This personalized custom senior basketball parent shirt wraps your player’s childhood photo in THAT’S MY SENIOR, stacked in gold behind it. Parents wear it courtside when senior night is announced.
What is on this senior basketball parent shirt
The photo sits in the center and fades into the gold lettering. The number is large at the bottom left with a # in front, and the first name curls across it in white script. CLASS OF 2027 runs along the bottom edge.
Our sample is Callie, a grinning girl with a high ponytail, number 11 on her jersey and a ball on her hip. Your player’s own photo goes in her spot, in black and white.
How do I order it?
- Pick the type and size for each parent.
- Choose the shirt color.
- Upload one childhood photo of your player.
- Type the first name and number. Finished example: Kendall, 23.
Make the bleachers your own row
- The bleachers fill up with the same school-color hoodies
- Parents of the senior get no shirt of their own
- Booster parents chase sizes by text for weeks
A senior’s parents have been in that gym since the kid was barely taller than the ball. The little-kid photo sits in the middle of THAT’S MY SENIOR in gold, with the number and first name set across the bottom.
A shot of them small in a youth jersey is the classic. Everyday clothes work just as well, as long as the picture is waist-up or full body. Photos from the pool, the tub or pajama time are off the table.
Three kinds of people tend to order. A parent buys a pair once the senior night date is posted. A player gets one for each parent, and a booster-club parent collects sizes for the whole group.
Who is in the stands
Their mornings have been rebounds, rides and a thermos for years, and now there’s one last home game. Usually a parent orders a pair for the bleachers. A player or a booster-club parent sometimes orders for the whole row.
They drove to every early practice, so one shirt each with the same photo makes them look like the senior’s biggest fans.
Handing the shirts over says thanks for the rides, which means the speech at center court can stay short.
Ordering one design for the whole group means every family row matches, instead of a mix of random hoodies.
They get the same photo on their chest, so the whole family reads as one team from across the gym.
Courtside garment choices
Bleachers can be chilly, so plenty of parents pick the 1566 crewneck (S–3XL) or the 1567 hoodie (S–2XL), both in 80/20 fleece. The 1717 tee, in S–4XL, is the lighter garment-dyed cotton choice. Compare the numbers in the Comfort Colors size guide.
The 6014 long sleeve is sized S–3XL. Younger siblings can wear the youth tee (XS–XL), and the toddler hoodie comes in 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.
How soon will the shirts get there?
Allow about three weeks before tip-off. Printing in the USA takes 1–3 business days, then USPS tracking follows for 3–5 more. We can’t guarantee a date, so read the shipping page before you place the order.
Can we add the school mascot or team name?
No. Team, school and league marks aren’t printed, so the shirt carries only the photo, the gold wording, the first name and the number.
Can the pair use different photos?
Yes. Add each shirt to the cart on its own and upload a different picture for each, or use the same one twice.
Which photos can’t be used?
Anything showing celebrities, pro players, rappers or other public figures, and anything with logos, brands, team marks or characters. If a photo like that comes in, the order is canceled and the money returned.
See more senior sports shirts and graduation shirts, or read the senior parent gift ideas.






















































