Here’s a personalized custom senior wrestling mom shirt made from the photo she still keeps on her phone: her boy at seven, flexing for the camera. You add his first name and a number, and that number can be his weight class.
Inside the design of the senior wrestling mom shirt
His first name spans the top in gold block type. A big gold number rises up behind the picture, the way a jersey number would on a team poster. Under the photo, SENIOR WRESTLING MOM prints in white, and CLASS OF 2027 sits in gold beneath it.
The sample is Beckett, about seven, in a hoodie and sweatpants. He’s scrunching his face into a huge grin with one bicep up and youth headgear dangling from the other hand. We cut your photo out, turn it black and white and put it in that same spot.
What do I type for the number?
- Choose a type and size.
- Pick your shirt color.
- Upload one picture of him as a kid. Yours replaces Beckett.
- Enter his first name and the number, split by a comma. Finished example: Rhett, 152.
Why his weight class belongs on her shirt
- Wrestling mom shirts are mostly singlets and slogans
- Her favorite flex photo is from first grade
- She wants his weight class on it, not a random number
Every wrestling mom still sees the little boy who flexed for the camera after his first takedown. His first-grade flex photo sits in front of a giant gold number, which can be his weight class, under his name and above SENIOR WRESTLING MOM.
Use his weight class, his singlet number or a lucky number. For the photo, a waist-up or full-body shot in everyday clothes works best; we can’t use bath or pajama photos.
Who’s wearing it in the stands
She has spent winters in loud gyms with a stopwatch app and a cooler of snacks, watching him cut weight and win anyway. His senior night dual is coming and she wants a shirt that tells his whole story.
She wears it to the last home dual, so the bleachers see his name and weight class before the whistle.
Since he’d never say it at the mat-side ceremony, the shirt thanks her for every weigh-in morning.
He can order it without her knowing, which means senior night opens with a real surprise.
One per senior mom works for the whole room because each shirt shows a different wrestler and number.
If she wants to match, the same design reads just as proud on a crewneck in a cold gym.
Which garment for a cold wrestling gym?
The Comfort Colors 1566 crewneck (S–3XL) and 1567 hoodie (S–2XL) are 80/20 fleece and stay warm through a long tournament day. The 1717 tee is garment-dyed cotton in S–4XL. Take your usual size for relaxed or go up for oversized.
Our size guide lists every measurement.
Also offered: the 6014 long sleeve (S–3XL), a youth tee (XS–XL) for little brothers and a 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.
Print and delivery time
We print each order in the USA in 1–3 business days. Tracked USPS delivery usually takes 3–5 business days more. See our shipping details for the full picture.
Can I put his weight class instead of a jersey number?
Yes. Type any number up to three digits, like 138 or 152.
Does it have to be a wrestling photo?
No. Any clear kid photo works, though one with headgear or a medal tells the story fast.
Can I add a school mascot or logo?
No. We don’t print logos, mascots, brands, team or league marks or characters, and no celebrities, famous wrestlers, rappers or public figures. Send your own photos only; orders that include those are canceled with a refund.
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