NFL – Matthew Lee Rosen

It’s that time of year when we’re past Super Bowl and Valentine’s Day, and the countdown begins toward Spring and St. Paddy’s, when everyone starts thinking green! This year, we wanted to give NFL fans something different to wear. Our “Kiss Me,” and “Lucky” NFL Player shirts are printed on Kelly Green men’s and women’sContinue reading

This is where designing NFL player apparel becomes the most fun for me! I happen to be a life-long Chicago Bears fan, and right now (at the halfway mark of the season) the team is 7-1 at the top of the division… with a defense setting a record breaking pace for forcing turnovers. It’s beingContinue reading

One of the great challenges of designing product with a license from the NFL Players Association is color limitation. Since the Players Association license is not related to the league license, we cannot combine a team’s primary colors on any of our products, nor can we use any team logos or geographic location references. So,Continue reading

Halloween…. possibly the best holiday of the year. It’s pretty much a license to do whatever you want, be whomever you want, and act however you want. It’s also, oddly enough, the only time of year anyone ever seems pay attention to our good old friend, the Tootsie Roll. In the spirit of the season,Continue reading

Designing NFL Players shirts is often made easy by the players themselves, who give you so much fun material to work with. Throughout this 2012 season, Monday Night Football (MNF) has featured a special segment during halftime called “Mic’d Up.” The ESPN program shows highlights of players who were dressed with microphones during games fromContinue reading

This is possibly the most awesome Brian Urlacher shirt design available on the market. It was designed by the community of artists who participate in our sister apparel line: Fanskrit. A truly unique, one-of-a-kind design, featuring Urlacher as King Kong, on the Sears (err… Willis) Tower. Brian Urlacher fans can purchase this shirt design inContinue reading