Mato & Hash Blog

                                        READ TIME: 1 MINUTE 20 SECONDSWith summer passing by quickly, it is time to think about upcoming athletic seasons. Football players have already started mini-camps as thoughts are turning to classes and sporting events. Hockey players are getting ready for tryouts, so are soccer, basketball and all other types of athletes.

Create any jersey t-shirt or hoodie for your team, or create some wild fan apparel. It's all up to you - there are endless possibilities of what you can make. You can even pick up a referee uniform.

Check out some of the designs below for inspiration. Make sure to get creative with text effects, borders, and different types of font. We have thousands of stock images to choose from on the customizer, or you can upload a picture of your own. Simply select a shirt color and size, then click customize. Your options for tools to use are along the left-hand side and the top of the page.

Note: Borders will not appear on garments - this is part of the customizer and shows up only on-screen.We hope this got your imagination flowing. Remember, you can order our products in bulk for your whole team or group. Whether for yourself or for your team, enjoy designing and sporting your custom apparel.

Check the Mato & Hash Blog often for new posts with apparel information, design tips, trends and more. If you have an idea you'd like to see us explore - let us know - we may consider writing about it.

About the Authors 

Jon is the E-Commerce Product Specialist and has been with Mato & Hash since the beginning of 2021. He grew up about 20 minutes east of the office, holds a degree in journalism and enjoys watching and playing sports, reading, video games, cooking and spending time with his friends and family.

Leona has been the Resident Photographer/Content Creator at Mato & Hash since the start of 2020, capturing flawless product images and actualizing breathtaking photoshoots. She loves her fur babies, hiking and anything creative. She graduated with a BFA in photography from College for Creative Studies in Detroit.