Esports and gaming team shirts for rosters that live online

A gaming team is a chat server, a scrim calendar, a logo somebody drew at one in the morning, and almost nothing you can hold. A printed hoodie is the first physical proof it exists — what a parent finally sees, what you wear to class the morning after a win.

The tag is the name

Nobody on a roster goes by a legal name. The tag is the name, so spelling matters more here than on most team shirts: odd capitals, a trailing number, an underscore. One wrong character and it is a different player.

Prints are front-only during our beta; no back placement yet. Two layouts do the job. Put the team mark on the chest with one player's tag under it, so each piece belongs to somebody. Or stack the whole roster under the team name like a tour list, subs and stream crew included, and everyone wears the same shirt.

Describe the design in plain English or upload the logo the team already uses, then refine it by chatting. Designing is free; you pay at checkout.

Hoodies win because the room is cold

Practice runs late, and the room with the machines is kept cold on purpose. The Adult Hoodie ($44.99) and Youth Hoodie ($39.99) become the real uniform — hood up, three hours into a block of scrims. Custom hoodies has the full lineup. Adult Tees ($24.99) and Youth Tees ($22.99) are for LAN days, when a packed room makes a hoodie unbearable by round three. The Adult Long Sleeve ($28.99) splits the difference; a coach or advisor can take the Adult Polo ($32.99). Colors are Navy, Red, Royal, Black, White, Sport Gray, and Forest, with Gold on select garments. All printed cotton and cotton blends.

One checkout, six different pieces

A squad is rarely one uniform. Starters want hoodies. The stream crew — caster, observer, whoever runs graphics — wants the same mark on something lighter. Parents at a watch party want tees, and a younger sibling in the junior division wears youth sizes. It all mixes into one order: youth beside adult, hoodies beside tees, one shipment.

There is no minimum, either: when a friend sees the hoodie at a LAN and wants one, that single piece is a real order. Every size costs the same per piece, so a 3XL hoodie is $44.99 like a small. Check the size guide first, since a custom print cannot come back for a size ordered in error. A wrong or defective print gets reprinted or refunded with a photo within 14 days.

Printed after you order

Nothing is warehoused. US print-on-demand partners print each order as it comes in: about 2-5 business days of production plus shipping, with tracking. Order a couple weeks ahead of the LAN. Squads that meet as a school club will find more in custom school activity shirts.

Design your team's hoodie — free to try, ready before the next LAN.