Custom Cornhole Shirts Built Around Your Team
Team gear for people who keep score. Put your team name, your logo, or an idea you have not drawn yet on a shirt — and see it on the actual product before you spend anything.
Finished shirt designs
Ready-made designs print exactly as shown. For your own team name, create your own — describe it, or upload your logo.
Three Ways to Create Your Cornhole Shirt
They all end in the same place — a preview on the real product — but they start from very different amounts of work on your side.
Pick a ready-made design
Pick a design from the gallery and it prints exactly as shown, on the front. The fastest route if you want something that already looks finished. For your own team name, describe it or upload your logo instead.
Browse cornhole team designsUpload your artwork
Already have a team logo — from a league, a sponsor, or somebody's cousin who does graphics? Upload it, preview it on the shirt before checkout, and we print it as-is, not redrawn or regenerated. Use the largest file you have. A person checks print quality before it goes to the printer.
Upload your logoDescribe what you want
No logo, no idea what you want it to look like — just a name and a vibe. Write a sentence and it gets drawn for you, printed flat and clean rather than as a photo of a shirt.
Design your own cornhole shirtFrom Team Name to Finished Shirt
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You give it a name
Everything starts with the words on the shirt. A team name, a division, a tournament, a nickname the group already uses. That is the part nobody else can supply.
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It comes back as flat, printable art
Not a photo of a shirt, and not a picture with a white box behind it. Every design is steered toward flat vector-style artwork on a real transparent background, so it prints clean on black as readily as on white.
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You see it on the actual product
A preview on the shirt, in the color you picked, before any money changes hands. Generated designs are watermarked; your own uploads are not. Making a preview takes a free account.
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A person checks it, then it prints
Every purchased design goes past a human before it reaches the printer. Then it is printed to order and shipped to you — nothing is held in a warehouse.
Stuck on the first step? Our cornhole team names notes are about what actually survives being printed across a chest, and the team logo route covers the mark itself.
League, tournament, and team use cases
League night
Six to twelve shirts, one design, everybody in the same color so the other pairs can tell at a glance who is who. Order once and add to it when somebody's cousin joins in week four.
Tournament teams
A doubles team wants something that reads across a court. Big, high-contrast, few colors — which is what the print steering pushes every design toward anyway.
Clubs and organizers
One design, run across tees and long sleeves so people can pick what they will actually wear. Same artwork, same placement, no second design round.
Backyard and family
The shirts nobody was going to buy from a catalog: an inside joke, a family reunion bracket, a name that only means something to eleven people.
Human review before production
Every purchased design is looked at by a person before it reaches the printer. Not a filter, and not a rubber stamp — an actual review pass that catches the two things automation is worst at: artwork that belongs to somebody else, and artwork that will print badly.
It costs a little time on the way to the printer and it means you do not receive a shirt with a design that is 40 pixels wide, or one that quietly reproduces a trademark. If a design does not pass, you are refunded for that design automatically. You do not have to chase it.
The FAQ covers what can and cannot go on a design in more detail.
Custom cornhole shirt FAQ
Can I put my team's existing logo on a shirt?
Yes. Upload it and preview it on the shirt before checkout. We print it as-is rather than redrawing it, so use the largest file you have. A person checks print quality before it goes to the printer. You confirm the artwork is yours to use as part of uploading it.
Do I have to order a minimum number of shirts?
No. Everything is printed to order, so one shirt is a normal order. There is no minimum and no per-order setup fee.
What sizes and colors do cornhole shirts come in?
Unisex sizes. The tee comes in 12 colors (Black, Carolina Blue, Charcoal, Cherry Red, Forest Green, Gold, Maroon, Navy, Purple, Royal, Sport Grey and White), S through 3XL. The long sleeve comes in 6 (Black, Cherry Red, Navy, Royal, Sport Grey and White), S through 3XL. Every long sleeve color is also a tee color, so a team can mix sleeves in those 6 and still match. Anything sold out is marked when you pick your size and color.
Can I see the design before I pay?
Yes — that is the point of the preview. You get a preview of the design on the actual product, in the color you chose, before checkout. Generated designs are watermarked; artwork you upload is not. You are never buying something sight unseen.
How long does a custom cornhole shirt take to arrive?
Every shirt is made to order rather than pulled off a shelf, so production and shipping time varies. We email you as soon as it ships.
What happens if my design is rejected?
Every purchased design is reviewed by a person before printing. If it does not pass — usually an intellectual-property problem or something that will not print well — you are refunded for that design automatically, with no back-and-forth needed.
Create Your Shirt
Pick a ready-made design, upload the logo you already throw under, or describe what you want. Preview it on the shirt before you pay.
Design your own cornhole shirt