Think trading card. This personalized custom senior softball grandma shirt sets her granddaughter’s pigtail-era photo between a script first name and a stacked gold last name, with her number and Senior Softball Grandma at the bottom.
The senior softball grandma shirt, up close
First name in white script up top. The last name drops down the right edge in gold block letters. The photo fills the middle in black and white.
Bottom left, the number in gold. Next to it, Senior Softball Grandma in white script, with CLASS OF 2027 along the bottom.
Our sample is Ivy Monroe, a six-year-old in a visor with pigtails, a bat on her shoulder and her nose scrunched up mid-grin. That face is the whole point. Find yours, whether it’s in an album, on the fridge or buried in an old phone.
Step up: how do I order?
- Pick the garment and size for Grandma.
- Choose the shirt color.
- Upload one childhood softball photo.
- Type first name, last name and number. Finished example: Ivy Monroe, 13.
A trading card Grandma can wear
- Grandma’s hallway is already full of framed photos
- Grandparent gifts are rarely something to wear
- She wants her granddaughter’s whole name on it
A softball grandma still pictures the pigtails and the scrunched-up grin from the very first season. Her granddaughter’s pigtail-and-visor photo sits in a trading-card layout with her full name and number, under Senior Softball Grandma.
Young photos work best, though any age is fine. Pick a waist-up or full-body shot in a uniform or everyday clothes; swimsuit, bath and pajama pictures can’t be printed.
Grandmas usually tear up at the photo first and the name second. The trading-card layout makes it feel like something she’d have collected, and it’s easy to read from the far end of the bleachers when the senior looks up to find her.
Who it’s for
This grandma has watched from a lawn chair behind the fence since T-ball. The family buys it so she has a shirt of her own for senior night, not another framed picture for the hallway.
She wears it in the lawn chair behind the fence, so the whole crowd sees her granddaughter’s full name.
Giving it before her last home game is a thank-you that Grandma will wear for years.
They choose it instead of another frame because Grandma’s walls are already full.
When they split it, it’s a grandma gift shirt from everyone at once.
Choosing Grandma’s garment
Spring games get chilly at sundown, so the Comfort Colors 1566 crewneck (S–3XL) or 1567 hoodie (S–2XL) in 80/20 fleece is a smart pick for Grandma. Summer tournaments are easier in the 1717 garment-dyed tee, S–4XL. Measurements are in our size guide.
Grandma can also choose the 6014 long sleeve, S–3XL, for cool mornings. Her littlest fans can match in a youth tee (XS–XL) or toddler hoodie (2T–5/6T), too.
- 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.
Delivery timing
Her softball shirt prints in the USA in 1–3 business days. USPS tracked transit is about 3–5 business days. See shipping info for more.
Can it say Nana?
No, this design reads Senior Softball Grandma. A nana version is in the senior sports collection.
Is the last name required?
Yes. The stacked last name makes the trading-card look.
Which photos can’t you use?
Photos of celebrities, college or pro players, rappers or public figures, and anything with logos, brands, team marks or characters. Only family photos you own; those orders get canceled and refunded.
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