Seattle Seahawks St Patrick Clover Football Shirt

Dabbing Shamrock Design for Seahawks Fans Who Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day

Every March there’s someone at the family table who wants to honor St. Patrick’s Day and still keep a little Seahawks pride close, and our Seattle Seahawks St Patrick Clover Football Shirt was made with that person in mind. We drew a cheerful shamrock in shades, caught mid-dab, with the Seahawks hawk head hovering above it and a football raised in its other hand, so the whole design reads as a friendly nod to both traditions instead of a choice between them.

Dark Sunglasses, a Mid-Dab Pose, and a Football Held High

Between the dark sunglasses, the mid-dab pose and the football held high, the clover looks a lot like someone celebrating after a touchdown at a backyard cookout, sneakers planted and the whole group laughing along. It always gets a laugh. We like that it’s playful enough for kids and grown-ups to enjoy at the same table, the sort of graphic a grandparent might point at and ask about before asking who’s winning.

The Little Seahawks Logo on the Center Leaf

A tiny Seahawks logo sits on the clover’s center leaf, so the team is still there for anyone who looks a bit closer, even when the shamrock is what catches the eye first. It’s a quiet touch. Seattle fans have long called themselves the 12s, and plenty of them will say the team travels with them to potlucks, pubs and neighborhood parades long after the game has ended. At TeeMam, our sports fan apparel is chosen with that habit in mind, which is why this shirt fits a St. Patrick’s Day get-together with friends and just as easily a Sunday dinner with the family months later, whenever someone wants to show where their loyalties lie.

It also makes a thoughtful Seahawks St. Patrick’s Day shirt for a brother, a friend, or a mom who has cheered for Seattle for decades and still laughs at a good dab. That reaction is exactly what we hoped for when we put the design together. We’d suggest picking one out for the friend who hosts the St. Patrick’s Day potluck every year, and maybe a second for yourself.