being stick tape
Hockey families log so many hours at the rink that what they wear there starts to matter. A helmet-off portrait and shots of him digging in with the stick sit under a massive arched chrome last name, wrapped in electric glow, with his number big at bottom right.
Done right, it looks like this: Logan, Reed, 19, North Bay, design color 4. The sample skater is replaced with your player.
Who is this hockey shirt for?
Most of these go to hockey moms who’ve spent the season on aluminum benches before sunrise, coffee in one hand and the gear bag at their feet. They want something warm with their skater’s helmet-off portrait and number, not another rink-store hoodie.
On aluminum benches at 6 a.m., the fleece hoodie with her skater’s face is the one thing she wants to have on.
If he still laces up for beer league, this beats another roll of stick tape as a birthday present.
He can wear his own face to the team dinner, which gets more laughs in the locker room than any team tee.
Her name rarely shows up in chrome, so seeing it arched over her own photos gives her a shirt that’s all hers.
When they wrap hockey presents in December, a crewneck with the grandkid’s number is easier than guessing stick sizes.
Senior night gets one shirt per graduating player, each with that skater’s last name and photos instead of a plaque.
Getting it to the rink
We print to order with DTF or DTG, depending on garment, in 1–3 business days, then USPS carries it in 3–5 business days with tracking. Everything is printed and shipped from the USA. Read the shipping and delivery page before a tournament date.
- 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.
Hockey shirt questions
Can our club crest print beside his name?
No. The team line is text only, so crests, mascots and league marks aren’t included.
My best photo has a pro player in it. Can you use it?
That hockey order would be canceled and refunded. Famous athletes, celebrities, rappers and other public figures can’t be printed, and neither can logos, brands or characters. Pick photos you took yourself or have permission to use.
The rink photos are a bit dark. Will they work?
Choose the sharpest ones you have and include at least one clear face shot, ideally head-and-shoulders or waist-up with the helmet off. Brighter photos print with more detail.
See other sports in our sports shirt collection, or find more chrome collage designs among the bootleg rap tees.




















































