Birthday t-shirts for the birthday person and the squad

• Solo birthday tee — a big number, a name, or a joke about the age, front and centre
• Birthday squad — matching text (“Birthday Crew”, a shared phrase) in one font and colour, across the whole group
• Bride squad / bachelorette — a “Bride Tribe” style set, small on a pocket or large on the back
• Bachelor party — a group in-joke or the groom’s name, printed the same way across the party

The solo birthday tee is usually the boldest piece — a large number or a punchy line meant to stand out in photos for the day. A squad set works the opposite way: a smaller, simpler mark that looks right repeated across ten different shirts rather than a single loud design that only suits the birthday person.

1. Describe the idea or upload a photo of the birthday person in the studio
2. Place the design on the garment and repeat it across every shirt the group needs
3. Add every size to one cart and order — no minimum

There’s no fixed template to work within, so a birthday tee can be as literal or as inside-joke as the group wants — an exact age on one shirt, a running joke from the group chat on the rest. Whatever it is, it goes through the same design-then-order flow as everything else on the site.

Collect sizes from the group before ordering — the Classic T-Shirt runs XS to 7XL and the Oversized Terry Tee runs S to XXL, so most groups fit somewhere in that range. Add each person’s size to the same order and it all ships together.

Placement matters more than it seems for a squad photo: a front-chest design shows up clearly in a standing group shot, while a back print is what shows in a walking-away photo — the kind most squads end up taking anyway. If you’re unsure, front is the safer default.